By Liam Price
Nantwich Town are through to the third round of the Cheshire Senior Cup after two Tom Booth saves in a dramatic penalty shoot-out knocked out Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park.
James Caton was making his Nantwich debut, and was first to a loose ball early on, squaring a cross to Dan Cockerline who glanced it wide of the far post.
Nantwich Town Ladies have partnered with Motherwell Cheshire charity to promote best practices and considerations for Women sports teams.
They hope to highlight ways to end period poverty locally and to help in the collection of boots for the Motherwell Cheshire Community Share Hub.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town boss Ritchie Sutton spoke of how proud he is of how the squad are buying into the plans of him and Gary Taylor-Fletcher as the Dabbers grabbed a dramatic late 1-0 win away at 10-man Warrington Rylands.
Nantwich Town Ladies FC lost 0 – 5 to Macclesfield FC Women in the Premier Division of the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League.
The Dabbers displayed composure and despite the score, Macclesfield struggled to break through the back line.
Nantwich Town and local firm Applewood Independent have strengthened their partnership.
The financial company has retained the naming rights to the 3G facility known as “The Applewood Arena”.
Troy Bourne’s dramatic injury-time winner earned Nantwich Town three valuable points near the foot of the Northern Premier League.
It was a deserved victory for the Dabbers away at Radcliffe Borough which lifts them out of the relegation zone.
Nantwich Town are teaming up with Malbank School and Sixth Form College to set up and launch a new Football Academy.
The academy is expected to start in September 2023 and will be open to boys and girls aged 16-18 years old.
Nantwich Town earned a dramatic point in the last few seconds against high-flying Gainsborough Trinity.
Harry Nevin fired home a deserved equaliser in the 90th minute at the Swansway Stadium.
Nantwich Town clinched a vital league victory over Morpeth to boost their Northern Premier League survival hopes.
The club held a Remembrance ceremony before kick off, organised by the Nantwich & District Branch of the Royal British Legion.
Nantwich Town head coach Gary Taylor-Fletcher said his side fully deserved their win against Ashton United.
Their battling 1-0 away win was desperately needed as the Dabbers face a tough relegation scrap down near the bottom of Northern Premier League.
Nantwich Town FC Ladies beat Altrincham FC Women Reds 6 – 0 in their latest Premier Division of the Cheshire Women’s and Youth Football League encounter.
Nantwich goals were scored by Jo Case (2), Libby Bulkeley, Emily Fallon (2), and captain Claire Rathbone.
Nantwich Town boss Ritchie Sutton bemoaned his side’s first half performance as the Dabbers were beaten once more at the Swansway Stadium.
But he also praised the way the hosts fought back after the break, despite eventually losing the game 1-2.
Nantwich Town’s poor run of form continued with another home defeat, this time losing 1-0 to fellow strugglers Liversedge.
A Jack Carr goal in the 38th minute was enough to seal the points for the visitors in front of 300 fans at the Swansway Stadium.
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