By Jack Beresford
Nantwich Town assistant manager Jay Bateman said the home defeat to Mickleover Sports was “a tough one to take”.
Stuart Beavon’s 63rd minute wonder strike helped the visitors to a 1-0 victory over the Dabbers on a cold Tuesday night at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
Nantwich Town were unable to stage another late comeback as they fell to a 2-1 defeat away at Mickleover Sports.
It was the Dabbers who struck first early on but were undone by two goals for the hosts.
Nantwich Town’s bid for promotion suffered a setback as they endured a rare home defeat at the Weaver Stadium.
Relegation-threatened Mickleover Sports caused a real upset with their 3-2 win which leaves the Dabbers too far behind in the automatic promotion chase.
Nantwich Town slumped to another defeat today and slid closer to the relegation zone in the Evo-Stik Premier League.
The Dabbers were beaten 2-1 at the Weaver Stadium by Mickleover Sports.
Nantwich Town secured a valuable 3 points with a 2-1 away win at Mickleover Sports.
Two goals in six second half minutes earned the Dabbers all three points in Derbyshire.
By Steve Sharman
Nantwich Town began the new campaign with a disappointing defeat at home to Mickleover Sports.
The much-changed Derbyshire club took maximum points with a 3-1 win at the Weaver Stadium.
By Liam Roe
Nantwich Town drew 1-1 in a tense game against relegation-battling Mickleover Sports at the Weaver Stadium.
A Liam Shotton (pictured) goal on 15 minutes was cancelled out by Jake Green seven minutes later as the away side cemented their place in the league for next season.
By Ashley Houghton A late Alex Steadman equaliser prevented Nantwich Town from taking all three points in a feisty encounter at the Weaver Stadium. Steadman, who was sent off in the closing stages, levelled in the 80th minute after Mat Bailey had given Nantwich a first-half lead.
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