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 – 5 each – 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

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 continued their winning ways but, overcoming a first-half deficit, left it late to avoid a potential banana-skin at Llangennech where few sides have an easy ride – Neath did not expect one, nor did they get it ! The worst

NEATH continued their promising start to the season by eliminating holders Pontypridd from this season's WRU Cup in a cracking encounter at The Gnoll played out before another appreciable – and appreciative – crowd who created a grand atmosphere. 135 years

Neath's highly promising start to the season continued as they powered to a convincing 7-try win on the long trek to rural Brecon. The All Blacks made four personnel changes from the side which started the 69-19 win over Ystrad Rhondda

Neath-Ystrad Rhondda games rarely fail to entertain and this was no different as it produced 14 tries - 11 of them to the home team. Games between the two clubs are usually closely-fought but this time below-par Ystrad had the misfortune

WRU Premiership champions Merthyr escaped The Gnoll after stealing a 22-19 win at Neath through a last kick penalty by Ben Jones. After the trouncing Neath took in “the game that shall not be spoken of” at Merthyr in the final

The first clash between the Welsh All Blacks of Neath and the Wiltshire All Blacks of Royal Wootton Bassett resulted in a third pre-season win out of three for the home club. It was a pity that heavy rain struck South

NEATH edged a thrilling victory over London Welsh in an entertaining and evenly-fought match at The Gnoll which was settled by a late penalty by new outside-half Paul Short.  Rugby heritage means a lot to these great clubs who first played