Neath Schools Under-11's take on their Swansea counterparts at The Gnoll on Friday evening (kick off 6.00pm). All support is welcome.
We are saddened to hear that Mark Headon passed away recently after a long illness. Mark was a big Neath supporter as well as a stalwart of the supporters club. He also sponsored several players over the years. The club would like
Neath were well beaten on their visit to Sardis Road on Saturday when the home side collected a well-deserved 7 tries to 3 victory. From the moment that home wing Chad Davies profited from a Neath defensive error for the first
Neath were soundly beaten at Pontypridd, going down by 3 tries to 7. The home side scorers were Chad Davies (2), Joel Raikes, Lloyd Riley, Tom Morgan, Tom Richards and Logan Jones who converted four. Neath replied with tries by Sion Jones
Neath visit old rivals Pontypridd at Sardis Road in the WRU Premiership on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm). Last season, the two clubs met three times, Neath winning at The Gnoll in both league (26-20) and WRU Cup (23-19) but Pontypridd setting
Neath travel to Pontypridd for our next WRU Premiership fixture on Saturday. 🗓 26.09.2026 ⏰ 2:30pm KO 📌 Sardis Road, CF37 1HA TEAM NEWS Team news to follow late Thursday evening / Friday AM. #WelshAllBlacks #ChooseNeath #SupportTheSupporters
Paul Short converted a last-minute try by hooker Sion Jones to rescue victory for Neath in a 10-try thriller after Beddau had hit back strongly to overturn the All Blacks' first-half charge. This was the third time in four for a
Neath had only themselves to blame for not winning this game at Pandy Park where, following the late withdrawal of ace-leaper Matthew Davies, their line-out badly misfired and at least half a dozen attacking opportunities went abegging. The All Blacks' profligacy
The wait is over. Following one of the most memorable seasons in recent history, Neath RFC is delighted to announce that 2026/27 Season Tickets are now on sale. After lifting the WRU Premiership Cup, restoring pride in the famous black jersey, and
Neath and Beddau served up their usual cliff-hanger - Paul Short's third conversion settling a 10-try thriller and making it the third time in four for the fixture to be decided by a last-gasp kick. Neath had the better of the