November is the month of remembrance and, as the country pauses to remember and honour its war heroes Neath RFC recalls its rugby fallen. The βRoll of Honourβ has been updated to include casualties whose names have emerged as a result
NEATH's forward platform paved the way for the All Blacks to capture table-topping Pontypridd's unbeaten league record in a stirring encounter at The Gnoll. A torrential shower greeted the teams as they took the field in front of a big, partisanΒ
Would you like to hop on the FUN BUS to CROSS KEYS for our next WRU Premiership League fixture this weekend? Be quick and book your seat.. this one is filling up fast π₯π₯π₯ π Date: 8th November 2025 β° 12:00pm from Neath
NEATH 26 points PONTYPRIDD 20 points NEATH produced the WRU Premiership shock of the day by inflicting a first league defeat of the season upon Pontypridd at The Gnoll. The Neath forwards were in rousing form and took the game to the
GLYN STEPHENS and REES STEPHENS Local rugby writer Phil Grant has produced his latest work which should appeal to all Neath RFC rugby followers as it concerns two of the Welsh All Blacks' most famous sons β the legendary Neath, Wales
Neath advanced into the WRU Premiership Cup semi-finals on try-count after an exciting, hard-fought encounter at Mount Pleasant Park which literally went down to the last kick. Unbeaten Beddau who had won at The Gnoll with a final kick penalty
Bargoed and Neath shared 10 tries β 5 each β but the All Blacks slipped to a second successive defeat at windy Bargoed Park where simple errors proved costly. Injury-hit Neath made five starting changes for this game, Owen Erasmus getting
Neath travel to Bargoed for our next WRU Community Premiership fixture of the season on Saturday. π 18.10.25 β° 2.30 KO π Bargoed Park - CF81 8UJ TRAVEL NEWS Would you like to hop on the FUN BUS to BARGOED? Full details here: πΒ https://neathrfc.com/the-fun-bus-goes-to-bargoed-rfc/ TEAM NEWS to follow
Second place in the WRU Premiership was at stake when Neath entertained high-riding Beddau on Saturday and, in an entertaining game between two enterprising sides, defences were fully-occupied and the play had far more to commend it than the final
Neath left it late to secure a 5-tries to 3 victory at Llangennech who used wind advantage to build a 27-14 lead at half-time. Home winger Callum Woolley bagged a first-half hat-trick including a splendid interception effort from his own line.