The World Snooker Championship is the highest stage that the sport offers and it attracts top players from all over the globe to compete each year.
Typically the legendary names dominate the headlines with the likes of Ronnie O’Sullivan, Mark Selby often tipped to achieve snooker’s greatest prize.
Another week of wet weather hit matches in the Crewe Regional Sunday leagues this weekend.
More games were postponed, adding to the strain that the league is currently under to fulfil its fixtures.
Nantwich Walking Football Club is proving more popular than ever as it nears its 10th year in existence.
The club was formed in 2015 by Ray Sheppard, who is chairman, along with five or six older men who wanted to continue playing at an easier pace.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town continued their excellent form with a 4-2 win over Stalybridge Celtic at the Swansway Stadium.
Courtney Meppen-Walters and Perry Bircumshaw returned to the Dabbers side after missing the game against Hednesford.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town’s annual ‘Easter Cup’ kids football tournament was a roaring success over the Easter weekend.
It took place on Good Friday and Easter Saturday on the new FIFA grade 3G pitch at the Swansway Stadium.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town scored with the last kick of the game to claim a 4-3 win over Hednesford Town at The Swansway Stadium on Easter Monday, writes Liam Price.
Defender Troy Bourne was able to turn the ball home from a corner in the dying seconds to snatch victory.
George and Dragon continued their winning streak with a 4-0 victory over Willaston WS in the quarter-final of the Presidents Cup.
An own goal was supplemented by goals by Matthew Birchall, Jaymie Roberts and Steven Hughes.
Malbank School and Sixth Form are partnering up with Nantwich Town to launch a new footballing academy.
The academy for boys and girls aged 16-18, will be led by current EFL defenders Rod McDonald and Kelvin Mellor.
Nantwich Town’s unbeaten league run has continued after a hard fought point away at third-placed Runcorn Linnets on Good Friday.
The draw and point keeps the Dabbers in the hunt for a play-off place as they sit seventh in Northern Premier League West.
Chester FC is one of those football clubs that keeps on battling.
Throughout its history, the Cheshire club has experienced a lot of turmoil and has had to fight for survival.
Football teams in the Crewe Regional Sunday League have paid tribute after the sudden death of popular referee Keith Curzon.
Keith, who was in his early 70s, lived in Nantwich and had been with the league since 2003.
In today’s games in the Premier Division, Faddiley took the lead in their game against Sandbach Town with a Chris Robaszek free kick.
The visitors have found goals hard to come by this season, but they fought back well to win 1-4 with strikes from Connor Taylor, Jacob Swale, Nathan Harmston and Jake Tew.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town held on to defeat Mossley 2-1 at the Swansway Stadium and record four straight league wins for the first time in four years.
There was just one change to the Dabbers side with Akiel Raffie coming in for Tom Pratt, who has returned to his parent club Guiseley and played the last 20 minutes for them on Saturday in the NPL Premier.
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