A Welsh rugby club has apologised for a now-deleted social media post that said its upcoming derby match was ‘definitely not for girls.’ Neath RFC, published a promotional post for their Premiership derby game with rivals Llangennech RFC on social media,

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Matty Young says he has "lots to learn" and should have spoken to women in the club before posting.

A Welsh rugby club have come under fire for their “ignorant, unacceptable and inappropriate” promotion of a Welsh Premiership fixture which they claimed was “definitely not for girls”.

Neath RFC has sparked outrage with a controversial marketing campaign for their upcoming Premiership fixture against Llangennech. The Welsh club used the slogan "this one is definitely not for girls" to promote the match scheduled for Friday,

Residents in the community where a rugby club has come under fire for using a "not for girls" event slogan have branded the move "rude and sexist". Neath RFC posted to social media on Monday, promoting its upcoming derby against Llangennech and describing it as "definitely NOT FOR GIRLS.