Bill Leyland suffers ACL injury

SQUAD UPDATE London Broncos can announce Ugo Tison has joined the club on a permanent deal from Catalans Dragons. The 22-year old hooker or half-back joined on an initial month loan in April but will now be staying at the club until at least the end of the season. The French international has featured in every game since arriving in London including the recent victory over Hull FC. Jacob Jones has extended his loan until the end of the season. We thank Leigh Leopards for allowing Jacob to continue his development here in London. Meanwhile, London Broncos can confirm that Harvey Makin has returned to Wigan Warriors following his loan spell. We’d like to thank Harvey for his efforts and wish him all the best for the future.

London Broncos announce permanent deal for Ugo Tison London Broncos can announce Ugo Tison has joined the club on a permanent deal from Catalans Dragons. The 22-year old hooker or half-back joined on an initial month loan in April but will now be staying at the club until at least the end of the season. The French international has featured in every game since arriving in London including the recent victory over Hull FC. Ugo Tison is available for sponsor.

London Broncos vs Hull KR is a matchup which is the 12 th most frequent in Bronco’s Super League history with the fixture taking place on 21 occasions and 38 times across all competitions. Out of these 38 occasions, the Broncos have won 12 times & lost 26 times. The Broncos have played Hull KR at home on 17 occasions with the Broncos winning 6 and losing 11. The first matchup between London Broncos & Hull KR took place on February 17 th , 1982, where Hull KR beat Fulham RL 20-3 at Craven Park in front of an audience of 7,281. The first time that the Broncos played against Hull KR in London (21 st February 1982), Hull KR beat Fulham RLFC 31-10 at Craven Cottage in front of a crowd of 3,851. The last time that the Broncos played against Hull KR in London (Trailfinders) was on June 20 th 2019, where London came away 26-24 winners. This is the first time that the London Broncos have welcomed Hull KR to the Cherry Red Records Stadium. Check out the photo gallery from the last time we played Hull KR at home:

Martin Offiah MBE to be Chief Guest at 2024 Challenge Cup Finals Day The RFL and Rugby League Commercial are delighted to confirm that Martin Offiah MBE has accepted an invitation to be Chief Guest at the 2024 Betfred Challenge Cup Finals Day – 30 years since he scored probably the most celebrated try in the long history of Rugby League being played at Wembley Stadium. Offiah played in four consecutive Wembley Finals for Wigan from 1992-95, in which he scored a total of four tries - including the length of the field spectacular against Leeds in 1994, when he was awarded the Lance Todd Trophy as player of the match. That try earned him a place on the Rugby League Statue alongside four other greats of the sport which was installed at Wembley in 2015, captured in the celebration of his try which has become equally famous, on his knees with his head in his hands in an instant reflection of the moment.

Win a box to watch London Broncos at The Cherry Red Records thanks to VOW Nutrition London Broncos are delighted to announce that YOU can win a box to watch your favourite Super League rugby team play at The Cherry Red Records in your own Matchday Box - thanks to sponsors VOW Nutrition. To enter the competition simply head over to London Broncos social media on “X”, “Instagram” & “Facebook” and follow the instructions.

Match Report

Enjoy some of the best pictures from yesterday afternoons Super League win against Hull FC at the Cherry Red Records Stadium!

LONDON BRONCOS V HULL FC (by David Ballheimer) London Broncos (16) 34, Hull FC (12) 18 London Broncos won their first game of the season, and thoroughly deserved their 34–18 triumph over Hull FC, whose only victory this term was their last-second defeat of London in Hull. The “rubber” game is the Magic Weekend in August 

TEAM NEWS: London Broncos vs Hull FC Mike Eccles has named his starting lineup to face Hull FC in this afternoon’s Round 11 Super League fixture at the Cherry Red Records Stadium. Lewis Bienek has a place on the bench after returning from injury, meanwhile Ethan Natoli and Sadiq Adebiyi are in the starting XIII after being eased back following their respective injuries. Sam Davis misses out with a knock so Ugo Tison comes in to Hooker with James Meadows returning to start as 7.