NEATH earned promotion back to the WRU Premiership courtesy of this fine bonus-point victory at Cross Keys whom they had beaten less convincingly at The Gnoll the previous Wednesday. Going into the game, Neath required five points from three games but
NEATH are back in the Premiership ! The Blacks returned to Welsh club rugby's top echelon with a 7-tries to 2 victory at Pandy Park to nail down second place behind Pontypool. Neath tries came from winger Llewellyn Hawkes (2), hooker Sion
Neath visit Pandy Park to play Cross Keys again on Wednesday (kick off 7.15pm) requiring five points to gain promotion back to the Premiership alongside Pontypool. Last Wednesday, Neath beat Keys at The Gnoll 31-14 but know that the Gwent club
Neath travel to Cross Keys for another important fixture. Team news etc., will be published in due course
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NEATH moved within five points of promotion but this was a largely uninspiring win over Cross Keys in perfect conditions at The Gnoll. The Blacks dominated proceedings throughout but they were limited to five tries by an unyielding Keys defence which
Neath retained second place in the WRU Championship with a stuttering 5-try win over Cross Keys at The Gnoll. Scorers were winger Llewellyn Hawkes, captain Ryan Evans (his tenth of the season), hooker Sion Crocker (his 21st of the season), lock
Neath entertain Cross Keys at The Gnoll on Wednesday (kick off 7.15pm). This is the first fixture between the two clubs this season - the original game was delayed as it clashed with the second round of the Cup and the
Team news etc., to follow in the week…..