By Jonathan White
Players, friends and supporters of Nantwich Town Disability Football (NTDF) are urging the community to get behind a sponsored 42-mile walk taking place this summer.
Setting off from Nantwich and finishing at The Kinder Lodge in Hayfield, the challenge aims to raise vital funds to support the continued growth of NTDF.
Nantwich Town recorded their biggest win of the season when they thumped Sporting Khalsa 6-1 at the Swansway Stadium.
Bryon Harrison scored a hat-trick while a brace from Alex Panter and another from Connolly rounded off the victory.
The FA is currently investigating an alleged racist incident which led to the abandonment of Nantwich Town’s match with Darlaston.
Darlaston players walked off the pitch after 71 minutes as they trailed 3-1 to the Dabbers at the Swansway Stadium.
By Jonathan White
The Nantwich Town Independent Supporters Association (NTISA) Quiz Night is to return for its 12th year this spring.
The quiz, taking place on Friday 17th April 2026, will kick off at 7:30pm in the Atherton & Associates Suite at Nantwich’s Swansway Stadium.
Nantwich Town U18s produced an entertaining display to defeat Chorley FC U18s 5–3 in the North West Youth Alliance at the Swansway Stadium.
In a lively contest on the main pitch, the young Dabbers showed attacking intent throughout, finding the net five times to secure a confidence-boosting victory ahead of their upcoming cup final.
Nantwich Town’s home game against Darlaston was abandoned in the second half following an alleged racist outburst by someone in the crowd.
The Dabbers were leading 3-1 at the time when a Darlaston player was allegedly a victim of a racist comment from the crowd.
Nantwich Town Women suffered a rare setback as the Dabbers were beaten 2–1 by Runcorn Linnets in the North West Women’s Regional League Division One South.
The defeat came in Nantwich’s final away match of the season at the Apec Taxis Stadium in Runcorn.
An early penalty by Byron Harrison was enough to give Nantwich Town all three points at home to Newcastle Town.
The victory moves the Dabbers up to ninth in Northern Premier League West, but still 14 points off the play-offs.
Nantwich Town Women moved a step closer to league glory with a commanding 4-1 victory over Warrington Town in the North West Women’s Regional League Division One South.
In their penultimate home match of the 2025/26 campaign, the Dabbers showed resilience and quality to claim a crucial three points that keeps them firmly on course for the title.
Nantwich Town face a trip to Shifnal to end February, hoping to build on their 2-2 draw with Trafford last weekend.
They may not have caught the attention of some of the other promoted teams like Bury and Lower Breck, but it’s still been an impressive first season in the NPL West for Shifnal.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town fans can show their colours in style with a new range of Nantwich Town Football Club merchandise.
The items are available on men’s first team matchdays at the Swansway Stadium in the Green Rock Group Fan Zone
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town slipped to a disappointing 2-1 defeat away at Clitheroe who won for the first time in six games.
The Dabbers made only one change from the 2-0 win at Chasetown at the weekend with Fenton Green replacing Paddy Jarrett.
League leaders Nantwich Town Women delivered another commanding performance with a 6-1 win over Wirral Phoenix Women at the Swansway Stadium.
The win maintains the Dabbers’ lead at top of the North West Women’s Regional League Division One South.
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