Nantwich Town were unlucky to lose 2-1 away on their long road trip to Workington in Cumbria yesterday.
The Dabbers were beaten by a 71st minute strike after Matt Bell’s strike had brought them level in the first period.
By Ryan Batty
Nantwich Town goalkeeper Fabian Spiess is delighted to return to the first-team picture after a long-term injury.
Spiess dislocated his shoulder back in the August home draw with Altrincham.
Faddiley players stormed to a 14-0 lead over Market Tavern in the first half – only for the game to be abandoned!
The Nantwich side had piled on the goals against their eight-man opponents when the referee called the hame to a halt on 41 minutes.
A sporty girl from Audlem has been named Everybody Junior Member of the Year 2017.
Audlem St James pupil Isabella Woods scooped the honour which rewards a 5-11 year-old Cheshire East resident who has shown dedication to health and activity.
By Steve Sharman
A debut strike from Jordan Cole saw Nantwich Town claim a 2-0 victory over Stourbridge.
Cole, who signed from Newcastle Town earlier in the week, came on as a second half substitute.
Nantwich Town have signed forward Jordan Cole from near neighbours Newcastle Town on loan.
The Dabbers said Cole has joined on a two-month loan with a view to signing permanently.
Crewe Ath, Crewe FC, Nantwich YF and White Lion Ford Lane have booked their places in the Crewe FA Sunday Cup semi-finals.
Crewe Ath needed extra time to beat Betley FC 4-3 with a hat-trick from P J Hudson and a Jordan Amson goal.
High-flying Crewe & Nantwich RUFC Ladies face their biggest test of the season this weekend.
The Vagrants side are second in their league after another fine victory on the road on Saturday.
By Ryan Batty
Nantwich Town succumbed to a Coalville fightback as ten-man Dabbers slumped to 3-1 home defeat on a cold afternoon at the Weaver Stadium.
Joel Stair opened the scoring in the 13th minute with a close range header from Matt Bell’s corner.
By Steve Sharman
A second half brace from Steve Tames saw Nantwich Town bow out of the Integro League Cup after a 3-2 defeat at home to Witton Albion.
Albion substitute Tames netted twice in the final 15 minutes to send his side through to the third round of the competition
By Gwil Roberts
Crewe & Nantwich 1sts bounced back from their cup disappointment to record another bonus point win in the league, beating Old Saltlians 39–19.
The bonus point win tightens Crewe’s grip on second place in the RFU Midlands 2 West (North) Division – seven points ahead of Spartans and only three behind league leaders Whitchurch.
Heavy rain washed out all the Crewe Sunday Regional Premier Division ties at the weekend.
Meanwhile, Betley FC lost 4-2 in the Staffs FA Sunday Challenge Cup at Spittal Brook, despite leading 2-1 with 20 minutes to go.
It’s one of the greatest sporting contests on the globe.
And as England and Australia square up once more for another Ashes cricketing confrontation, few will realise the significance of a quiet corner in a Nantwich cemetery.
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