Neath team manager Martyn Morris expects that a couple of The Gnoll club's injured will be back in the frame for selection for Saturday's home game against Llanelli (kick off 2.30pm). "We did better than the scoreline suggested at Llandovery last

LLANDOVERY 29 points NEATH 15 points A disputed last play try yielded a bonus point for Llandovery - and deprived Neath of one just when the never-say-die All Blacks had threatened to turn the game on its head. Many Neath followers claimed

Due to clashes with Wales international matches, several fixtures have been amended. Neath's first visit to RGC on Saturday, November 11th will kick off slightly earlier at 2.00pm (as will the second visit on Saturday, February 10th). This will allow players

Drovers’ Match Deal Entrance, Programme, Pint, Meal Adult £18 Concession £16 Choose meal from: Fish & Chips, Sausage Beans & Chips, Chicken Curry & Chips Chicken Goujons & Chips

Neath College overwhelmed visiting Whitchurch at The Gnoll this afternoon in the first round of the Colleges League. The home side bagged eight tries through winger Frankie Jones (2), centre Tiaan Thomas-Wheeler (2), hooker Garin Loyd, full back Dewi Cross, winger

Neath captain Jordan Collier underwent a successful operation on Sunday to re-set the leg which he broke in Saturday's game against RGC and he now faces a lengthy lay-off. Team manager Martyn Morris said, "Jordan is recuperating at home, is in

With 92 Wales caps behind him in a distinguished career, Neath coach Gareth Llewellyn knows his rugby – and, in particular, Neath rugby. In a playing career which spanned more than 20 years at the top level, he captained the Welsh

With five wins out of five, Neath team manager Martyn Morris is calling on rugby supporters in Neath to get behind the Welsh All Blacks. Neath have made their most successful start for years, winning all three warm-up games then League

RGC picked up their first win of the season on Saturday agaainst Llanelli 25-22 and, after the late Jacob Botica penalty kick clincher, their centre Tiaan Loots knows they players need to follow it up again away at Neath. “It was good to

Neath captain Jordan Collier has praised his team for their effort and energy during the Welsh All Blacks' successful start to the season - and says now they must keep it going. The Cimla-based former Tonmawr back-rower said, “I am really