Nantwich Town boss Ritchie Sutton bemoaned his side’s first half performance as the Dabbers were beaten once more at the Swansway Stadium.
But he also praised the way the hosts fought back after the break, despite eventually losing the game 1-2.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town came from two goals and a man down to secure a thrilling 2-2 draw with Ashton United at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
Matt Bell had the first real chance of the game, diverting the ball towards goal from a corner but seeing it turned away by Greg Hartley.
Ashton came from a goal down to win 2-1 against Nantwich Town at Hurst Cross.
Nantwich came into the game looking to get back to winning ways after the home draw with Warrington.
By Steve Sharman
Two goals from winger Matty Chadwick saw visiting Ashton United claim all three points as Nantwich Town slipped to a 3-2 defeat at the Weaver Stadium.
Chadwick opened the scoring after ten minutes before captain Mark Lees doubled the lead soon after with the former then netting a second half penalty to give the visitors a three goal lead.
Nantwich Town continued their push for the play offs as they beat a spirited Ashton United 3-2 at the Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers took a 2-0 lead, but Ashton fought back to force Nantwich to hang on for all three points.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town manager Danny Johnson was disappointed with his player’s defending as they went down 3-1 away at Ashton United.
But the Dabbers boss admitted Nantwich were beaten by the better team.
By Richard Scott
Max Harrop’s stunning free-kick was little consolation for Nantwich Town who slipped to a 3-1 home defeat against Ashton United.
And for boss Danny Johnson, watching another lacklustre defensive display will be more worrying than being beaten by his former side.
By Michael Chatwin Nantwich Town paid the price for a string of missed chances as their unbeaten five game stint came to an end at Ashton United. A neatly taken goal by Dale Johnson saw Dabbers boss Danny Johnson’s former side take all three points.
By Daniel Curtis Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson hopes his side can improve their season following his first six months at the club. Since joining the Dabbers in the summer after six years at league rivals Ashton United, Johnson has had a tough start at Nantwich.
By James Briscoe Nantwich manager Danny Johnson is taking the positives from the 2-2 draw against his former side Ashton United. But he said the squad were disappointed not to win after a courageous display with only 10 men.
New Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson believes he has taken “one of the best jobs” in non league football. Johnson was appointed as new Dabbers coach this week and will take the reins after Nantwich’s last game of the season against Blyth this weekend.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town have unveiled Danny Johnson as their new manager. The 37-year-old joins the Dabbers after their final home game against Blyth Spartans this Saturday.
By Robert Summerscales Nantwich Town were beaten by a stunning second-half brace by Ashton United substitute Chris Amadi. The former FC United of Manchester forward broke the deadlock at the Weaver Stadium with a powerful half-volley.
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