A surprisingly open game on a heavy pitch saw Neath score 7 tries to 3 for a high-scoring, entertaining 47-25 win over Cross Keys at Pandy Park. Neath made half a dozen changes from the team which beat Pontypridd the previous
NEATH's forward platform paved the way for the All Blacks to capture table-topping Pontypridd's unbeaten league record in a stirring encounter at The Gnoll. A torrential shower greeted the teams as they took the field in front of a big, partisan
Neath advanced into the WRU Premiership Cup semi-finals on try-count after an exciting, hard-fought encounter at Mount Pleasant Park which literally went down to the last kick. Unbeaten Beddau who had won at The Gnoll with a final kick penalty
Bargoed and Neath shared 10 tries – 5 each – but the All Blacks slipped to a second successive defeat at windy Bargoed Park where simple errors proved costly. Injury-hit Neath made five starting changes for this game, Owen Erasmus getting
Second place in the WRU Premiership was at stake when Neath entertained high-riding Beddau on Saturday and, in an entertaining game between two enterprising sides, defences were fully-occupied and the play had far more to commend it than the final
Neath continued their winning ways but, overcoming a first-half deficit, left it late to avoid a potential banana-skin at Llangennech where few sides have an easy ride – Neath did not expect one, nor did they get it ! The worst
NEATH continued their promising start to the season by eliminating holders Pontypridd from this season's WRU Cup in a cracking encounter at The Gnoll played out before another appreciable – and appreciative – crowd who created a grand atmosphere. 135 years
Neath's highly promising start to the season continued as they powered to a convincing 7-try win on the long trek to rural Brecon. The All Blacks made four personnel changes from the side which started the 69-19 win over Ystrad Rhondda
Neath-Ystrad Rhondda games rarely fail to entertain and this was no different as it produced 14 tries - 11 of them to the home team. Games between the two clubs are usually closely-fought but this time below-par Ystrad had the misfortune
WRU Premiership champions Merthyr escaped The Gnoll after stealing a 22-19 win at Neath through a last kick penalty by Ben Jones. After the trouncing Neath took in “the game that shall not be spoken of” at Merthyr in the final