Pontypridd remain on course for the title as the two most successful clubs in the history of the semi-professional Welsh Premiership served up another Sardis Road spectacular. Last year's clash ended 33-34 in the home side's favour and, despite the 12

NEATH threw away a 12-nil lead to suffer their fourth defeat at The Gnoll this season in a low-key affair against Bargoed. Changes in the All Blacks' starting line-up saw Steff Williams return at outside-half with Steff Lewis and Will Pope

NEATH gave as good as they got and there was little between the sides but Beddau's wonderful season continued as a penalty late in the first-half proved the only difference and returned them to the top of the league. Neath have

In difficult conditions at The Gnoll, Neath failed to make the most of their chances but did enough to succeed in securing a ninth bonus point win of the season. After another week's rains, The Gnoll was heavy and wet

A strong forward performance ensured that Neath made fairly serene progress to the final of the WRU Cup as the All Blacks largely subdued a game Llanelli Wanderers side at Dunvant. Hooker Sion Jones and lock Josh Hughes came into the

Neath earned their first league double of the season over bottom club Brecon and, although there were six tries for the home side against two for the visitors, it was a stop-start affair. Brecon came into the tie having won their

As starts to the New Year go, Neath RFC launched 2026 in as impressive and spectacular fashion as any club possibly could - an outstanding, never-say-die team performance which relieved WRU Premiership champions Merthyr of their long unbeaten record. The Wern

A bumper Boxing Day crowd saw Neath triumph over Championship West leaders Bonymaen who gave a very good account of themselves at The Gnoll. A bright, sunny but cold afternoon greeted the teams and the pre-match atmosphere built nicely, the air

Black Friday gave way to Black Saturday at The Gnoll where Neath slipped to a disappointing defeat to Cardiff Metropolitan. Neath fielded a much-changed XV with players swapping positions behind the scrum and the back-row re-jigged while Cardiff Met fielded the

The WRU Premiership resumed after a three-week break and Neath continued their winning ways with a bonus-point victory over Llanelli Wanderers at The Gnoll. Conditions worsened following an early morning pitch inspection but The Gnoll drainage was up to the task