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
NEATH 30 BARGOED 12 A proper Neath team playing proper Neath rugby football in front of a proper Neath crowd took the spoils against a game Bargoed side who can count themselves unlucky to have come up against the most passionate
CARMARTHEN QUINS 41 NEATH 14 Neath's tenth defeat of an already wretched season, exacerbated by off-field troubles, was not unexpected as they went down 5 tries to 2 to a well-drilled Carmarthen Quins side who did all that was necessary for
NEATH 17 NEWPORT 20 Close but not close enough for Neath who probably had the better part of this game and were leading going into the final minutes but had their hopes of a first Premiership win dashed by a late
LLANDOVERY 30 NEATH 3 Few expected Neath to come away with much from Church Bank on Friday evening – and they were right ! In front of the BBC Scrum V cameras, Neath's limitations were laid bare for all to see as
NEATH 6 MERTHYR 34 Battling Neath gave it their all but were ultimately well beaten by high-riding Merthyr who led 17-3 at half-time, a score they were a little fortunate to double in the second-half when the Blacks held them in
PONTYPRIDD 76 NEATH 38 A crazy 114 points including 17 tries reflects a high octane game but it cannot be allowed to mask a shocking performance by the Welsh All Blacks whose indiscipline and defensive irresolution cost them dear. It all started
NEATH 17 EBBW VALE 25 There is a fine line between success and failure – and Neath again failed to cross it in this marvellous exhibition of Welsh Premiership rugby. A chance taken, a mistake made, an official's whim – anything can
SWANSEA 25 NEATH 12 Disappointing Neath slipped to a fourth League defeat when they were beaten by Swansea at St. Helen's in a dour game which produced but one try. Weather conditions were poor given the weekend's torrents although the pitch itself
CROSS KEYS 36 NEATH 30 Two points gained, three points lost – that was the verdict of Neath supporters leaving verdant Pandy Park with mixed emotions. Playing uphill, Neath conceded a penalty, Keys kicked for the line-out and their outside half Jason