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MATCHDAY GUIDE: London Broncos vs Hunslet RLFC

Jake Watson • 28 March 2025

MATCHDAY GUIDE: London Broncos vs Hunslet RLFC 


London Broncos take on Hunslet RLFC on Saturday at the later time of 5pm with gates opening at 3pm with supporters encouraged to come along early and head to the pub and enjoy the street food vans inside the stadium.

Supporters are to enter through GATE 3 under the AFC Wimbledon sign opposite the Lidl store.


Fans will be able to choose from Dough Shack Pizza and La Posta (Argentinean).


Unfortunately there will be no club shop available tomorrow however this will return with a fully kitted out shop with this season kits and training kits for the following home game on April 12th.


If you have purchased a general admission ticket you are able to upgrade to The Broncos Bar for just £15. With the Broncos Bar you can enjoy the benefits of; padded seat for the match, lounge access and private bar, arrival drink and hot food available to purchase.



Fans are also reminded that whilst tickets are available to buy on the gate they will cost £5 extra so we encourage you to buy online.


If you are a Back The Broncos 2025 Membership holder and you are yet to receive your free gift (London Broncos mug), these are still available to collect from the main reception but these are only available to collect after the game.


We hope you enjoy your afternoon with us at London Broncos and we look forward to welcoming you back on April 12th for our next home game which can be purchased from the link below.


NEXT GAME!!

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