Going into injury-time, Neath were right in this game but Cardiff killed off the home team's determined challenge with two late tries which gave the score-line a slightly lop-sided look. Cardiff brought a strong side to The Gnoll which, sandwiched between
Neath came down to earth with a bump – after two fine home wins over Aberavon and Merthyr, the Blacks were completely outplayed by a Pontypridd side intent on righting the wrongs of an agonising 11-12 loss at champions Llandovery
Christmas may be over and the decorations stored away once again but the Welsh All Blacks continue to “ding dong merrily on high” and Neath home wins are, it seems, like the proverbial buses – no sooner has one come
NEATH 24 points ABERAVON 19 points Whatever happens to these two fine clubs as a result of the ongoing WRU 'elitist' deliberations, both Neath and Aberavon proved themselves - if indeed proof were needed – to be as elite as can
There is nothing like the challenge of a local derby to bring the best out of Neath – but 17 points from the boot of Steff Williams and a try by Kristian Jones were not quite enough for the Blacks
NEATH 47 points BRIDGEND ATHLETIC 5 points A hat-trick of tries by flanker Fergus Kneath and one apiece by his brothers Evan and Morgan made it something of a family affair as Neath completed a 7-try win over competitive Bridgend Athletic
Neath fought hard in the rains and winds of Pontypool Park but conceded second best to the home team on a day of many line-outs, scrums and gain-line battles – and a little controversy. The home side are riding high in
Former Neath outside-half Luke Price bagged 16 points as Bridgend delivered Neath's eighth successive league defeat of the season in front of the S4C cameras at The Lextan Gnoll on Thursday evening. Despite the week's heavy rains, The Lextan Gnoll was
Neath were well beaten at Llandovery by last season's Indigo Premiership champions who were intent upon regaining the leadership of this year's table from Ebbw Vale – and did so with relative comfort. Fortunately for the players and spectators including a
Storm Babet spared South Wales and The Gnoll was in top condition for this Indigo Premiership clash. Although these two fine clubs entered this game at opposite ends of the table on times there was little to choose between them but