There will be no Cup glory for Neath this season after the All Blacks slipped to this narrow defeat by the odd try in seven at Brecon. Neath were paying their second visit of the season to Brecon having won the
Neath hoisted themselves to third in the table after this comfortable-enough win over battling Cross Keys at The Gnoll. 11 tries – 7 for Neath, 4 for Cross Keys – highlighted an entertaining Premiership game which sent the majority of supporters
Neath gained their second successive win on the road with a hard-fought – in some ways 'old-fashioned' - success on their first visit to Newbridge for 20 years. Between the end of the Second World War and the coming of leagues,
After defeat by Merthyr on opening day, Neath repelled a strong second-half comeback by Brecon to gain their first Premiership win of the season in the pleasantly verdant surrounds of Parc de Pugh. A warm September Saturday was the perfect time
Friday night's storms may have left The Gnoll looking magnificent and unscathed but Neath were hit by a hurricane in the shape of Merthyr who showed why they are rated favourites to win the WRU Premiership this season. The Ironmen were
NEATH completed their pre-season warm-up schedule with an ultimately convincing win over 150-year old celebrants Talywain – but only after the Gwent side had given the Blacks plenty to think about in the opening half-hour. Talywain included former Wales Sevens outside-half
Swansea blitzed Neath with six first-half tries before the Blacks came back strongly after the interval in Neath's second pre-season warm-up fixture at The Lextan Gnoll. Before spectators in a healthy pre-season crowd had settled into their seats, Swansea took the
NEATH got their 2024/25 season off to a very impressive start when they ran in nine tries, seven converted, against a game Cambrian Welfare side who never gave up. The rising Rhondda Valley club, paying their first visit to Neath, were
21 points from the home team's Scarlets half-backs in a dreadful first-half saw out of touch Neath end their Premiership season in dismal fashion at Carmarthen Park where they were well beaten by an inspired home team. Quins have benefited greatly
At the end of a mad week in which the WRU turned down Neath's bid for EDC status a second time, the Welsh All Blacks lost their final home game of the season against the North Wales region who did