Nantwich Town returned to second in the Evo-Stik Premier Division after a 3-0 home win over Coalville Town.
The Dabbers eased to victory thanks to goals from John Johnston, Sean Cooke and Tom Peers.
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.
By Steve Sharman
Nantwich Town registered their sixth straight league win after beating Spennymoor Town 1-0 at the Weaver Stadium.
Sean Cooke’s first half strike was enough for the Dabbers who dominated much of the game and were denied more goals by visiting keeper Andrew Rafferty.
Nantwich Town produced an amazing late show to grab all three points at Cheshire rivals Warrington Town.
The Dabbers were 2-0 with only eight minutes left when they turned the game on its head.
By Jack Jones
Nantwich Town made it six unbeaten as they battled to a 1-1 draw against promotion candidates Hednesford Town.
The draw also earned the Dabbers their first home league point of the season.
By Steve Sharman
A first half hat-trick from Sean Cooke ensured Nantwich Town took all three points with a 4-0 league victory at Grantham Town.
Cooke’s treble began with a superb 25-yard free kick, and his other goals coming from crosses from the left.
By Jack Jones
Nantwich Town recorded their first win of the season with a thumping 4-0 victory at Matlock Town.
Goals from Sean Cooke, a brace from Steve Jones, and one from Josh Gordon gave the Dabbers a commanding win in Derbyshire.
By Richard Scott
Returning Dabber Sean Cooke is elated with his return to Nantwich Town for a third spell at the club.
Cooke joined the Dabbers last week from FC United of Manchester.
Former Nantwich Town favourite Sean Cooke has rejoined the club, it was announced today.
Midfielder Cooke was a firm favourite with the fans at the Weaver Stadium.
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town almost earned all three points late on against Blyth Spartans, but were held to a draw by the FA Cup giant killers.
An 11th minute goal from Matthew Kosylo was cancelled out by a Dan Maguire equaliser before half-time.
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.
Nantwich Town former favourite Sean Cooke has returned to the Weaver Stadium on loan from AFC Telford United.
Cooke has signed on loan until the end of the 2014/15 season, the club has confirmed.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town were well beaten by a fantastic Fylde second half performance to be knocked out of the Doodson Sport Cup. And ex-Dabber Sean Cooke (pictured) returned to haunt Nantwich by grabbing a brace for Fylde in their 4-0 win.
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