CARDIFF METROPOLITAN  12  points  NEATH  33  points NEATH, although not at their best, earned another valuable bonus-point win on the road at Cardiff Metropolitan on Friday evening as both sides made light of difficult conditions to serve up an entertaining encounter Around

NEATH  59  points  GLAMORGAN WANDERERS  nil NEATH, having played two games more, went level with Pontypool at the top of the WRU Championship, cutting loose for a 9-try victory over plucky Glamorgan Wanderers at a cold Gnoll on Friday evening. The All

NARBERTH  15  points  NEATH  29  points Sion Crocker bagged four tries as Neath's 'Masterly Eight' powered the Blacks to a hard-crafted double at Narberth, scoring five tries to nil to eventually subdue a determined home side who gave their all in

BEDWAS  17  points  NEATH  22  points The collective strength of the All Black eight forwards paved the way for Neath's 11th bonus-point win of the season - and the double over a stubborn Bedwas side. There may have been an earthquake in

NEATH  23  points  PONTYPOOL  28  points In a whirlwind finish, Neath just failed to become the first team this season to overhaul WRU Championship leaders Pontypool who overall made fewer mistakes and took the spoils. It was almost like the old days

Three tries in each half steered Neath to a comfortable enough double over Ystalyfera who enjoyed rather more of the game than the scoreline suggests. Neath seized the initiative early on through a fine try by Aled Brew, playing at full

Neath ran in 12 tries in an entertaining eve-of-international encounter at The Gnoll. Realistically, there was only ever going to be one winner of this one as Neath took on centenary-celebrating Penybanc who ply their trade against local sides Banwen, Cwmgwrach,

NEATH rarely got out of first gear but reached the semi-final stage of the WRU Championship Cup with a 4-try win over Trebanos at The Gnoll. The Gnoll was in tip-top condition after the previous week's frosts and the home coaches

BARGOED  21 points  NEATH  18  points NEATH conceded pole position in the WRU Championship when their 9-game winning sequence came to an untimely end at third-placed Bargoed where the All Blacks were largely architects of their own downfall in a closely-fought

YSTALYFERA  7  points  NEATH  42  points “Mud, mud, glorious mud. Nothing quite like it for cooling the blood.” Or so the old Flanders and Swann refrain would have it. Cold, soaked through but happy – and that went for the supporters too