By Liam Price
Nantwich Town succumbed to another damaging defeat as Clitheroe won 2-1 at the Swansway Stadium.
Joel Connolly made his first start since Hanley Town away on August 20 after a combination of mostly injury and some time on the bench.
Nantwich Town ended their long run without a win with a remarkable 8-2 victory over City of Liverpool at the DCBL Stadium in Widnes, writes Liam Price.
Alex Panter came in for Byron Harrison and Kai Evans returned from suspension in place of Matty Tweedley for the Dabbers’ two changes from the draw with Runcorn.
Nantwich Town club captain Troy Bourne has celebrated his 300th appearance for the Dabbers.
Bourne made his debut against Cammell Laird back in November 2015. Now he has reached a triple century after just turning 27.
Nantwich Town stalwart Albert Pye has died at the age of 89, the club has announced.
Albert was an Honorary Life Vice-President and former chairman who was a boyhood Dabbers fan from just after the Second World War.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town fell to a 2-1 defeat away Stafford Rangers as the hosts won their first home game under returning manager Neil Kitching.
Kai Evans was suspended but Paddy Kennedy was back from injury for Nantwich and Byron Harrison also came back into the starting XI.
Nantwich Town have launched a range of new initiatives and activities under its “Dabbers in the Community” project.
The plans include creating additional income to invest in the club’s facilities, as well as expand the commitment to provide support for the community.
Nantwich Town’s stuttering start to 2025 continued last night when they let slip a lead to draw 2-2 with lowly Kidsgrove Athletic.
On the back of a late defeat at Trafford at the weekend, the loss of more league points is a blow to the Dabbers’ hopes of promotion.
Nantwich Town Women delivered another commanding performance to beat local rivals Congleton Town Ladies 6-2 at the Swansway Stadium.
The victory marks their second in as many weeks against Congleton, following last week’s 7-0 away win in the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League Premier Division.
Nantwich Town Women kicked off 2025 in style with a 7-0 win over Congleton Town Ladies in the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League Premier Division.
The match showcased the Dabbers’ attacking prowess as they cruised to victory in their first fixture of the new year.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town and Wythenshawe Town shared the points after a chaotic final 10 minutes ended in a 1-1 draw.
The Dabbers had to do without top scorer Kai Evans who was ill, so Kofi Moore made his first start since coming back to the club on loan.
Nantwich Town have signed Kofi Moore on loan from Oldham until the end of the season.
Kofi was previously at the Dabbers and made five appearances in his initial loan spell between August and September this season.
Hednesford Town went above Nantwich in the table after a 2-0 over the Dabbers at Keys Park, writes Liam Price.
Nantwich were unchanged from their New Year’s Day win over Newcastle Town, with changes on the bench as Callum Saunders was suspended and Kofi Moore made his return to the squad.
Nantwich Town hit back from conceding a first minute goal to beat Newcastle Town at home.
The 2-1 win at the Swansway Stadium keeps the Dabbers in the promotion hunt in fourth place in the Northern Premier League West.
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