Nantwich Town made it 11 league games unbeaten as they held off a determined Skelmersdale United to win 3-2 at Stormy Corner.
The Dabbers had to battle hard as the bottom club pushed them all the way.
Nantwich Town extended their unbeaten run in the league to nine games beating Warrington Town 4-1 at the Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers won the game by half-time with three unanswered goals.
Nantwich Town came from behind to win 2-1 at fellow promotion rivals Hednesford Town at Keys Park.
They had fallen behind in the 2nd minute when Danny Glover finished clinically.
By Steve Sharman
Nantwich Town moved up to fifth and are seven unbeaten in the league despite a frustrating 1-1 draw with Corby Town at the Weaver Stadium.
Matt Bell opened the scoring two minutes before half time, calmly slotting the ball into the net after excellent play from Joe Mwasile.
Nantwich Town recorded a superb win over promotion rivals Rushall Olympic at Dales Lane.
A Sean Cooke double say them come from a goal down to secure three points and move just two points off the play-offs.
Nantwich Town bounced back from defeat at Blyth with a hard-earned 1-0 win over Sutton Coldfield.
Ben Harrison’s goal was enough to earn all three points for the Dabbers on a cold, damp night at the Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town fell to a 2-0 defeat away at title favourites Blyth Spartans.
The Dabbers held the hosts at bay in the first half with keeper Dan Gyollai making a number of top saves.
Former Nantwich Town youngster Cohen Bramall has made the giant leap to the Premier League after signing for Arsenal.
The 20-year-old left-back, originally from South Cheshire, played for the Dabbers before joining Hednesford Town.
Nantwich Town started 2017 with a 1-0 defeat at home to Stafford Rangers.
A defensive error allowed Izak Reid to score the only goal after 34 minutes, before Nantwich keeper Dave Parton was sent off.
Nantwich Town fell to a Boxing Day defeat on the road at Workington, going down 3-1 at Borough Park.
The Dabbers started slowly and they fell behind to a swirling free kick from Jake Simpson after 14 minutes.
By Steven Dale
Two goals from Matty Bell and a goal each from Andy White and Joe Mwasile was enough to push Nantwich up to seventh and see off the challenge of second-bottom Skelmersdale United at the Weaver Stadium.
The hosts went into this fixture with one notable absentee – manager Phil Parkinson missing the encounter through illness.
Nantwich Town supporters and friends teamed up to help transform the club’s main function room.
Around 20 fans turned up to a “Dabbers DIY SOS” day armed with paint brushes and rollers.
Nantwich Town returned to winning ways with a fine performance at Whitby – crowned by an Osebi Abadaki hat-trick.
Both sides hit the woodwork in a tight first half with each team pushing for a breakthrough.
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