London Broncos are delighted to announce Fanbase has been appointed the club’s Official Ticketing & Fan Engagement Partner in a multi-year partnership covering 2027 and beyond. Through the multi-year agreement, Fanbase will provide an integrated ticketing and fan engagement platform designed to make the experience more straightforward for supporters. From purchasing tickets and memberships to staying connected with the club, the platform will offer a simpler, more accessible way for fans to engage with London Broncos. Supporters will also benefit from greater flexibility when purchasing tickets and memberships, with Klarna available as a payment option. The buy now, pay later service will give fans more choice in how they pay, helping to make following the Broncos more convenient. Fanbase will also be able to more easily connect the club with supporters. The club can communicate directly with different groups of supporters, encourage occasional visitors to become regulars and introduce more fans to everything happening at the Broncos, from the men’s and women’s teams to events beyond matchday. Speaking on the partnership, Chief Operating Officer, Joe Cramp, said, “We’ve made significant progress over the past year, and while the success on the pitch has been fantastic, we’re equally focused on ensuring the club continues to develop off it. As our audience grows, it’s important that we have the right systems in place to deliver a great experience for supporters and build stronger relationships with them. Fanbase really impressed us with their understanding of what ambitious sports clubs need and their approach to bringing ticketing and fan engagement together. “This is a long-term partnership with a business that shares our ambition for growth. We’re looking forward to working closely with the Fanbase team as we continue building the future of London Broncos.” Co-Founder and CEO of Fanbase, Ali Crawley, added, “What’s happening at London Broncos is genuinely exciting. They’ve enjoyed an incredible season on the pitch, but what’s particularly impressive is the ambition behind the scenes and the determination to build something that lasts. The new ownership group clearly recognises the opportunity to grow rugby league in London, and we’re delighted they’ve chosen Fanbase to support that vision. For us, it’s about giving ambitious clubs the technology and insight they need to grow their audiences and build meaningful relationships with supporters. We’re really looking forward to working with Joe and the wider team. There’s an enormous amount of potential here, and we’re excited to play a part in what comes next.” In advance of the club launching on Fanbase, you may wish to explore the London Broncos ticketing site. This will be available in the coming days. Further details on London Broncos’ 2027 memberships will be announced soon, with supporters encouraged to sign up to Fanbase now to be among the first to hear more. ENDS For media enquiries, please contact: Christie Vasiliou Media Executive London Broncos Rugby League Christie.vasiliou@londonbroncosrl.com

London Broncos can confirm that Will Lovell has retired from professional rugby league with immediate effect. Lovell leaves a significant legacy at the club and in rugby league in London, having made 210 appearances for the Broncos, including 76 in Super League. During his time with the club, he has won three Championship titles, a League Leaders’ Shield and the 1895 Cup. Born and raised in Northampton, Lovell began his rugby league journey with the Northampton Demons before progressing through the London Broncos Academy to make his professional debut in 2012. Lovell has been a true leader at the club, an influence that was formally recognised in 2020 when he was named captain, a role he held until 2026. Throughout this season, he continued to play a key role within the leadership group. London Broncos would like to thank Will for his dedication, passion and leadership. His contribution to the club will forever be etched in its history as a true servant of the Broncos. Speaking on his retirement, Lovell, said, “I’d like to thank the fans for the wonderful memories over the years, I’m very proud to have captained the club and to have come through the system from the academy. Thanks to JD, Mike and all involved at the club for their support over the years. Looking forward to the journey ahead.” Director of Ruby, Mike Eccles added, “Will Lovell’s name will rightly go down in the record books as one of the greatest Broncos to ever pull on the jersey. With over 15 years of service to the club from academy to first team, Will has amassed 210 appearances, with 5 years as captain, three championships and an 1895 cup under his belt. Most importantly, Will leaves us as the highest appearance maker in London Broncos history. 210 games surpasses the great Steele Retchless. A great moment in time for the Lovell family and us as a club as we see one of our very own hold the accolade of most appearances. Will, Skip, you are a legend. Thank you for your phenomenal service, leadership and friendship throughout your time at London Broncos.” Lovell’s journey with the club does not end here, as he will take on the role of Head Coach of the London Broncos Reserves for the 2027 season. Thank you, Will Lovell. Forever a London Bronco. 529. 

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