Nantwich Town suffered the winter blues at a snowy Weaver Stadium where they were beaten 3-1 at home by strugglers Halesowen Town.
It was the Dabbers’ second successive home defeat, and with only one league win from five outings all but ends their slim play-off hopes.
By Ryan Batty
An early strike from Joe Mwasile was enough to give Nantwich Town a vital victory at Halesowen.
Mwasile gave the Dabbers the lead on 15 minutes when he fired the ball into the top corner for his second goal of the season.
Nantwich Town confirmed their Evo-Stik Premier Division play-off place after a 0-0 draw away at Halesowen Town.
It ends an 8-year absence from the play-offs, and sets up a chance to gain promotion to the Conference North.
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson has shrugged off defeat by Workington as the Dabbers face their final two make-or-break league games.
The Dabbers lost 1-0 in their final home game of the regular season to Workington after a Jack Ryan header earned the visitors a smash-and-grab victory.
Two first half goals ensured Nantwich Town progressed to the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup after a 2-1 win at home to Halesowen Town.
Strikes from Sean Cooke and then Sam Hall in the final six minutes of the first half were enough for the Dabbers.
By Jack Jones
Nantwich Town will be in the hat for the FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round draw after they earned a 1-1 draw at Halesowen Town.
The Dabbers dominated possession, but were up against a solid Halesowen defence.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town assistant manager Neil Sorvel is hopeful they can bounce back from the Ilkeston defeat when they face Halesowen tomorrow (October 6).
Sorvel feels the 3-1 loss at Ilkeston was harsh as Nantwich were in control for most of the match.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson says he is pleased with the players he has at the Weaver Stadium and is not looking to make major changes.
The Dabbers have had almost 50 players on the books this season, including former players and those yet to make an appearance.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson said his second win in charge was thanks to “the best football” he had seen in a long time.
A solitary goal from Max Harrop saw the Dabbers make it six points from six since Parkinson took over at the Weaver Stadium.
By Richard Scott
The ‘Phil Parkinson effect’ continued at the Weaver Stadium as Nantwich Town beat Halesowen Town in front of 333 fans.
Nantwich’s second highest attendance watched the Dabbers to a fully deserved 1-0 victory.
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