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Broncos Launch “Fan Hub” Project! Big plans to relaunch London Broncos for the 2026 Rugby League season are already underway and the first project is to launch and create new supporter “hubs” around London and the South of England. The main objectives of this initiative is for the Broncos to engage more closely with its fans, bring all fans, players, volunteers, clubs and teams closer together, raise interest, profile and momentum and attract newcomers from all sectors of society. Gary Hetherington said; “We all want the game to be “less of a secret” to those in this part of the country and if we don’t do it, it won’t get done! “Rugby League has a proud record for its connectivity and support for its communities, the players and staff are approachable and committed and we the fans can do more.” Can you help? Could you help to create a “hub” in your village, school, club, town, community? It could be at a pub, club or wherever you think appropriate? Are you interested in joining a steering group to oversee the project and its development? If the answer to either or both of these questions is yes, just email Jake Watson at jake.watson@londonbroncosrl.com to register your interest and we’ll be back in touch soon with more information. #WeAreLondon

GAMEWEEK: London Broncos vs Oldham RLFC It is the penultimate home league game of the season on Sunday as London Broncos welcome Sean Long's Oldham RLFC to The Cherry Red Records Stadium. The Roughyeds are flying high in the league and were made to work for their latest win on Sunday as they eded past Batley Bulldogs at The Fox's Biscuits Stadium. For the Broncos they look to return to winning ways after defeats to fellow high-flyers Toulouse and York. Speaking after the defeat to York, Mike Eccles says he is confident there will be a return to the side of some of the players who were injured. Keep scrolling to get your tickets for Sunday's game with prices starting at JUST £5.

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: York Knights vs London Broncos You can now watch back extended highlights of the Broncos trip to the Championship leaders York Knights. Keep scrolling to get your tickets for the final two home league games - starting with the visit of Oldham RLFC on Sunday, 24th.

POST-MATCH: Mike Eccles reacts to York defeat. Get the thoughts of London Broncos Director of Rugby and Performance Mike Eccles after the defeat to York Knight. It was a Broncos side decimated by injuries but put up a brave fight before eventually losing 42-16 at the LNER Community Stadium. Watch the full post-match interview below. #WeAreLondon

TEAM NEWS: York Knights vs London Broncos Here is your starting line-up for this afternoon's Championship fixture at York Knights. Rugless & Qareqare come in to make full debuts as Jack Smith continues at left centre. Hellec also returns to the 13 starting at full-back in place of the injured Alex Walker. #WeAreLondon

MATCH PREVIEW: London Broncos vs York Knights It's an away trip to the league leaders this week for London Broncos as they go up north to take on York Knights at the LNR. Mark Applegarth's side lead the Championship by two points over this weekend's opponents Toulouse and also Bradford. The leaders have won 15 games on the bounce so provide a huge task for Mike Eccles side who are looking to get back to winning ways after a narrow defeat to Toulouse at the weekend. SQUAD INFO Mike Eccles has named his squad for Sunday's trip to the Championship leaders York Knights. With a number of players currently managing injuries it is a squad of 18 players that has been named. Walker, Bienek picked up injuries in the last game with Toulouse whilst Tindall is unavailable due HIA protocols. Webster-Mansfield remains a couple of weeks away from a return although Polselli is back in training this weekend comes too soon for his return. Aaron Small has a bicep injury and remains unavailable. Kobe Rugless is straight into the squad after joining from Hunslet RLFC this week. Jack Smith has been recalled by Leeds Rhinos this week but Marcus Qareqare comes into the squad in his place.

MATCH PREVIEW: Mike Eccles looks ahead to York trip London Broncos head coach Mike Eccles says his team must "push through" the next couple of weeks as players make their way back from injuries. Eccles has only been able to name a 18 man squad for the trip to the league leaders York on Sunday and says his team are "one to two weeks away from being really strong again." Watch the full interview with Mike below. #WeAreLondon

SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT: YORK KNIGHTS VS LONDON BRONCOS Mike Eccles has named his squad for Sunday's trip to the Championship leaders York Knights. With a number of players currently managing injuries it is a squad of 18 players that has been named. Walker, Bienek picked up injuries in the last game with Toulouse whilst Tindall is unavailable due HIA protocols. Webster-Mansfield remains a couple of weeks away from a return although Polselli is back in training this weekend comes too soon for his return. Aaron Small has a bicep injury and remains unavailable. Kobe Rugless is straight into the squad after joining from Hunslet RLFC this week. Jack Smith has been recalled by Leeds Rhinos this week but Marcus Qareqare comes into the squad in his place. #WeAreLondon