Nine tries between the two sides provided ample entertainment – but Neath need to develop a more ruthless streak ! That is the lesson to be drawn from this victory for the All Blacks which was comfortable enough without being
A bonus point win keeps Neath in second place in the WRU Premiership. Home tries came from hooker Josh Clark on his 50th appearance, prop Rhys Taylor on his first, full back Gareth Rees, centre Kieran Charles and an eighth of
Neath will return to action on Saturday with a home WRU Premiership game against Cardiff Metropolitan at The Lextan Gnoll (kick off 2.30pm). Cardiff Metropolitan are always popular visitors to The Gnoll and are currently in sixth position. Neath's last home game
All at Neath RFC would like to wish Josh Clark all the best as he makes his 50th appearance for The Welsh All Blacks versus Cardiff Met RFC on Saturday. Congratulations! 🗓 14.12.24 ⏰ 2.30 KO 📌 The Lextan Gnoll – SA11 3BU #WelshAllBlacks #neathrebellion #ChooseNeath #SupportTheSupporters
We are thrilled to announce that Rowland Phillips, the Prince of Wales, will be our guest speaker for the much-anticipated Neath RFC v Cardiff Met game on Saturday, December 14th! Tickets here:- https://neathrfc.com/tickets/ Rowland, who has just completed a remarkable rowing expedition
UPDATE It is now too late to place an order that requires posting, for Neath rfc/supporters club merchandise that has to be embroidered. If it is a stock item, then you have until Tues, 17th December, to order and pay for
We welcome Cardiff MET RFC to the Lextan Gnoll on Saturday 14th December. Team News etc., to follow in due course
Neath RFC is mourning the passing of Mike Davies who was a long-serving Honorary Surgeon of the Club. Mike was a very popular figure at The Gnoll where he put his professional expertise to use on a voluntary basis and operated
ALL community games in Wales have been postponed by the WRU on safety grounds. We look forward to visiting Narberth later in the season. #WelshAllBlacks #neathrebellion #ChooseNeath #SupportTheSupporters
Neath are hoping that the weather relents to travel west to play Narberth in the WRU Premiership on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm). Narberth have won their last two games – at Bonymaen 29-27 and Brecon 15-12 – so the All Blacks