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CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2 NANTWICH TOWN 8

DIV 1 WEST
By Garry Clarke

■ CITY of Liverpool’s wait for a first home win at the DCBL Stadium goes on as they crashed to a heavy defeat to promotion-chasing Nantwich Town.
Not having won since New Year’s Day, Nantwich took a 2-0goal advantage into the break with goals from Kofi Moore and Kai Evans.
Eight minutes into the second half Eoin Hogan pulled a goal back, but Evans restored the visitors two-goal lead and completed his hat-trick with a penalty.
Xenon Bahula scored for the hosts and Moore netted his second for the Dabbers before Byron Harrison, Callum Saunder...

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