Nantwich Town climbed into the Northern Premier League play-off places after a dramatic late win over Bamber Bridge at the Weaver Stadium. David Webb’s goal in the 89th minute was enough to regain a three points that Nantwich very nearly threw away, giving up the two goal lead they had earned in the first half…
After a stoic victory at Bower Fold against Stalybridge Celtic in the BetVictor Northern Premier Division, Nantwich Town return to the Weaver Stadium to host Bamber Bridge in league competition. The Opposition Name: Bamber Bridge Nickname: The Brig Manager: Jamie Milligan Stadium: Irongate Position: 13th (BetVictor Northern Premier League) Match Details Match: Nantwich Town vs Bamber Bridge Competition: BetVictor Northern Premier…
Nantwich confirmed their place in the next round of the FA Trophy with a confident 2-1 victory against Bamber Bridge. Goals from Joel Stair and Troy Bourne saw the Dabbers come from behind to win at The Weaver Stadium. The Dabbers started the game quietly, with Bamber Bridge enjoying the majority of possession early on….
On the back of a magnificent win in the Emirates FA Cup which saw the Dabbers progress to the first round proper, Nantwich will next face fellow BetVictor Northern Premier Division side Bamber Bridge in the re-arranged Buildbase FA Trophy First Round Qualifying. The Dabbers have enjoyed some great runs in the Buildbase FA Trophy…
This afternoon’s Buildbase FA Trophy tie against Bamber Bridge has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch following a pitch inspection this morning. The tie will now be played this Tuesday (29th October) at the Weaver Stadium, with a 7:45pm kick-off. Ticket prices remain the same (£11/£8/£3).
Nantwich Town have been drawn a home tie against league-rivals, Bamber Bridge in the FA Trophy 1st Qualifying Round. The tie is to be played on Saturday 26th October at The Weaver Stadium. Further details will follow. The Dabbers fell at the first hurdle last season, after they were knocked out by a Stalybridge Celtic…
The Dabbers earned themselves a hard earned draw on the road under the floodlights of the Sir Tom Finney Stadium. Twice did Nantwich take the lead through James Lawrie penalties, but twice they were pegged back by the Brig’s all-time most appeared player, Alistair Waddecar. The result leaves Nantwich fifth in the table, and also…