Nantwich Town suffered a body blow in their battle to beat the drop, losing 1-0 at home to Bamber Bridge.
A first-half wonder strike by Finlay Sinclair-Smith was enough to seal victory for the high-flying visitors at the Swansway Stadium.
Nantwich Town is offering reduced entry fees as part of the Non League Day initiative this Saturday March 25.
The Dabbers welcome Bamber Bridge to the Swansway Stadium as they look to continue their improved form under new manager Paul Carden.
Nantwich could not end their recent run of no win in four games as they slumped to another defeat at Bamber Bridge.
Dabbers boss Ritchie Sutton started with new signing Tom Booth in goal, who has joined on loan from Crewe.
Nantwich Town ended their Northern Premier League campaign with a fine away point at play-off chasing Bamber Bridge.
And the 1-1 scoreline ultimately ended the hosts’ chances of clinching a play-off spot, as the Dabbers finished the season in 13th place.
By Liam Price
Ewan Bangeโs first half strike gave Bamber Bridge the three points against Nantwich Town at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
The game was evenly matched throughout most of the first half.
By Adam Bateman
Nantwich Town were beaten at home by Matlock as they looked to bounce back from defeat to Whitby.
It was a frenetic start as both sides had opportunities to score the first and crucial goal at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
Nantwich Town scored a dramatic late winner to beat Bamber Bridge who had fought back from 2-0 down themselves.
The Dabbers were coasting at 2-0 at the Weaver Stadium against their mid-table opponents.
Nantwich will next face fellow BetVictor Northern Premier Division side Bamber Bridge in the re-arranged Buildbase FA Trophy First Round Qualifying.
Tomorrow night’s (October 29) tie was postponed on Saturday after heavy rain left the pitch water-logged.
By James Brown
Nantwich Town got back to winning ways in the Evo-Stik Premier Division with a hard fought 2-0 victory over Bamber Bridge.
Goals by Callum Saunders and Joe Malkin goals in each half at the Weaver Stadium were enough to seal a comfortable win in front of 300 supporters.
By Ryan Batty
A late equaliser from Alistair Waddecar condemned Nantwich Town to a frustrating 2-2 draw against Bamber Bridge at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium.
The Dabbers led twice but two great efforts from Waddecar saw Dave Cookeโs side drop two points in their pursuit of top spot.
Nantwich Town have been named Northern Premier League club of the month chosen by league sponsors Evo-Stik.
It follows an excellent month of football for the Dabbers.
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