By Richard Scott
A second half goal from Aaron Burns on his return to Nantwich Town wasn’t enough for the Dabbers away at Kings Lynn Town.
Nantwich were beaten 2-1 away after the long trip to East Anglia on Non-League Day.
Nantwich CC 1sts secured their Premier League place with a vital win at home to Grappenhall.
The nervous Whitehouse Lane faithful were soon at ease as Nantwich dominated the contest, winning by 141 runs.
Nantwich Town’s former top scorer Aaron Burns is to re-join the Dabbers, it emerged today.
His current club Marine AFC has announced Burns has left them after they “received a 7 day notice of approach from Nantwich Town”.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town were narrowly edged out in an eight-goal thriller at Stourbridge.
Goals from Steve Lewis, Harry Clayton (pictured) and Jordan Johnson weren’t enough for the Dabbers.
Nantwich Town’s Adam Jones believes the team needs to be “more ruthless” when they are leading games.
Jones netted a last ditch winner to beat Frickley 3-2 at the Weaver Stadium, capping a fine man of the match display.
Two sides in the Premier League of the Crewe Regional Sunday Football League maintained their 100% record.
FC Semtex followed up a midweek win with a 6-1 win at NHB, thanks to goals from Ricky Mellor (2), Leroy Jones, Danny Roberts, Dale Capper and Erwin David.
By Richard Scott
A goal in the final minute of injury time by Adam Jones gave Nantwich Town a thrilling 3-2 win over Frickley Athletic.
The visitors took the lead just before half time from Gavin Allot before second half goals from an Adam Pepper penalty and Alex Meaney put the Dabbers 2-1 up.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC kick off their new 2014-15 rugby campaign with a Cheshire Vase match.
They welcome Anselmians, from the Wirral, for the first round vase match on Saturday (August 30)
A Crewe & Nantwich athlete has secured an amazing triple gold success in the Scottish Athletics Championships.
Fraser Ashman won his golden hat-trick golds in the discus, shot and javelin at the event in Aberdeen.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town earned a resounding 4-1 victory away at nine-man Ramsbottom United.
The Dabbers secured their second successive away win thanks to second half goals from Alex Meaney, Vinnie Mukendi, Mark Winslade and an Adam Pepper penalty.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town slipped to their second home defeat in four days after being beaten 3-0 by Stamford.
It was a case of two very different halves for the Dabbers who were the better side in the opening 45 minutes at the Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town midfielder Max Harrop has apologised to Dabbers fans for his midweek sending off.
Harrop saw red midway through the first half of Nantwich’s 1-0 defeat at home to Skelmersdale
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town showed true fighting spirit against the odds as they slipped to a first defeat of the new campaign.
The Dabbers, who played with 10 men for three quarters of the game, dominated possession and chances.
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