2024 SUPER LEAGUE FIXTURES

23 November 2023

Super League Fixtures Released

London Broncos return to Super League action and the fixtures have been confirmed with the season kicking
off on February 16th with a trip up to St Helens.


The first home game and Super League game to be played at the Cherry Red Records Stadium will take place
on February 23rd against Catalans Dragons.


The opening two fixtures both taking place on Friday evening, 8pm kick offs.


Other games of note include the visit of last season’s league winners Wigan Warriors on the 9th March plus
this year’s Magic Weekend, which is taking place at Leeds United’s Elland Road on August 17th, where we will
be first up facing Hull FC.



The full set of fixtures can be found below.


Round 1 – Friday, Feb 16th, 8pm
St. Helens vs. London Broncos


Round 2 – Friday, Feb 23rd, 8pm
London Broncos vs. Catalans Dragons


Round 3 – Sunday, March 3rd, 3pm
Hull FC vs. London Broncos


Round 4 – Saturday, March 9th, 3pm
London Broncos vs. Wigan Warriors


Round 5 – Sunday, Mar 17th, 3pm
London Broncos v Warrington Wolves


Round 6 – Sunday, Mar 31, 3pm
London Broncos vs. Huddersfield Giants


Round 7 – Friday, Apr 5th, 8pm
Hull KR vs. London Broncos


Round 8 – Sunday, Apr 21st, 3pm
London Broncos vs. Salford Red Devils


Round 9 – Friday, Apr 26th, 8pm
Castleford Tigers vs. London Broncos


Round 10 – Friday, May 3rd, 8pm
Leeds Rhinos vs. London Broncos


Round 11 – Sunday, May 12th, 3pm
London Broncos vs. Hull FC


Round 12 – Sunday, May 26th, 3pm
London Broncos vs. Hull KR


Round 13 – Sunday, June 2nd, 3pm

Salford Red Devils vs. London Broncos


Round 14 – Sunday, June 16th, 3pm
London Broncos vs. St. Helens


Round 15 – Friday, June 21st, 8pm
Wigan Warriors vs. London Broncos


Round 16 – Saturday, July 6th, 3pm
Leeds Rhinos vs. London Broncos


Round 17 – Friday, July 12th, 8pm
London Broncos vs. Castleford Tigers


Round 18 – Friday, July 19th
Leigh Leopards vs. London Broncos


Round 19 – Friday, July 26th
Hull KR vs. London Broncos


Round 20 – Sunday, Aug 4th
London Broncos vs. Catalans Dragons


Round 21 – Sunday, Aug 11th
London Broncos vs. Warrington Wolves


Round 22 – Saturday, Aug 17th
Hull FC vs. London Broncos – Magic Weekend


Round 23 – Sunday, Aug 25th
London Broncos vs. Leigh Leopards


Round 24 – Sunday, Sept 1st
London Broncos vs. Leeds Rhinos


Round 25 – Sunday, Sep 8th
Huddersfield Giants vs. London Broncos


Round 26 – Saturday, Sep 14th
Catalans Dragons vs. London Broncos


Round 27 – Friday, Sep 20th
Warrington Wolves v London Broncos

MATCH REPORT: London Broncos 6-36 York Knights

by Jake Watson • 4 May 2025
LONDON BRONCOS V YORK CITY KNIGHTS (by David Ballheimer) London Broncos (6) 6, York City Knights (10) 36 London Broncos conceded four tries in 18 early second-half minutes which allowed York RL Knights to run away with the game at a cold and blowy Cherry Red Records stadium. The dismal chill that developed through the early evening was rather indicative of the London performance. It all seemed very different in bright warm sunshine during the opening exchanges, and it was the Broncos who scored first, in the eighth minute. The possession went almost 100 metres starting with an excellent kick return by Chris Hellec. A penalty late in the possession essentially gave a repeat set, starting five metres from the York line and, a few tackles later, the ball was fed to the left wing, where Liam Tindall was able to squeeze over in the corner. Hellec’s conversion from the touchline was superb.

'Legends Lounge' with London Broncos

by Jake Watson • 4 May 2025
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Match Sponsors Resilient Roofing

by Jake Watson • 4 May 2025
MATCH SPONSORS RESILIENT ROOFING Thank you very much to Resilient Roofing who were our big match sponsors for the game against York Knights on May 3rd. As part of their matchday experience the team enjoyed an afternoon at The Cherry Red Records Stadium with their own private box with dedicated hospitality. To find out more about Resilient Roofing - CLICK HERE!

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: London Broncos vs York Knights

by Jake Watson • 4 May 2025
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MATCH GALLERY: London Broncos vs York Knights

by Jake Watson • 4 May 2025
MATCH GALLERY: London Broncos vs York Knights You can now take a look through the best images from Saturday's Championship clash with York Knights at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. We would welcome back Dave Williams as our special guest in the Legends Lounge and we thank our Match Sponsors Resilient Roofing for their support. #WeAreLondon

POST MATCH REACTION: Mike Eccles following York defeat

by Jake Watson • 3 May 2025
POST MATCH REACTION: Mike Eccles following York defeat London Broncos Director of Rugby & Performance Mike Eccles has said there will still plenty of positives despite falling to defeat to York at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. Broncos took the lead in the first half through Liam Tindall but wouldn't score again as York would run out comfortable 36-6 winners. Despite the scoreline Eccles says there are positives and says the team will keep working to turnaround the run of results. #WeAreLondon

TEAM NEWS: London Broncos vs York Knights

by Jake Watson • 3 May 2025
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MATCHDAY GUIDE

by Jake Watson • 2 May 2025
MATCHDAY GUIDE

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by Jake Watson • 2 May 2025
MATCH PREVIEW: London Broncos vs York Knights London Broncos welcome Championship rivals York Knights to The Cherry Red Records Stadium on Saturday afternoon looking to put a stop to a run of three consecutive defeats. On the other side York have won 5 of their previous 6 games with the only defeat coming against Featherstone in a tightly contested affair being decided by just two points. For the Broncos they have performed strongly at home with the only home defeat coming against Batley who scored a try in the last moments of the game to steal the points. The 21-man squad selected by Mike Eccles is available below. Jenson Binks returns to the squad after missing the defeat to Halifax under HIA protocol in a welcome boost. Meanwhile, Lukas Mason & Kian McDermott return from Wigan Warriors after being unavailable for the previous few games. Emmanuel Waine plays the second game of his two week loan and Lennie Ellis joins Louix Gorman is coming from Hull KR and goes straight into the 21. Lennie Ellis is a 19-year-old half and hooker who made his first team debut against Wigan Warriors in 2023. Last season he played on loan in the Championship with Whitehaven and earlier this season played for Goole in League One.

WHO HAS PLAYED FOR BOTH? London Broncos & York Knights

by Jake Watson • 1 May 2025
WHO HAS PLAYED FOR BOTH? London Broncos & York Knights London Broncos play host to York Knights on Saturday but can you tell me what players that have had both clubs play host to them? We have picked out some to have played for both in recent years but can you add any more to the list below? SAM DAVIS A London Broncos academy product, the Leicester born hooker has enjoyed two spells in the capital, sandwiched either side of a spell in the yellow and black of York. Davis played for London between 2016-2021 before moving to York signing a two year deal, however injuries meant he never really settled and rejoined London in 2023 initially on loan before signing permanent terms.  Following relegation from Super League at the end of the 2024 season Davis would move to Salford however financial issues there has meant Davis has once again signed dual-registration terms. So, whilst it won’t be this weekend we could see more of Sammy in a Broncos jersey in the future.
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