Neath

Leagues Played: Welsh Premiership 153 Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup 12 WRU Challenge Cup 10

Welsh Premiership	09/02 13:30	2	Carmarthen v Neath	W	15-18
Welsh Premiership	08/26 18:30	1	Neath v Swansea	W	39-16
Welsh Premiership	05/20 18:30	1	Neath v Newport	L	14-32
Welsh Premiership	05/14 13:30	2	Neath v Cross Keys	W	33-13
Welsh Premiership	05/05 18:30	7	Neath v Bridgend Ravens	W	21-10
Welsh Premiership	04/29 13:30	6	Swansea v Neath	D	32-32
Welsh Premiership	04/15 13:30	3	Neath v Bargoed	L	29-36
Welsh Premiership	04/08 13:30	5	Neath v Cross Keys	W	59-14
Welsh Premiership	03/18 12:00	4	Neath v Newport	L	9-25
WRU Challenge Cup	02/18 14:30	8	Cross Keys v Neath	L	29-10
Welsh Premiership	02/09 19:15	1	Llanelli v Neath	W	15-37
Welsh Premiership	02/03 19:30	1	Cardiff v Neath	W	9-20
Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup	01/18 19:15	6	Bridgend Ravens v Neath	L	24-16
Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup	01/11 19:30	5	Neath v Aberavon	L	31-33
Welsh Premiership	01/07 14:30	15	Neath v Swansea	W	17-13
Welsh Premiership	12/31 14:30	14	Neath v Carmarthen	L	19-40
Welsh Premiership	12/26 14:30	13	Aberavon v Neath	L	58-18
Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup	12/14 19:30	4	Cardiff v Neath	W	23-28
Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup	12/07 19:15	3	Neath v Cardiff	W	40-23
Welsh Premiership	12/03 14:30	12	Llandovery v Neath	L	54-12
Welsh Premiership	11/26 13:30	11	Neath v Llanelli	L	22-31
Welsh Premiership	11/18 19:30	10	Neath v Bridgend Ravens	W	23-14
Welsh Premiership	11/12 13:30	9	Merthyr v Neath	L	45-18
Welsh Premiership	11/03 19:30	8	Neath v Newport	L	10-12
Welsh Premiership	10/29 13:30	7	Pontypridd v Neath	L	45-30
Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup	10/19 18:15	2	Aberavon v Neath	L	40-24
Welsh Premiership Challenge Cup	10/12 18:30	1	Neath v Bridgend Ravens	L	14-17
Welsh Premiership	10/08 13:30	6	Neath v Cardiff	W	20-19
Welsh Premiership	10/01 13:30	5	Neath v Ebbw Vale	L	8-14
Welsh Premiership	09/24 13:30	4	Bedwas v Neath	L	31-25

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Neath Rugby Football Club, commonly known as Neath RFC, is a Welsh rugby union team based in the town of Neath in South Wales. The club was founded in 1871 and has a rich history in Welsh rugby, having won numerous domestic and European titles over the years.

Neath RFC plays its home matches at The Gnoll, a stadium with a capacity of 7,500 spectators. The team's traditional colors are black and white, and its emblem is a Welsh dragon.

The club has produced many notable players over the years, including Welsh internationals Shane Williams, Adam Jones, and Lee Byrne. Neath RFC has also had success in European competitions, winning the European Challenge Cup in 2003 and reaching the final of the same competition in 2008.

Neath RFC has a strong following among rugby fans in Wales and is known for its passionate and vocal supporters. The club has a reputation for playing an exciting and attacking brand of rugby, with a focus on skill and flair.

Overall, Neath RFC is a proud and successful rugby union team with a rich history and a bright future ahead.