Neath came away from Sardis Road beaten but far from disgraced in an entertaining game on a glue-pot of a pitch. There were eight changes in Neath’s starting line-up from the Aberavon game but in the opening quarter the visitors gave

An Easter Monday derby saw the Blacks make the short trip to the Talbot Athletic Ground to face an Aberavon side coming off the back off a good victory away to Llanelli to stop a run of four losses on

No comment is necessary upon this display other than to praise Keys for scoring 10 converted tries and a penalty and taking advantage of an abysmal showing by Neath who, in an improved second-half, scored a late pushover try by

It was a case of normal service resumed for Neath when they visited Llandovery in the Foster’s Cup – if, that is, ‘normal’ in this season means another single-score loss and a game which might have been won. This was virtually

Following last week's defeat away to Bridgend, there was a fast and furious start, with both sides looking to throw the ball around but being met by equally stern defences.  Twice the ball was held up in the contact area

Neath fell to another agonising defeat away to Bridgend, as a last minute try sunk the Welsh All Blacks.  In an important fixture for both sides it was Bridgend who came away with the honours and the points, as the

Neath threw away a 20-point lead as Bedwas came back from the dead to win at The Gnoll on Friday evening. The Welsh All Blacks lost Luke Price early on when the young outside-half was quite deliberately hacked down although the

Cardiff outplayed Neath in most departments to register a 5 converted tries to one victory at the Arms Park. Cardiff had five former Neath men in their ranks including international prop Craig Mitchell. They rarely field a settled side but an

Neath were deprived of victory by yet another last-gasp try when Llanelli’s Nathan Hart touched down in the closing minutes to settle a nip and tuck Foster’s Cup game on a crisp evening under The Gnoll floodlights. Both sides fielded young

Neath ended a week when the fates again seemed to conspire against them when they edged Bargoed out of the SWALEC Cup in another exciting Gnoll encounter. Obliged to play this Cup game on a day when Ospreys Premiership calls reduced