Nantwich Town have appointed a number of people to bolster manager’s Luke Goddard’s backroom staff ahead of the 2026/27 season. Jack Turner will fill an assistant role working alongside Goddard and assistant manager Marc Feighery. Turner enjoyed success at Crewe FC as manager before successful stints as assistant manager to Goddard at Whitchurch Alport, Alsager and recently Northwich Victoria. Jack[Read More…]
Nantwich Town forward Callum Saunders has agreed to sign for the Dabbers for the 2026/27 season.
Saunders surpassed the 150-appearance mark for Nantwich during last year’s campaign.
Nantwich Town goalkeeper Ben Garratt is to step away from football after more than two years at the Swansway Stadium.
The 32-year-old joined in February 2024 and signed a two-year contract shortly after which ended on the completion of the 2025/26 season.
Defender Troy Bourne has agreed to rejoin Nantwich Town after a season at Warrington Town.
Bourne, 28, made 304 appearances over a 10-year period for the Dabbers after making his senior debut in November 2015 at just 17 years old.
Nantwich Town have made several key signings as they rebuild over the summer ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.
The Dabbers most recent signing is midfielder Ethan Hartshorn who joins from Congleton Town.
Nantwich Town men’s side held their annual awards where people from around the club were recognised for their achievements.
Joel Connolly and Alex Panter were the big winners of the evening, both taking home four awards.
The triumphant Nantwich Town Women’s team held its end of season awards after securing a second successive promotion.
Katie Greenwood scooped the big award of the evening, awarded “Player of the Season” among other deserving winners at the event.
Nantwich Town U18s are celebrating after winning the Cheshire FA Youth Cup in dramatic style.
The young Dabbers triumphed over Macclesfield with two late injury-time goals to win 3-1.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town have pledged to back the club’s successful women’s team to equip them to compete in tier 5 after a second successive promotion.
The side, formed just six years ago, won their first ever league title in 2025 and this season have backed this up with another stunning title triumph.
Nantwich Town ended their home league campaign in disappointing fashion with a 0-4 defeat to Avro FC.
The Dabbers came into the game on the back of a 5-1 win over bottom of the league Darlaston.
Nantwich Town thumped Darlaston 5-1 in a match which was re-scheduled due to a controversial abandonment last month.
The original game on March 21st was ended after 71 minutes when Darlaston players refused to continue, with the Dabbers leading 3-1.
By Oliver Shorland
Nantwich Town were thumped 0-4 at home by Cheshire rivals Witton Albion in one of the Dabbers’ worst performances of the season.
And with only four games remaining in the Northern Premier League West, mid-table Nantwich’s season is in danger of fizzling out in disappointing fashion.
Nantwich Town Women have sealed a historic league title in front of their home supporters overcoming Manchester Laces 2-1 at the Swansway Stadium.
The victory ensured the Dabbers were crowned champions of the North West Women’s Regional League Division One South.
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