DABBERS' DELIGHT AT CITY SHOCK
The Non-League Football Paper|December 10, 2023
PAUL Carden lavished praise on his Nantwich Town heroes after Nantwich Town overcame a 64-place deficit to knock York City out of the Isuzu FA Trophy.
DABBERS' DELIGHT AT CITY SHOCK

The Step 4 Dabbers stunned their National League visitors with three goals in the opening 28 minutes and held on for a famous victory despite Lenell John-Lewis and Zanda Siziba scoring late on for the Minstermen.

“You’d go a long way to see a better first-half performance than that,” Carden beamed. “It’s massive for the club, and hopefully we get another good draw and see where it takes us.”

Just over a minute had passed when the first freekick of the game was swung in by Steven Hewitt and flicked in by the head of Ahmed Ali, penalty shoot-out hero of the last three rounds.

York were shellshocked and Neal Ardley’s men weren’t helped by losing Kai Kennedy after just 11 minutes to injury.

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