Nantwich Town’s bid for promotion came to a disappointing end with a 2-0 play-off defeat away at Spennymoor.
The Dabbers made the play-offs for the first time in eight years and were aiming to earn promotion to Conference North.
Nantwich Town face a tough play-off semi-final clash away at Evo-Stik Premier League runners-up Spennymoor on Tuesday night.
The Dabbers finished their regular season with a 4-2 defeat away at Stourbridge, despite leading twice in the game.
Phil Parkinson was delighted with Nantwich Town’s point away at Spennymoor Town, calling the point “outstanding”.
The Dabbers fell behind to an early Shane Henry strike, but fought back and levelled in the second half through Curtis Jones.
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.
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