Our next WRU Premiership fixture is at Pandy Park, Cross Keys. π 01.08.2025 β° 2.30 KO πPandy Park - NP11 7BS TRAVEL NEWS Would you like to hop on the FUN BUS to Cross Keys? Full details here: πΒ https://neathrfc.com/π½π΄ππ-πππΎπΏ-cross-keys-rfc/ TEAM NEWS to follow late Thursday evening / Friday
Would you like to hop on the FUN BUS to CROSS KEYS for our next WRU Premiership League fixture this weekend? Be quick and book your seat.. this one is filling up fast π₯π₯π₯ π Date: 8th November 2025 β° 12:00pm from Neath
This Friday sees us begin our DC Thomas Cup journey as we welcome Aberavon Schools to the The Gnoll Neath RFC for what promises to be an exciting evening of district rugby. πͺ The boys have been working hard and are
NEATH 26 points PONTYPRIDD 20 points NEATH produced the WRU Premiership shock of the day by inflicting a first league defeat of the season upon Pontypridd at The Gnoll. The Neath forwards were in rousing form and took the game to the
Neath will play Llanelli Wanderers in the semi-final of the WRU PREMIERSHIP CUP on January 24th, at a neutral ground - to be decided. Further news to follow in due course
The biggest game in the WRU Premiership on Saturday is the clash at The Gnoll where Neath RFC welcome league leaders Pontypridd (kick off 2.30pm). Pontypridd have won all 6 of their league games so far β the victories coming at
We welcome Pontypridd RFC to The Gnoll on Saturday for our next Β WRU Premiership fixture. π 01.11.25 β° 2.30 KO π The Gnoll, SA11 3BU TICKETS π Secure yours online now: π Β https://neathrfc.com/tickets/ π Or purchase at the gate: - Adults: Β£10 - Under-16s: Free, when accompanied
Join us for an unforgettable pre-match hospitality experience as we welcome Pontypridd RFC to The Gnoll! πβ¨ ποΈ Date: 01.11.25 β° Kick-Off: 2:30 PM π The Gnoll, SA11 3BU π₯ MATCH DAY HOSPITALITY TIMINGSΒ Β - Doors open at 12:00 PM π - Delicious food served from
GLYN STEPHENS and REES STEPHENS Local rugby writer Phil Grant has produced his latest work which should appeal to all Neath RFC rugby followers as it concerns two of the Welsh All Blacks' most famous sons β the legendary Neath, Wales
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