NEATH nil LLANDOVERY 35 points Neath's already depleted ranks were stretched further in this home defeat by Llandovery as both captain Aaron Bramwell and centre Keiran Williams were forced to leave the field in the second-half with nasty-looking injuries. The neck injury
BEDWAS 36 NEATH 28 Battling Neath came as close to victory as they have since beating Bargoed in November before two late tries secured a bonus point win for Bedwas in a keenly-fought encounter at the Bridge Field. This time last year
MERTHYR 47 NEATH 5 Neath's visit to Premiership leaders Merthyr predictably ended in defeat as it was bottom versus top – but again there was much to commend in the All Blacks' performance. A squad featuring 12 players on permit, 6 in
NEATH nil PONTYPRIDD 45 Another brave performance by Neath could not mask the superiority of a Pontypridd team riding high in second place in the table and galvanised by the revelation of financial troubles at Sardis Road. The Neath team showed bags
NEATH 21 SWANSEA 48 Another spirited performance from Neath was not enough as they went down to a 3 tries to 6 defeat at The Gnoll. As rumours intensify about the club ownership, Neath produced another gritty display but Swansea's greater
NEATH 17 CROSS KEYS 34 Another brave performance by battling Neath was not quite enough to hold Cross Keys who, after trailing until the stroke of half-time, went on to take the spoils in the second-half. Scrum-half Nicky Griffiths and No.8 Gareth
ABERAVON 36 NEATH 17 Once again, the Neath Loyalists worked wonders and, after late withdrawals, fielded :- 15 Callum Hall; 14 James Roberts, 13 Aaron Bramwell (captain), 12 Gavin Evans, 11 Alec Jenkins, 10 Lewis Humphreys, 9 Nathan Griffiths, 1 Jonny Gethin,
BRIDGEND 78 NEATH 5 Humiliating defeat at Bridgend was the outcome of the Neath Loyalists' heroic efforts to field a team in the midst of their well-documented ownership problems. Over 147 years – 154 for the purists - Neath's fortunes have never
NEATH 17 CARDIFF 59 Pre-match optimism that the new-look, shredded Neath squad might repeat their tremendous showing against Bargoed proved completely unwarranted as Cardiff ran away to a comfortable victory at The Gnoll. This was Cardiff's 400th Premiership game and they can