London Broncos team up with Data Talks for the 2024 Super League Campaign!
22 February 2024
Data Talks is thrilled to unveil our collaboration with the London Broncos, supporting their 2024 Betfred Super League campaign through our Sports CDP. We are delighted to assist the club in engaging and growing its passionate fanbase, increasing revenue and enhancing the overall experience for their devoted supporters. The Broncos are set to bring top-flight rugby league games back to the capital at Cherry Red Records Stadium, and together, we aim to elevate fan engagement, drive revenue growth, and make this season an unforgettable experience for supporters.
London Broncos: A Rugby League Legacy in the Heart of London
The London Broncos, a professional rugby league team based in South West London, boast a rich history that spans over four decades. Originally formed in 1980 as ‘Fulham RLFC,’ the club has undergone various name changes, including ‘London Crusaders,’ ‘Harlequins RL,’ and its current identity as ‘London Broncos.’ Throughout its illustrious 44-year history, the Broncos have found homes in several venues across London, from Twickenham Stoop to the Trailfinders Sports Club in Ealing, and currently, the Cherry Red Records Stadium.
The team has a noteworthy track record, with a Challenge Cup final appearance in 1999 against Leeds Rhinos and two Championship Grand Final victories leading to promotions to the Super League, first in 2019 and most recently in the 2023 season.
This Friday marks an exciting moment for the Broncos as they play their first home game of the 2024 Betfred Super League season, hosting Catalans Dragons at the Plough Lane
Data Talks and London Broncos: A Winning Collaboration
“From the initial meeting with Mark Kemp to the rest of the Broncos team, there has been an instant synergy and drive to ensure the club is a crowning jewel in London’s sporting crown.”, says Palmer Foster, Director UK & Ireland, Data Talks”
“We are thrilled to have been able to agree to a 3-year partnership with the Data Talks sports CDP to help with off-field initiatives. This will enable London Broncos to engage with our loyal supporters while also reaching new fans, not just in London but globally. Our partnership with Data Talks and having them at our side throughout the digital journey of the 2024 season will be a huge asset in the growth of the London Broncos fan base, and we are all excited to see where it takes us,” says Mark Kemp, Head of Commercial of London Broncos.
James Booth, Commercial & Media Executive at London Broncos, added: “Last year, the players and coaches took their game to a new level as they gained promotion into the Super League. Now, off the pitch, we are striving to replicate these efforts by raising the standards of supporter satisfaction. Working together with Data Talks, we are looking to create an exciting and personalised experience for every supporter who attends our games so that they can leave the Cherry Red Records Stadium feeling contented and eager to attend the next match that the Broncos play at Wimbledon.
“Data Talks is a company with proven success, working with teams from many different sports across the world, and we are excited to be moving forward together on what should be an extremely successful endeavour for both parties.”
Data Talks takes pride in partnering with over 500 sports organisations, helping them grow their supporters base, sell more tickets, boost merchandise sales and increase revenue. Our commitment extends beyond numbers, fostering meaningful connections with fans on an individual level, and keeping them close to their favorite clubs.

London Broncos Announce Super League Ambitions and New Ownership London Broncos are excited to confirm that it has formally provided a comprehensive submission to the RFL’s Super League 2026 Application Process and Criteria. The comprehensive bid submission represents a clear vision for the future of the London Broncos and for the growth of the game in London. The submission is a detailed operational and financial plan for the Club to achieve financial sustainability and success both on and off the field. The London Broncos are proposing changes in governance at the Club, including a new ownership group which will consist of rugby league legend Darren Lockyer, successful businessman Grant Wechsel and Gary Hetherington. These changes will provide the Club with the capital, commitment, credibility and capability that are required to be a competitive force in the top-tier competition.
POST-MATCH REACTION: Broncos sign off 2025 with win London Broncos rounded up the season with an impressive win away at Widnes Vikings. Both Mike Eccles and Will Lovell have been fantastic club servants but will have different roles at the club next season under the proposed new ownership. We spoke to both following yesterday conclusion to the year. #WeAreLondon

TEAM NEWS: Widnes Vikings vs London Broncos Here is your starting line up for this afternoon’s final league game of the season away at Widnes Vikings. Jensen Monk comes in to start at prop as Adebiyi and Hursey-Hord drop out of the squad following injuries last weekend. Rob Oakley is in the matchday squad and is joined on the interchanges with Rugless, Porter and Ross. Today Lewis Bienek makes his 150th appearance and Will Lovell his 250th - and also his 198th for the club moving him into 2nd all time. #WeAreLondon

MATCH PREVIEW: Widnes Vikings vs London Broncos It is the final weekend of the Championship season and London Broncos make the trip up to Widnes Vikings. Broncos were unable to sign off the home campaign with a win over Bradford Bulls but put in a positive display leading at half-time and scoring 24 points against the promotion hopefuls. Widnes have enjoyed a revival in recent months and made a late charge for the play-off positions. Ultimately a defeat at Halifax last week meant they would fall short but would still be confident of finishing the season on a high in front of their own supporters. SQUAD INFO Mike Eccles has named his 21-man squad for the final game of the 2025 Championship season. London Broncos finish the season with a trip up to take on Widnes Vikings at The DCBL Stadium on Sunday, 3pm KO. Worthington, Hellec, Hursey-Hord, Small and Okoro are all unavailable for the final game but in come Lukas Mason on dual-registration from Wigan Warriors as does Sam Winney. Rob Oakley is also named in the 21-man squad after returning from his ban. Oakley is a product of the club's academy and played for the first-team in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. The 25-year-old has been training with the club in recent months and now available for selection he is named in the matchday squad.

SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT: Widnes Vikings vs London Broncos Mike Eccles has named his 21-man squad for the final game of the 2025 Championship season. London Broncos finish the season with a trip up to take on Widnes Vikings at The DCBL Stadium on Sunday, 3pm KO. Worthington, Hellec, Hursey-Hord, Small and Okoro are all unavailable for the final game but in come Lukas Mason on dual-registration from Wigan Warriors as does Sam Winney. Rob Oakley is also named in the 21-man squad after returning from his ban. Oakley is a product of the club's academy and played for the first-team in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. The 25-year-old has been training with the club in recent months and now available for selection he is named in the matchday squad. #WeAreLondon

INTERVIEW: Ted Davidson's journey to London Broncos first-team Ted Davidson recently made his full first-team debut for London Broncos in the Championship game at Batley Bulldogs. The 23-year-old was a stand out performer despite perhaps being a surprise inclusion in the starting 13. The centre has been in and around the club for a number of years after being spotted playing Origin whilst at junior club Elmbridge Eagles in 2018.