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FIRST INTERVIEW: CHARLIE ROBSON It has been a whirlwind couple of weeks for London Broncos new signing Charlie Robson. The 23-year-old winger joined the club on trial just a few weeks ago but after impressing the coaching staff he signed a contract and was named in the matchday squad for the recent win over Barrow Raiders. Robson's story is a unique one in that he has never played a professional game of Rugby League before although has spent time on trial with both Hull FC & Leigh Leopards. Born in Surrey, Robson progressed through the Rugby Union system at Harlequins before playing professionally at Coventry. Watch the full interview with Charlie below and keep scrolling for your tickets for Sunday's game against Toulouse.

Awards to be presented at London Broncos home match on 6 Sep

MEET EMILIA AHEAD OF HER BIG DAY ON SEPTEMBER 6TH Let us introduce you properly to Emilia and why we have decided to celebrate her and work with DKMS. Join us for Emilia's Big Day on September 6th when we welcome Bradford Bulls to The Cherry Red Records for our final home game of the season. Remember if you buy a ticket for the Bradford Bulls game, before August 18th, you will receive a FREE ticket to the game vs Oldham RLFC. 25% of all match tickets will be donated to DKMS.

ETHAN NATOLI TO REJOIN PIA AT THE END OF THE SEASON London Broncos can confirm Ethan Natoli will return to Baroudeurs de Pia at the conclusion of the 2025 Championship season. The Italian international returned to the club in May and has made a positive impact on the team helping to see a positive upturn in results and has also scored 4 tries in his 9 appearances this season. We thank Ethan, once again, for his fantastic contribution to the club and we wish him all the very best in the future. #WeAreLondon

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IT'S GAMEWEEK!! After the win over Barrow Raiders at the weekend, London Broncos are back at The Cherry Red Records again on Sunday as they welcome Toulouse Olympique to the capital. The two sides met back in June in a tightly contested game in Toulouse with the French side running out narrow winners. Please note this game will kick-off at the earlier time of 1pm!

GALLERY: London Broncos winning return to The Cherry Red Records I t was a happy return to Wimbledon as London Broncos took the two points against Barrow Raiders in the first game at The Cherry Red Records since May 31st. Broncos went 0-10 down in the first half but produced an impressive comeback to run out eventual 18-10 winners. Scroll through the best images from the day and buy tickets for our next home game on Sunday August 10th, 1pm KO vs Toulouse at the bottom of the page.

HIGHLIGHTS: London Broncos vs Barrow Raiders Watch back extended highlights from the Round 20 2025 Championship fixture between London Broncos and Barrow Raiders at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. It was the first game back in Wimbledon for the Broncos since May 31st and they put on an impressive comeback to take the points. Broncos return to home action this coming Sunday when they welcome Toulouse to SW17. Scroll down the page to secure your tickets.

LONDON BRONCOS V BARROW RAIDERS (by David Ballheimer) London Broncos (8) 18, Barrow Raiders (10) 10 London Broncos ended their two-game losing streak with a vital come-from-behind victory over the Barrow Raiders on Sunday afternoon. It was a happy return to the Cherry Red Records Stadium for London whose last game at Plough Lane had been the comfortable victory over Widnes Vikings at the beginning of June. To be honest, with 35 minutes of the first half completed this result seemed unlikely. Barrow threw a forward pass on just the second tackle of the game, but the Broncos did not take advantage of the short field. Two more errors from the visitors gave further excellent scoring opportunities, but they were wasted with careless errors. The Raiders suffered a blow inside the first 10 minutes when Matt Costello picked up an injury from which he was unable to return, thus leaving Barrow with only three replacements. In the final 10 minutes, another player went down for the game with a leg injury, but most of the eight interchanges had already been made. It got worse for London in the 13th minute when a floated kick from Brad Walker was gathered by Andrew Bulman and he passed inside to Luke Creswell, who ran behind the posts to make Walker’s conversion automatic. London were struggling with Barrow’s astute kicking and, six minutes later, Walker aimed for the opposite corner, where Luke Broadbent outjumped his opposite number and was able to touch down in the corner. Walker’s conversion faded just to the right of the uprights, but the Raiders, with very little possession or territory, had a ten-point lead.