Nantwich Town reached their second successive Cheshire Senior Cup final after a dramatic semi-final victory over Stalybridge Celtic.
The Dabbers and their Evo-Stik Premier Division rivals locked horns over 120 minutes at the Weaver Stadium last night (April 16).
By Ryan Batty
Nantwich Town fell to their first defeat in six games after being defeated 2-1 by Rushall Olympic at the Weaver Stadium.
Rushall took the lead through Gurjit Singh after a quarter of an hour, when the former Sutton Coldfield midfielder finished a neat move by sliding the ball past Krystian Burzynski.
By Steve Sharman
A superb goalkeeping display from Marine stopper Martin Fearon frustrated Nantwich Town who were held 1-1 at the Marine Travel Arena.
The Dabbers took an early lead through Harry Clayton who fired home from close range following a goal mouth scramble before Josh Davies headed in the equaliser on the hour mark.
Nantwich Town made light work of their visitors when they eased to a 3-1 win over Grantham in the bright winter sunshine at Weaver Stadium.
The Dabbers maintained their outside chances of a play-off spot with a comfortable victory over sixth-placed opponents from Lincolnshire.
A late extra-time winner by Matt Bell fired Nantwich Town into the Cheshire Senior Cup semi-finals in a dramatic victory over League Two neighbours Crewe Alexandra.
Bell fizzed a low shot into the corner in the 115th minute to warm the Dabbers supporters on a freezing night at the Weaver Stadium.
Nantwich Town eased to a 3-0 victory at home to Lancaster City, securing their third consecutive clean sheet.
A second-half double by Sean Cooke added to Harry Clayton’s first-half strike for a comfortable day at the office for the Dabbers.
By Steve Sharman
A debut strike from Jordan Cole saw Nantwich Town claim a 2-0 victory over Stourbridge.
Cole, who signed from Newcastle Town earlier in the week, came on as a second half substitute.
A Harry Clayton winner and a last-gasp penalty save by Will Jaaskelainen saw Nantwich Town through to the FA Cup 1st round proper after a replay victory in Kettering.
On a night of high drama, the Dabbers overcame Southern Premier League high-flyers on their home turf in Northants.
By Dave Vickers
Nantwich Town cruised to a 4-0 win away at Leek Town in a pre-season stroll in the sun.
Goals from Kieran Evans,Jordan Davies and a brace by Harry Clayton sealed the victory.
Nantwich Town have announced the signing of Crewe-born striker Harry Clayton.
Clayton rejoins the Dabbers after being released by former boss Phil Parkinson in November 2015 to join Newcastle Town.
Kyle Blake and Harry Clayton have left Nantwich Town to join Newcastle Town in Evo-Stik Division 1 South.
Blake has struggled with injuries which has affected the midfielder’s form since his return.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town gave a battling performance away at high-flying Ilkeston FC.
But goals from James Reid and Kane Richards either side of a Harry Clayton strike saw the hosts take all three points.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town were beaten 2-1 by second-placed Curzon Ashton, despite proving more than match for them at the Weaver Stadium.
Dabbers boss Danny Johnson was able to name the same 16 that won so convincingly at Belper the previous Saturday.
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