CROSS KEYS 29 points NEATH 10 points Battling Neath were booted out of the Cup by Cross Keys whose outside-half Josh Prosser kicked 19 points to dismiss any hopes the Blacks had of progress in this year's tourney. Ultimately, it was Neath's

LLANELLI 15 points NEATH 37 points Neath zoomed to the top of the Premiership 2 table with a rare but very well deserved win against Llanelli at Parc-y-Scarlets on Thursday evening. The Welsh All Blacks were keen to continue the good form

CARDIFF 9 points NEATH 20 points Hard-working Neath launched the second phase of the Principality Premiership campaign with a well-deserved second Arms Park victory of the season – and created a little piece of history in doing so. Cardiff had first use

NEATH 36 points NARBERTH 21 points Neath's rising full back star Ed Howley celebrated extending his contract with the club with a best-ever 26-point haul including a try hat-trick as the Welsh All Blacks eventually subdued the determined resistance provided by

BRIDGEND 24 NEATH 16 An aimless second-half performance from Neath saw them crash to a 24-16 defeat at the hands of Bridgend in their final Foster's Challenge Cup Pool 4 clash at the Brewery Field. The Welsh All Blacks had started well

NEATH 31 points ABERAVON 33 points Aberavon edged an entertaining Foster's Cup match at The Gnoll, deserving the spoils on the back of a 5-4 try count. Neither side was at full-strength but both will take some satisfaction from the displays of

MATCH REPORT  NEATH  17  SWANSEA  13 Had he been around and had he been a rugby enthusiast, Robinson Crusoe would not have appreciated Neath's fourth win of the pre-split Premiership season (eighth win in all) which came against oldest rivals Swansea

NEATH 19 points CARMARTHEN QUINS 40 points Neath's holiday misery was complete when they were beaten up front by a Carmarthen Quins side who, fired by a 25-point haul from outside-half Steffan Marshall, took the try count 4-3 and the desired

ABERAVON 58 points NEATH 18 points Aberavon went top of the Premiership after a second-half Neath collapse in front of a healthy derby crowd at the Talbot  Athletic Ground. The England cricket team this winter would have been proud of this spectacular

CARDIFF 23 points NEATH 28 points Neath completed back-to-back Foster's Cup wins over Cardiff in a compelling encounter under the Arms Park floodlights. Coach Gareth Llewellyn warned pre-match that this would be much tougher than the game at The Gnoll a week