Nominees for Player of the Year, 2024 Primary & Junior Rugby League, London & South-East

London Broncos announce partnership with ‘Tickets for Good’. London Broncos are delighted to announce a continued partnership with ‘Tickets for Good’ for the 2025 season as we aim to make Rugby League more accessible to communities in the London area. The aim of ‘Ticket for Good’ reads; “We know how important live events are to society and culture, but we also know they can be difficult to attend - every year tickets are getting more expensive and harder to find. We are here to break down that barrier, by giving free and discounted live event tickets to the NHS and charity workers. “To achieve our goal, we have partnered with some of the UK’s best live event companies to source our tickets, helping them develop their audiences and increase their social impact through our members. “We want to expand our work to cover more and more sectors to increase event attendance for all.”

Over 100 young players attended the London Broncos Talent Pathway Development Training sessions last week. Booking is NOW OPEN for the next sessions in May!

GAMEWEEK: Barrow Raiders vs London Broncos It is a quick turnaround this week for the London Broncos as we are back in action on Good Friday with a trip up to face Barrow Raiders in the Championship. Mike Eccles side will be looking to bounce back after a last gasp defeat to Batley Bulldogs at the weekend meanwhile we also go in search of the first win on the road this season. Tickets for this game can be bought from this LINK ! Meanwhile, tickets for our NEXT HOME GAME vs York Knights on May 3rd can be purchased HERE! #WeAreLondon

FULL MATCH REPLAY: London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs

LONDON BRONCOS V BATLEY BULLDOGS (by David Ballheimer) London Broncos (6) 14, Batley Bulldogs (6) 16 London Broncos suffered the agony of conceding a last-play try to lose to the Batley Bulldogs. The truth is that London paid the penalty for dominating large parts of the game, especially the early part of the second half, but wasted great attacking positions with sloppy passes, poor run options or ineffective kicks. This is not the Bulldogs’ first two-point win over the Broncos, not even the first on 12 April because, 44 years ago – my first ever away game as a fan – the Londoners lost 10–8 to the Gallant Youths at Mount Pleasant. There were five tries at the Cherry Red, four more than I witnessed a week before Easter 1981.

HIGHLIGHTS: London Broncos 14-16 Batley Bulldogs

MATCH GALLERY: London Broncos 14-16 Batley Bulldogs London Broncos went down to an agonising last minute defeat to Batley Bulldogs in a bruising encounter at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. Will Lovell and Lewis Bienek scored tries either side of half-time before Chris Hellec kicked a late penalty which appeared to have won the game for the Broncos but it wasn't to be. You can take a look back at some of the best images from the game below. #WeAreLondon

TEAM NEWS: London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs Here is your starting line-up for this afternoon’s Round 6 Championship fixture against Batley Bulldogs at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. There are two changes from the side that lost to Feathestone in the 1895 Cup last weekend as Ben Hursey-Hord and Lewis Bienek come in the front row with Marcus Stock moving to loose and Huw Worthington being named as an interchange. Academy graduate Jamie Hewson is named as 18th man. #WeAreLondon

MATCHDAY GUIDE With this Saturday quickly approaching, we are excited to be able to share the matchday guide with you for this event to ensure you have the best possible experience backing the Broncos against Batley Bulldogs. Please ensure you read the guide in full as it includes important information regarding this week’s home game. Important times to note:  15:00- Gates/Hospitality/Ticket Office opens. 17:00- London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs KO 17:40- London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs HT 18:30- London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs FT 19:00 – Hospitality Last Orders 20:00 – Hospitality Closes Travel: Travelling by train, you can get to either Earslfield (12 minutes from London Waterloo) or Wimbledon (16 minutes from London Waterloo) station which are both walkable distances from the stadium (17 minutes/0.8 miles from Earlsfield, 29 minutes/1.4 miles from Wimbledon). You can also take a taxi/uber from these stations which will take around 5 minutes from either station. Unfortunately, there is no parking available at the stadium.