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NEWCASTLE TOWN 1 NANTWICH TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 October 2026

DIV 1 WEST
By Ray Tatton

■NEWCASTLE Town shared with the spoils with Nantwich after failing to hang on to a half-time lead.
The home side started the brightest and Ash Sangarwe hit the post before Luca Whitney forced a good save from Nantwich keeper Blake Wolsoncroft.
Castle were well on top and took the lead ten minutes from the break when Oli Ritchie robbed a defender and beautifully chipped the keeper.
Nantwich equalised early in the second half when a cross from the left wing was finished by Aiden Roxburgh at the far post. Castle had a penalty appeal turned down at the ...

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