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.
The family-run Need Golf centre in Nantwich has taken its success to the international stage after being named Toptracer Range of the Year at the 2026 EMEA Awards in Madrid.
Need Golf has been recognised as the number one Toptracer range across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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.
Sandbach Town are the first team to book their spot in the David Salmon Memorial Trophy final after an impressive 6-2 home win over fellow Premier Division Raven Salvador.
Ryan Dodd scored a brace, as did substitute Lewis Barker. Jack Skupski and Jay Jackson also scored for the home side.
By Jonathan White
Wistaston Village Cricket Club is gearing up for another summer as the club prepares to launch its 2026 season.
The club, founded in 1980, play at the Eric Swan Sports Ground & Brittles Pavilion off Church Lane.
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.
A dramatic last-minute venue change did little to dampen the “Jabbin Dabber Boxing Show”.
The event delivered a memorable night of amateur boxing at Crewe Alexandra, after having to move from its original home at Nantwich Town.
By Jonathan White
A community tennis club in Wistaston is celebrating after smashing a £15,000 Crowdfunder target to help resurface its courts — unlocking vital match funding from Sport England.
Wistaston Jubilee Tennis Club has now secured the full £15,000 funding contribution needed to resurface its two courts at its Church Lane site.
Young boxers from Jabbin Dabber Club in Nantwich took on rivals Knowsley Vale in Liverpool at the Long Lane Show at Fusion Nightclub.
Among those in action were the Buckley brothers, with 15-year-old Charlie Buckley (65kg) taking on Bobby Green, also 15 and competing at 65kg.
Members of Crewe Central Table Tennis Club in Nantwich helped smash a nationwide target as players across England came together to celebrate a major milestone in the sport.
The club took part in Britain’s Greatest Rally, a coordinated challenge organised by Table Tennis England, which aimed to collectively achieve 100,000 table tennis rallies in a single day.
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.
George and Dragon beat Sandbach Town 3-1 to set up the final against Cooper Buckley in the Premier Division Cup.
The George goals were scored by Zak Billinge with a brace and Jay Roberts. The Sandbach goal was scored by Kieran Stanley.
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