WARRINGTON Town’s title ambitions received a boost as rivals Northwich Victoria went down 2-0 at third placed Spennymoor.
The result means that Warrington now travel to Northwich on Saturday, 13 points clear of their title rivals, who have just three games left in hand.
For the second game running, Northwich had a crucial penalty saved, when they were trailing 1-0. Spennymoor, who still have a chance of making second in the table added a second goal to secure all three points.
Warrington now travel to Northwich, bolstered by their 7-0 victory away at Harrogate Railway on Saturday, who held Vics in a 2-2 draw at the weekend.
Warrington Chairman Toby Macormac
They expect to take a large following and are laying on free transport for their loyal fans.
Club Chairman Toby Macormac, who travelled up to Spennymoor with joint manager Stuart Mellish to watch Saturday’s opposition said:”There is still a long way to go but the results have been going in our favour and Saturday’s result will go a long way to deciding the title.
“Destiny is now in our own hands but we will take nothing for granted. The pressure is now on Vics as Saturday is a must win game for them.”
