As starts to the New Year go, Neath RFC launched 2026 in as impressive and spectacular fashion as any club possibly could - an outstanding, never-say-die team performance which relieved WRU Premiership champions Merthyr of their long unbeaten record. The Wern

A bumper Boxing Day crowd saw Neath triumph over Championship West leaders Bonymaen who gave a very good account of themselves at The Gnoll. A bright, sunny but cold afternoon greeted the teams and the pre-match atmosphere built nicely, the air

Black Friday gave way to Black Saturday at The Gnoll where Neath slipped to a disappointing defeat to Cardiff Metropolitan. Neath fielded a much-changed XV with players swapping positions behind the scrum and the back-row re-jigged while Cardiff Met fielded the

The WRU Premiership resumed after a three-week break and Neath continued their winning ways with a bonus-point victory over Llanelli Wanderers at The Gnoll. Conditions worsened following an early morning pitch inspection but The Gnoll drainage was up to the task

Young winger Cellan Davies starred with five tries for Neath then sportingly swapped sides and scored another two for the Fijians in an extravaganza of attacking rugby at The Gnoll on Saturday. Neath RFC's capacity to put on an occasion shone

A surprisingly open game on a heavy pitch saw Neath score 7 tries to 3 for a high-scoring, entertaining 47-25 win over Cross Keys at Pandy Park. Neath made half a dozen changes from the team which beat Pontypridd the previous

NEATH's forward platform paved the way for the All Blacks to capture table-topping Pontypridd's unbeaten league record in a stirring encounter at The Gnoll. A torrential shower greeted the teams as they took the field in front of a big, partisan 

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

Bargoed and Neath shared 10 tries – 5 each – but the All Blacks slipped to a second successive defeat at windy Bargoed Park where simple errors proved costly. Injury-hit Neath made five starting changes for this game, Owen Erasmus getting

Second place in the WRU Premiership was at stake when Neath entertained high-riding Beddau on Saturday and, in an entertaining game between two enterprising sides, defences were fully-occupied and the play had far more to commend it than the final

Neath continued their winning ways but, overcoming a first-half deficit, left it late to avoid a potential banana-skin at Llangennech where few sides have an easy ride – Neath did not expect one, nor did they get it ! The worst

NEATH continued their promising start to the season by eliminating holders Pontypridd from this season's WRU Cup in a cracking encounter at The Gnoll played out before another appreciable – and appreciative – crowd who created a grand atmosphere. 135 years