By Jack Jones
Phil Parkinson celebrated his 100th game in charge of Nantwich Town by guiding the team to a 2-0 win over Kendal Town.
It meant the Dabbers advanced to the 3rd Qualifying Round of the FA Trophy and extended their winning run to seven games in all competitions.
The semi-finals of the Crewe FA Sunday Vase were finalised with victories for Nantwich YF, White Eagles, Bank Corner and Elworth Park.
Nantwich YF won 4-1 at Market Tavern with goals from Jake Standeven, Mark Mottershead, Tom Dale and Simon Roberts.
Nantwich Town recorded their fifth straight league win and moved up to seventh after a 4-1 win over Frickley Athletic.
The Dabbers got off to a slow start and were punished when the Blues edged ahead through Luke Hinsley after 28 minutes.
Nantwich Town notched one of their most significant victories this season, beating high-flying Buxton 1-0 at a misty Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers matched the promotion chasers all the way in a tightly fought contest.
Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel took advantage of 2nd placed Sydney Arms only drawing with a 3-1 win at Wistaston Ath.
JJ Bailey, Josh Ruane and John Stone scored for Railway Hotel with Jack Turner replying for Wistaston Ath.
Neil Sorvel was pleased with the Dabbers 2-0 win over Warrington Town in the FA Trophy.
Goals from Osebi Abadaki and Curtis Jones gave Nantwich victory in a tricky game against tough Cheshire rivals.
Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel remain on top following a 5-1 win over AFC Barkode.
Matt Cope scored a hat-trick with other goals from Wayne Beggs and Greg Moore.
By Steve Sharman
Nantwich Town boss Phil Parkinson was pleased with his side’s comfortable 2-0 win away at Corby Town as Dabbers remain unbeaten on the road.
A goal in either half from Osebi Abadaki and Dave Walker ensured victory for Nantwich.
By Jack Jones
Nantwich Town bounced back from their FA Cup disappointment when they saw off Marine on a wet and windy night on Merseyside.
A Josh Hancock hat-trick – from a trio of Sean Cooke assists – was extended their unbeaten league run to seven games.
Willaston WS and Crewe Ath both tumbled out of the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup.
Willaston lost 8-0 at Forest Road while Crewe Athletic lost 6-0 to Stockport-based Cale Green FC – the current holders of the competition.
Footballers in Nantwich can test themselves in the biggest league network in the world.
A new community six-a-side football competition is kicking off in the town next month.
By Steve Sharman
Nantwich Town bowed out of the FA Cup after three first half goals from Stourbridge saw the visitors claim a 3-1 win.
Leon Broadhurst opened the scoring early on with a header before Luke Benbow fired in from range and Broadhurst added another with a close range finish.
By Jack Jones
Nantwich Town picked up their first home league win of the season as they beat inform Rushall Olympic 1-0 at the Weaver Stadium.
The first half was a feisty affair with a Josh Hancock headed goal ruled out for offside the main talking point.
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