| Match Details: Monday 29th August 2022 Northern Premier League Premier Division
Attendance: 636 Warrington Town: Tony Thompson, Josh Seary, Andy White, Tom Hannigan, Evan Gumbs, James Harris, Isaac Buckley-Ricketts, Sean Williams (Matthew McDonald), Jordan Buckley (Mikey Howard), Bohan Dixon, Luke Duffy (Stefan Mols). Subs not used: Oli Putnam. Nantwich Town: Gray, Edwards (Heath), Bircumshaw, Stair, Bourne, Sherratt, Lawton (Moran), Robbins, Cockerline, Cooke (Leitch-Smith), Grant. Unused subs: Mwasile, Castellano-Galvez. Isaac Buckley-Ricketts headed the winner six minutes from time as Warrington Town returned to winning ways by beating Nantwich Town 2-1. Buckley-Ricketts had earlier given the Yellows the lead, barely moments after he had been switched to centre forward when Jordan Buckley was forced off injured. Daniel Cockerline’s equaliser on the stroke of half time had pegged the Yellows back but they stayed patient and Buckley-Ricketts got on the end of a Sean Williams cross to earn the points. After Saturday’s defeat to Ashton, the Yellows brought in Buckley and Luke Duffy from the start and they started in positive fashion. Inside the first minute, back-to-back corners ended in a half chance for Duffy being dragged wide. Buckley’s first chance came on six minutes as he latched on to Josh Seary’s slide rule pass, though his shot was scuffed and rolled through to the ‘keeper. It was in the process of shooting that Buckley picked up a knock that would eventually lead to his withdrawal shortly before the half hour mark, despite his efforts to continue. That substitution inadvertently became a masterstroke, as Buckley-Ricketts moved inside to accommodate Mikey Howard and within moments he created the first goal. Buckley-Ricketts’ touch on half way took him away from Troy Bourne and he raced away on goal, kept his balance and poked a shot through Louis Gray for 1-0. Nantwich responded well to the goal and soon after created their first chance, Joel Grant forcing Tony Thompson to get down to his right with a smart stop. But they got back on terms in first half injury time as the Yellows failed to clear the lines on the right, the ball was played in for Cockerline and he held off Tom Hannigan to turn and shoot past Thompson. The second half turned in to a midfield battle with both sides struggling to create clear cut chances. Williams’ delivery had threatened to open up Nantwich a couple of times and then eventually it came off in the 84th minute. His dangerous free-kick bounced around the box and was only half cleared back for Williams, who whipped in a near post cross that was nodded in by Buckley-Ricketts. | ||||||
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