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POST-MATCH: Matt Ross following Sheffield defeat London Broncos narrowly lost to Sheffield Eagles 22-20 at Rosslyn Park this afternoon and Matt Ross has asked the fans to stick with the players through the tough run of results. Tries from Jack Farrimond x2 and Louix Gorman made the game incredibly close but it was Sheffield who take the all important two points. #WeAreLondon

TEAM NEWS: London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles Here is your starting line-up for this afternoon's Championship fixture with Sheffield Eagles at Rosslyn Park. Jack Farrimond, on loan from Wigan Warriors, comes straight in at half-back to start whilst Connor O'Beirne returns as an interchange after injury. Sadiq Adebiyi continues in the front row and is partnered by Kian McDermott with Worthington, Ross and Kerr making up the rest of the interchanges. #WeAreLondon

Sheffield Eagles: Matchday Guide We are excited to be able to share the matchday guide with you for our game on Sunday to ensure you have the best possible experience backing the Broncos against Sheffield Eagles. Important times to note: 13:00- Hospitality Opens 13:30 – Food Service begins 15:00- London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles KO 15:40- London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles HT 16:35- London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles FT 17:30 – Hospitality Last Orders 18:00 – Hospitality Closes If you are new to the ground, please see below useful information to make your matchday experience with us seamless. Travel: Rosslyn Park Rugby Football Club is located at Priory Lane, London SW15 5JH, near Barnes Common. It is accessible via train, bus, and car. By Train: The nearest station is Barnes served by trains from London Waterloo. Trains depart every 15 minutes. From Barnes Station, it's a short walk to the club. By Bus: Several bus routes serve the area around Rosslyn Park Rugby Football Club including routes 33, 265, 337, 419 and 493. Unfortunately, there is no parking available at the ground. Home Fans/Away Fans: Please may all fans enter through the gate on Upper Richmond Road. From this point, you will need your ticket with the barcode, which is going to be scanned as you enter. You can bring bags into the stadium but they will be checked by security/stewards upon entry. Season ticket holders will also access via this entrance using their membership card. Mug Collection: There will be no mugs available for collection at this match. Hospitality : All hospitality season ticket holders will be situated in the Oblensky Bar. Upon entry, please make your way to the bar where you will be required to give your name for access and to be issued a wristband. Ticket Office: Our ticket office is located at the main gate on Upper Richmond Road. Food & Drink: All fans will have access to the main bar at Rosslyn Park for drink purchases with food available to purchase from La Posta within the ground. Club Shop: The club shop will be situated within the ground offering home and away shirts among other official merchandise from our kit partner, Paladin. If you have any further questions please email lynsey.coleman@londonbroncosrl.com If you still haven’t got your ticket yet, you can get your ticket NOW by clicking the link below

MATCH PREVIEW: London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles London Broncos move into Round 10 of the Championship season on Sunday as they welcome Sheffield Eagles to Rosslyn Park. Both sides find themselves on four points and will no doubt both identify this as a game to get back to winning ways and back on track. Since the last second defeat against Batley Bulldogs at The Cherry Red Records the Broncos have suffered defeats to Barrow, Halifax and York. Whilst for Sheffield they have just one win in the last six Championship fixtures with that victory coming against Batley. This week we welcome Connor O’Beirne back into the squad following injury, plus we have Jack Farrimond joining Taylor Kerr, Lukas Mason and Kian McDermott from Wigan Warriors in a welcome boost. The squad selected by Mike Eccles is available to view below.

INTERVIEW: Connor O'Beirne returns from injury We welcome Connor O’Beirne into the Broncos squad this week for the first time since the first week of March after injuring his knee in the 1895 Cup game against Dewsbury Rams. The Australian half had impressed in his opening three games and has been sorely missed during his time spent on the sidelines. The 28-year-old has cut a frustrated figure on the sidelines but has made a quicker than initially expected recovery and is excited to be back out there on the field.

SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT: London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles Mike Eccles has named his 21-man squad for this weekend’s Championship clash with Sheffield Eagles at Rosslyn Park FC. The stand out news is that Connor O’Beirne returns following injury and Jack Farrimond is the latest player from Wigan Warriors to join the group. This week we have four players from Wigan with Kian McDermott, Lukas Mason and Taylor Kerr all in the squad. Lewis Bienek remains unavailable through injury and Emmanuel Waine has returned to Bradford Bulls following the conclusion of his loan spell.

CHALLENGE CUP FINAL TICKETS!! It is now just 1 MONTH TO GO until the 2025 Challenge Cup final takes place at Wembley Stadium. Set to once again be one of the showpiece days in the Rugby League calendar we are incredibly lucky to have this game take place so close to us. Tickets for this game can be bought through the club and we ask that any London Broncos fan intending on attending to buy through the official club channel. This will ensure Broncos fans will be sat in close attendance to each other. Click the BUTTON below to buy now. #WeAreLondon

WHO HAS PLAYED FOR BOTH: London Broncos and Sheffield Eagles London Broncos welcome Sheffield Eagles to Rosslyn Park on Sunday in Round 10 of the 2025 Championship season. The last time the two sides met there were three players who played that day who had played for both sides. They were; Cory Aston, Titus Gwaze and Iliess Macani. Meanwhile, this weekend there could be a number of former Broncos in the Eagles side with; Eddie Battye, Morgan Smith, Reiss Butterworth, Jack Bussey in the squad. But who else has played for both the Broncos and the Eagles? Take a look at the list we have compiled below and let us know if you can think of any more. Cory Aston Sheffield born and a product of the Eagles academy, across three spells at the club has played almost 200 times and scored over 1000 points securing his status as a club legend. Also, son of the former head coach Mark Aston, who is also a club legend, the Aston name is synonymous with Sheffield Eagles. What is probably lesser known by the career of Cory is his 13 game spell at London Broncos in 2020. It was a short spell before deciding to return up north with Halifax Panthers before returning to Sheffield where he still remains.

KIDS GO FREE!! London Broncos vs Sheffield Eagles London Broncos welcome Sheffield Eagles to Rosslyn Park FC on Sunday in Round 10 of the Championship season and are offering FREE tickets to all under 18's. With the game not being played at our usual home of AFC Wimbledon we are delighted to offer FREE tickets to kids to help promote the sport of Rugby League to the local area. Meanwhile, tickets for Adults and Concessions are also priced at a reduced rate of £15 and £10 respectively. Get your tickets from the BUTTON below.