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GAMEWEEK: Toulouse vs London Broncos London Broncos move into Round 13 of the Championship this season with an away trip to the league leaders Toulouse Olympique. With it undoubtedly one of the toughest tests of the season so far Mike Eccles will be looking to draw on inspiration from the last visit to Toulouse which saw us beat Sylvain Houles side and secure a place back in Super League. An update from the head coach will come later in the week but fans will be hoping to hear good news on the injury front with a number of key players closing in on a return to action.

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INTERVIEW: First London Broncos interview for Webster-Mansfield N ew London Broncos signing Brandon Webster-Mansfield has done his first interview since joining the club and has spoken of his excitement at the opportunity. The 24-year-old centre has spent almost the entirety of his career to date playing in Australia and despite being in the systems of South Sydney Rabbitohs and Wests Tigers was awaiting an NRL debut. With the first-grade bow not looking imminent he says he jumped at the chance to join London Broncos a club he says has so much "heritage". Watch the full interview with Brandon below. Brandon Webster-Mansfield is sponsored by Stuart Moore. #WeAreLondon

CLIFF DEAN FUNERAL DETAILS The date for the funeral will be Thursday 19th June at 10am at North East Surrey Crematorium, Lower Morden Lane, Morden SM4 4NU. Anyone associated with the club are welcome to attend and the family have asked for attendees to wear their favourite London Broncos shirt.

London Broncos will hold a Fans Forum event on Monday 9th June, in the Legends Lounge at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. If you are unable to attend and would like to ask a question to; Gary Hetherington, Mike Eccles or Will Lovell please submit yours below.

Ebbsfleet ticket offer! London Broncos are excited to announce a fantastic offer for our upcoming games at Ebbsfleet’s Kuflink Stadium in July. We welcome Halifax and Doncaster to Ebbsfleet in back-to-back Saturday 5pm KO’s on July 5th and 12th and have decided to offer a ticket package for the games in Kent. Tickets are priced at just £22.50 for students and concessions for both of the games and then just £30 for adults which is a fantastic 25% savings off buying both individual games.

Away Day Excursion York Knights vs London Broncos Saturday 16 th – Sunday 17 th August 2025 We are pleased to be able to offer an away day excursion package exclusively for London Broncos fans to support the team in York. This package includes: - Overnight stay in the Grand Hotel - Dinner in the ‘Star of the City’ restaurant - A Full English breakfast - Travel from the hotel to the stadium and the railway station - Director Hospitality Itinerary SATURDAY Train from London to York 5:30pm Meet at Hotel bar for drinks 6:30pm Short walk to the restaurant Return to hotel for drinks and chat SUNDAY - Full English Breakfast in Hotel Restaurant - 12:30pm Meet at hotel bar - 1:15pm Depart on executive coach - 1:45pm Arrive at LNER Community Stadium Buffet in Director’s Lounge and pre-match preview from Mike Eccles - 2:45pm Take seats in the Main stand - 3pm Kick Off: YORK KNIGHTS v LONDON BRONCOS Half-Time and post-match refreshments - 4:45pm Final whistle: celebratory drinks in the Directors Lounge (hopefully) - 5:15pm Coach travel to York Station - 6pm Train to London Cost: £295 per person (based on a sharing a double or twin room)

Over 200 boys have taken part in the first two Development Sessions. The Final sessions take place in June & July. BOOK YOUR PLACE TODAY!

LONDON BRONCOS V WIDNES VIKINGS (by David Ballheimer) London Broncos (6) 10, Widnes Vikings (6) 12 London Broncos, for the third time in their last four home games, found themselves on the wrong end of a two-point scoreline. However, Widnes Vikings most definitely deserved to take the points because they dominated both possession and territory, especially the first part of the second half. All teams suffer injuries and in rugby league, they are a necessary evil. However, what is unequal is the players affected, and London were without winger Liam Tindall, scrum half Connor O’Beirne and prop Lewis Bienek, three key players.