2026 London Broncos season

2026 London Broncos season
2026 RFL Championship Rank1st
Challenge Cup3rd Round
RFL 1895 Cup1st Round
2026 recordWins: 8; draws: 0; losses: 1
Points scoredFor: 397; against: 90
Team information
ChairmanGary Hetherington
Head CoachJason Demetriou
Captain
StadiumPlough Lane
Avg. attendance3,396
High attendance4,380
Top scorers
TriesLiam Tindall – 11
GoalsJimmy Meadows – 47
PointsJimmy Meadows – 110
Home colours
Away colours
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The 2026 London Broncos season is the 47th year in the club's history and their first season under the ownership group of Darren Lockyer, Grant Wechsel and Gary Hetherington. It is their fifth season at Plough Lane as tenants of AFC Wimbledon. They are coached by new Head coach Jason Demetriou who is assisted by the returning Danny Ward. The Broncos will compete in the 2026 RFL Championship, 2026 Challenge Cup and the 2026 RFL 1895 Cup.

Ownership

In September 2025, following the conclusion of London's 2025 RFL Championship season, Darren Lockyer led an ownership group consisting of businessman Grant Wechsel, and Super League executive Gary Hetherington in the successful takeover of the London Broncos.[1][2]

Lockyer and his business partner Grant Wechsel have a 90% stake, with Gary Hetherington retaining a minority share in the club in the capital.[3][4]

Super League bid

In October 2025, with Toulouse Olympique and the York Knights selected for promotion, the London club were controversially overlooked for elevation to the Super League in favour of the Bradford Bulls.[5][6][7]

Following the decision, the club’s ownership group confirmed their commitment to the long-term vision, emphasising that they will compete in the Championship for the 2026 season with the goal of securing a Super League place in the future. [8]

Coaches

Mike Eccles relinquished his lead coach role at the end of the 2025 season after Jason Demetriou was confirmed as the new head coach of the London Broncos from the 2026 season.

This was confirmed after the Darren Lockyer led takeover of the London side was ratified in September 2025.[9][10][11][12][13] Eccles became the Director of Rugby & Performance at the Broncos.[14]

In September 2025 Jason Demetriou was confirmed as the new head coach of the London Broncos from 2026 onwards. This was confirmed was confirmed to be a three-year deal after the Darren Lockyer-led takeover of the London side was ratified in September 2025.[15][16][17][18][19][20]

In October 2025 Danny Ward returned to the club as assistant coach, taking the role after winning the Super League with Hull Kingston Rovers.[21] He returned to the club where he was the head coach for four years, assistant for three years and under 19s coach for two years, as well as spending four years as a player in the capital.

Re-branding and Reebok partnership

In October 2025 the Broncos signed a multi-year deal with the global sports brand Reebok as first team kit manufacturer as well as official supplier of teamwear and merchandise.[22]

The re-branding also involved a change in logo, as well as a move away from the black with a white chevron kits that had been the mainstay of the club for over a decade.[23]

The 2026 home kit shifted away from traditional London colours and moved to navy blue.[24][25] This move however did have connection to the away kits of the 2003, 2004 and 2005 seasons, as well as a colour connection to the away kits of the 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002 seasons. It also had a link to AFC Wimbledon with shades of blue being the traditional colours of Wimbledon F.C. as well as both clubs having all-white away kits.[26][27][28] Another link was the Union Jack or the Union Flag; with blue, red and white being the clubs colours on the field and their branding identity away from it.[29]

Training ground

In November 2025 the London Broncos moved to a new training base, taking over the former London Irish rugby union club facility in Sunbury-on-Thames in Surrey. The Hazelwood complex will serve as the Broncos' new training ground and also their administrative base. The Broncos are the primary tenants at the site, however the London Irish Amateur side will still continue play their Regional 2 Thames level six games there.[30]

The Broncos' new administrative headquarters has four full size grass pitches, one full size 4G pitch, medical support centre, gym and a large clubhouse with an on-site chef and a licensed bar open to the public seven days a week.[31][32]

Captaincy

In January 2026 Wally Lewis presided over a ceremony in which Reagan Campbell-Gillard was named as captain of the London Broncos for the 2026 RFL Championship season, taking over from long-term captain Will Lovell.[33]

Reserves

In late 2025, the Broncos' hierarchy announced their intention to run a Reserves side alongside the first team.[34] In January 2026 it was confirmed that the London Broncos would feature in the 2026 Super League Reserve competition, with home games played at the clubs Hazelwood facility.[35]

Documentary series

Every aspect of the London Broncos season is being filmed for a planned documentary series. Both Darren Lockyer and Grant Wechsel have confirmed that it is being filmed, but have remained coy on where it is due to be broadcast.[36]

Television deal

In March 2026 the National Broadcasting Corporation of Papua New Guinea announced that it has secured the exclusive broadcast rights for all of the remaining London Broncos home matches for the 2026 season. PNG NBC will broadcast these home games across PNG and selected Pacific Island markets. In Papua New Guinea, NBC will feature all the matches LIVE on NBC Channel 1 along with a simulcast on NBC Radio.[37]

Pre-season friendly

Pre-season friendly
Home Score Away Match Information
Date Time Venue Tries Goals Referee Attendance
Keighley Cougars C-C London Broncos Sunday 11 January 2026 15:00 Cougar Park Cancelled due to freezing conditions [38]

Betfred Championship

Main article: 2026 RFL Championship

Fixtures

Betfred Championship
Round Home Score Home Match Information
Date Time Venue Tries Goals Referee Attendance
1 London Broncos 44–12 Widnes Vikings Sunday 18 January 2026 15:00 Plough Lane Hawkins 2, Max 2, Campbell-Gillard, Bienek, Wallis, Meadows Croft 6 Tara Jones 4,380[39]
2 London Broncos 25–8 Oldham Sunday 1 February 2026 15:00 Plough Lane Max, Campbell-Gillard, Mathias, Tindall, Glare Voro, Croft, Hawkins (DG) M. Lynn 2,330[40]
3 Featherstone Rovers C–C London Broncos Sunday 15 February 2026 15:00 The Millennium Stadium [a]
4 Swinton Lions 6–84 London Broncos Sunday 22 February 2026 15:00 Heywood Road Meadows, Tindall 2, Morea 4, Glare 2, Smith, Tchamambe, Webster-Mansfield 2, Kapinias, Stock Meadows 12 S. Mikalauskas 662[42]
5 London Broncos 106-18 North Wales Crusaders Saturday 28 February 2026 19:30 Plough Lane Kapinias, Meadows 2, Croft, Voro 2, Tchamambe 2, Morea 3, Glare 2, Bitungane, Hursey-Hord, Smith, Tindall, Adebiyi Meadows 17 Tara Jones [43]
6 Halifax Panthers 4-42 London Broncos Sunday 8 March 2026 15:00 The Shay Croft, Tindall, Glare 2, Voro, Morea, Webster-Mansfield, Kapinias Meadows 2, Croft, Voro 2 S. Mikalauskas 2,066
7 London Broncos 66-6 Salford Sunday 22 March 2026 15:00 Plough Lane Wallis, Tindall, Tchamambe 2, O'Beirne 2, Bienek, Kapinias 3, Alex Walker, Smith Meadows 9 K. Moore [44]
8 London Broncos Batley Bulldogs Sunday 29 March 2026 15:00 Plough Lane
9 Bye
10 London Broncos Sheffield Eagles Saturday 11 April 2026 18:00 Plough Lane
11 Doncaster London Broncos Sunday 26 April 2026 15:00 Eco-Power Stadium
12 Goole Vikings London Broncos Saturday 2 May 2026 15:00 Victoria Pleasure Grounds
13 London Broncos Midlands Hurricanes Sunday 10 May 2026 15:00 Plough Lane
14 Sheffield Eagles London Broncos Sunday 24 May 2026 15:00 Steel City Stadium
3* Hunslet London Broncos Sunday 31 May 2026 15:00 South Leeds Stadium
15 North Wales Crusaders London Broncos Sunday 7 June 2026 15:00 Eirias Stadium
16 Bye
17 London Broncos C–C Featherstone Rovers Sunday 21 June 2026 15:00 Twickenham Stoop
18 Batley Bulldogs London Broncos Sunday 28 June 2026 15:00 The Fox's Biscuits Stadium
17* London Broncos Hunslet Saturday 4 July 2026 15:00 Kuflink Stadium
19 London Broncos Doncaster Saturday 11 July 2026 19:30 Kuflink Stadium
20 Salford London Broncos Sunday 19 July 2026 15:00 CorpAcq Stadium
21 Midlands Hurricanes London Broncos Sunday 26 July 2026 14:00 Alexander Stadium
22 Widnes Vikings London Broncos Sunday 2 August 2026 15:00 DCBL Stadium
23 London Broncos Goole Vikings Sunday 9 August 2026 15:00 Plough Lane
24 Oldham London Broncos Friday 14 August 2026 19:45 Boundary Park
25 London Broncos Halifax Panthers Sunday 23 August 2026 15:00 Plough Lane
26 London Broncos Swinton Lions Sunday 30 August 2026 15:00 Plough Lane

Table

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 London Broncos 6 6 0 0 367 54 +313 12 League Leaders Shield and qualify for Qualifying Finals
2 Doncaster 6 5 0 1 197 86 +111 10 Qualifying Finals
3 Barrow Raiders 6 5 0 1 163 60 +103 10 Qualifying Semi-Finals
4 Widnes Vikings 7 5 0 2 178 158 +20 10
5 Midlands Hurricanes 7 4 1 2 162 160 +2 9
6 Newcastle Thunder 6 4 0 2 210 106 +104 8
7 Sheffield Eagles 5 4 0 1 131 82 +49 8 Eliminators
8 Dewsbury Rams 6 4 0 2 140 118 +22 8
9 Oldham 5 3 0 2 140 93 +47 6
10 Rochdale Hornets 7 3 0 4 104 166 −62 6
11 Keighley Cougars 6 2 1 3 152 138 +14 5
12 Batley Bulldogs 5 2 0 3 118 96 +22 4
13 Goole Vikings 6 2 0 4 114 184 −70 4
14 North Wales Crusaders 6 2 0 4 148 256 −108 4
15 Workington Town 6 1 1 4 114 146 −32 3
16 Whitehaven 6 1 1 4 64 171 −107 3
17 Hunslet 6 1 0 5 138 140 −2 2
18 Salford 6 1 0 5 59 296 −237 2
19 Swinton Lions 6 0 0 6 70 260 −190 0
20 Halifax Panthers 4 2 0 2 94 93 +1 −8[b]
Updated to match(es) played on 22 March 2026. Source: RFL
Notes:
  1. ^ [41]
  2. ^ A 12-point deduction was applied upon re-instatement to the league[45]

Challenge Cup

Main article: 2026 Challenge Cup
2026 Challenge Cup
Round Home Score Away Match Information
Date Time Venue Tries Goals Referee Attendance
2 London Broncos 86–0 Wests Warriors Sunday 25 January 2026 14:00 Athletic Ground, Richmond Max 4, Tindall 3, Wallis, Voro 2, Hursey-Hord, Morea 2, Stock, Mathias, Kapinias Meadows 7, Voro 2, O'Beirne 2 Aaryn Belafonte [46][47]
3 London Broncos 8–26 Bradford Bulls Sunday 8 February 2026 15:00 Cherry Red Records Stadium Glare, Tindall M. Griffiths 3,477[48]

1895 Cup

Main article: 2026 RFL 1895 Cup
2026 RFL 1895 Cup
Round Home Score Away Match Information
Date Time Venue Tries Goals Referee Attendance
Preliminary London Broncos 36-10 Barrow Raiders Sunday 15 March 2026 15:00 Athletic Ground, Richmond Kapinias, Tindall, Wallis, Webster-Mansfield Stock Bienek Voro 6 Aaryn Belafonte [49][50][51]
1 London Broncos Keighley Cougars 18/19 April 2026 [52][53]

2026 transfers

Gains

Player From Competition Contract Date
Reagan Campbell-Gillard Gold Coast Titans NRL 6 October 2025[54]
Siliva Havili South Sydney Rabbitohs NRL 9 October 2025[55]
Dean Hawkins Parramatta Eels NRL 24 October 2025[56]
Sam Davis Salford Red Devils Super League 24 October 2025[57]
Jake Ramsden Warrington Wolves Super League 24 October 2025[58]
Bobby Hartley Keighley Cougars RFL League One 28 October 2025[59]
Finley Glare PNG Hunters Queensland Cup 6 November 2025[60]
Robert Mathias Queensland Cup 10 November 2025[61]
Gairo Voro Queensland Cup 17 November 2025[62]
Epel Kapinias Queensland Cup 18 November 2025[63]
Morea Morea Central Queensland Capras Queensland Cup 7 November 2025[64]
Jeremiah Simbiken Castleford Tigers Super League 10 November 2025[65]
Elliot Wallis Huddersfield Giants Super League 13 November 2025[66]
Jack Croft Wakefield Trinity Super League 13 November 2025[67]
Marly Bitungane North Queensland Cowboys NRL 1 year[68] 21 November 2025[69]
Luke Smith Canterbury Bulldogs NRL 1 year[70] 21 November 2025[71]
James Meadows Bradford Bulls RFL Championship 4 December 2025[72]
Alex Max PNG Hunters Queensland Cup 5 December 2025[73]
Jimmy Meadows Bradford Bulls RFL Championship 4 December 2025[74]
Tommy Porter London Broncos RFL Championship 23 January 2026[75]

Losses

Player From Competition Contract Date
Ethan Natoli Pia XIII Baroudeur Super XIII 1 year 5 August 2025
Christopher Hellec Limoux Grizzlies Super XIII 1 year 26 September 2025
Luke Polselli Toulouse Olympique Super League 1 year 26 October 2025[76]

Loans in

Player From Competition Contract Date
Neil Tchamambe Wakefield Trinity Super League 1 year – until end of season 21 October 2025[77]

Squad

2026 London Broncos squad
First team squad Reserves Coaching staff
  • 27 Ted Davidson – CE
  • 28 Bobby Hartley – SR
  • 29 Jake Ramsden – SR
  • -- Tommy Porter – HK
  • -- Eddie Atherton – WG
  • -- David Bofenda – WG
  • -- Finley Hay – PR
  • -- Jack Hughes – PR
  • -- Eamonn Iheme – PR
  • -- Tyler Johnson-Thomas – SR
  • -- Jasper McLachlan – HK, LF
  • -- Rob Oakley – LF, SR
  • -- Charlie Randall – FB, CE
  • -- Will Randall – SH
  • -- Matt Ross – LF, SR
  • -- Gethin Svenson-Davies – PR
  • -- Jake Tilford – HK
  • -- Matt Tootill – HK

Head coach

Assistant coach

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • = suspended
  • = injured

Updated:
Source(s): [78]

Squad statistics

Squad Number Name International country Position Previous club Appearances Tries Goals Drop Goals Points Notes
1 Morea Morea Fullback Central Queensland Capras 7 10 0 0 40
2 Elliot Wallis Wing Huddersfield Giants 6 4 0 0 16
3 Robert Mathias Centre, Second-row PNG Hunters 3 2 0 0 8
4 Alex Max Centre PNG Hunters 4 7 0 0 28
5 Liam Tindall Wing Hull FC 8 11 0 0 44
6 Connor O'Beirne Scrum-half, Loose forward Lezignan 7 2 2 0 12
7 Dean Hawkins Scrum-half Parramatta Eels 4 1 0 1 5
8 Reagan Campbell-Gillard Prop Gold Coast Titans 4 2 0 0 8
9 Sam Davis Hooker Salford Red Devils 5 0 0 0 0
10 Marly Bitungane Prop North Queensland Cowboys 6 1 0 0 4
11 Luke Smith Second-row Canterbury Bulldogs 8 3 0 0 12
12 Jack Croft Second-row, Centre Wakefield Trinity 8 2 8 0 24
13 Siliva Havili Loose forward, Hooker South Sydney Rabbitohs 5 0 0 0 0
14 Finley Glare Hooker PNG Hunters 7 8 0 0 32
15 Sadiq Adebiyi Second-row Keighley Cougars 6 1 0 0 4
16 Epel Kapinias Prop PNG Hunters 9 8 0 0 32
17 Marcus Stock Second-row York Knights 6 3 0 0 12
18 Jimmy Meadows Scrum-half Bradford Bulls 8 4 47 0 110
19 Ben Hursey-Hord Loose forward Halifax Panthers 6 2 0 0 8
20 Brandon Webster-Mansfield Centre Villefranche 6 4 0 0 16
21 Will Lovell Second-row London Skolars 3 0 0 0 0
22 Alex Walker Fullback Halifax Panthers 2 1 0 0 4
23 Gairo Voro Stand-off PNG Hunters 6 1 12 0 44
24 Lewis Bienek Prop Castleford Tigers 6 2 0 0 8
25 Jeremiah Simbiken Second-row Castleford Tigers 2 0 0 0 0
26 Neil Tchamambe Wing Wakefield Trinity 7 5 0 0 20 Loan
27 Ted Davidson Centre London Broncos Academy 1 0 0 0 0
28 Bobby Hartley Second-row Keighley Cougars 1 0 0 0 0
29 Jake Ramsden Second-row Warrington Wolves 0 0 0 0 0
– Tommy Porter Hooker London Broncos 0 0 0 0 0

Player appearances

No Player 1 2R
CC		 2 3R
CC		 4 5 6 PRE
1895		 7 8 10 1R
1895		 11 12 13 14 3* 15 18 17* 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
1 Morea Morea FB FB FB FB FB FB FB
2 Elliot Wallis WG WG WG x CE CE CE CE
3 Robert Mathias CE CE CE
4 Alex Max CE CE CE CE
5 Liam Tindall x WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG
6 Connor O'Beirne SO SUB SUB SH SUB x SUB SO
7 Dean Hawkins SH SH SO SO
8 Reagan Campbell-Gillard PR x PR PR PR
9 Sam Davis HK HK HK HK HK
10 Marly Bitungane SUB x SUB SUB PR PR x PR x
11 Luke Smith SR x SR SR SR SR SR SR SUB
12 Jack Croft SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SH x
13 Siliva Havili HK x LF LF LF LF
14 Finley Glare SUB SUB HK SUB SUB SUB
15 Sadiq Adebiyi LF x LF LF SUB SUB SUB
16 Epel Kapinias PR PR PR PR PR PR PR PR PR
17 Marcus Stock x LF x x LF SUB PR SUB SUB
18 Jimmy Meadows SUB HK HK SUB SH SO SH SH
19 Ben Hursey-Hord x SUB x x SUB SUB SUB SUB SUB
20 Brandon Webster-Mansfield x x x CE CE CE CE CE CE
21 Will Lovell x SR x x x x x SR SR
22 Alex Walker x x x x x x x FB FB
23 Gairo Voro SUB SO SH SUB SO SH SO SO x
24 Lewis Bienek SUB PR SUB SUB SUB SUB
25 Jeremiah Simbiken x x SUB SR
26 Neil Tchamambe WG x x WG WG WG WG WG WG
27 Ted Davidson x x x x x x CE x x
28 Bobby Hartley x SUB x x x x x x x
29 Jake Ramsden x x x x x x x x x
– Tommy Porter x x x x x x x x x

Players making their London Broncos debut in 2026

Notes

References

  1. ^ London Broncos Secure New Ownership Group With Super League Ambitions
  2. ^ Why Darren Lockyer bought a struggling British rugby league club
  3. ^ Gary Hetherington explains Darren Lockyer dynamic as London Broncos enter new era
  4. ^ Why Darren Lockyer is buying into London Broncos: ‘We’re rebuilding from scratch’
  5. ^ Bradford Bulls make shock Super League return via gradings system as Salford Red Devils drop out
  6. ^ "York and Toulouse to play in expanded Super League". 17 October 2025.
  7. ^ London Broncos overlooked for Super League promotion
  8. ^ "London Broncos Commit to Continued Growth and Future Super League Ambitions". londonbroncosrl.com. 17 October 2025.
  9. ^ Lockyer sees 'exciting opportunity' to buy Broncos
  10. ^ London Broncos: Super League bid for 2026 expansion confirmed as Jason Demetriou 'commits' to club
  11. ^ London Broncos secure Jason Demetriou on “three-year pre-commitment” as new owners confirmed
  12. ^ Darren Lockyer confirms Jason Demetriou and major NRL signings in London Broncos plan
  13. ^ Darren Lockyer moves to purchase London Broncos, identifies Demetriou as coach
  14. ^ Mike Eccles’ new role confirmed as London Broncos double down on ‘excellence’ vision
  15. ^ Lockyer sees 'exciting opportunity' to buy Broncos
  16. ^ London Broncos: Super League bid for 2026 expansion confirmed as Jason Demetriou 'commits' to club
  17. ^ London Broncos secure Jason Demetriou on “three-year pre-commitment” as new owners confirmed
  18. ^ Darren Lockyer confirms Jason Demetriou and major NRL signings in London Broncos plan
  19. ^ Darren Lockyer moves to purchase London Broncos, identifies Demetriou as coach
  20. ^ "Demetriou to join London Broncos as head coach". www.bbc.co.uk. 15 September 2025.
  21. ^ Hull KR announce Danny Ward exit with new club confirmed
  22. ^ London Broncos signs multi-year kit deal with Reebok amid rebrand
  23. ^ London Broncos unveil 'iconic' rebrand including two new logos and Reebok partnership
  24. ^ “The Wrexham of Rugby League”: inside the London Broncos rebrand
  25. ^ London Broncos unveil new look for 2026 with release of new kits
  26. ^ AFC Wimbledon
  27. ^ Wimbledon / AFC Wimbledon
  28. ^ PNG stars help launch London's Lockyer era in style
  29. ^ 157 - Darren Lockyer + Grant Wecshel
  30. ^ London Broncos move to major training facility once used by top rugby union club
  31. ^ London Irish RFC Complex
  32. ^ We are more than just rugby....
  33. ^ London Broncos name 2026 captain as ‘real leader’ appointed
  34. ^ Final Whistle: Will London Broncos be better off for Super League snub?
  35. ^ London Broncos Announce 2026 Reserves Fixtures
  36. ^ London Broncos owners plan documentary as rebrand details unveiled with name change update
  37. ^ NBC secures broadcast rights for London Broncos games
  38. ^ London Broncos’ trip to Keighley Cougars cancelled
  39. ^ London Broncos 44–12 Widnes Vikings
  40. ^ London Broncos London Broncos 25–8 Oldham
  41. ^ "Featherstone Rovers axed from Championship amid financial woes as second tier re-jigged". Love Rugby League. 9 January 2026.
  42. ^ Swinton Lions 6–84 London Broncos
  43. ^ London Broncos 106-18 North Wales Crusaders
  44. ^ London Broncos 66-6 Salford
  45. ^ "RFL approves Halifax Panthers membership and 2026 Betfred Championship entry". RFL. 3 March 2026. Retrieved 3 March 2026.
  46. ^ "Betfred Challenge Cup 2026 – First and Second Round draws details". Rugby Football League. 18 November 2025. Retrieved 18 November 2025.
  47. ^ Challenge Cup First and Second Round draws confirmed as Road to Wembley begins
  48. ^ Challenge Cup Third Round draw in full as Super League clubs learn opponents
  49. ^ Format and dates for 1895 Cup finally revealed
  50. ^ Fixture details confirmed for London Broncos 1895 Cup clash
  51. ^ London Broncos 36-10 Barrow Raiders
  52. ^ 1895 Cup Format Confirmed for 2026
  53. ^ 1895 Cup Preliminary and Round One Draws made
  54. ^ Broncos sign prop Campbell-Gillard
  55. ^ Aaron Bower (9 October 2025). "London Broncos land next big signing as South Sydney star snubs Super League interest to join". Love Rugby League.
  56. ^ Parramatta Eels halfback Dean Hawkins’ new club confirmed as London Broncos swoop
  57. ^ Salford Red Devils: Sam Davis’s Departure
  58. ^ London Broncos strong recruitment continues as Super League youngster and Salford Red Devils man sign
  59. ^ London Broncos land another promising forward in latest signing
  60. ^ PNG Rugby Talent Finley Glare Signs with London Broncos for 2026 Season
  61. ^ Aaron Bower (10 November 2025). "London Broncos snap up two more Papua New Guinea stars including ex-Castleford man". Love Rugby League.
  62. ^ PNG Star Gairo Voro Secures London Broncos Deal for 2026
  63. ^ Ben Olawumi (19 November 2025). "London Broncos swoop to sign next Papua New Guinea star as identity revealed". Love Rugby League.
  64. ^ Ben Olawumi (7 November 2025). "London Broncos' Papua New Guinean contingent grows as former Leigh Leopards target joins". Love Rugby League.
  65. ^ Aaron Bower (10 November 2025). "London Broncos snap up two more Papua New Guinea stars including ex-Castleford man". Love Rugby League.
  66. ^ Aaron Bower (13 November 2025). "Elliot Wallis signs for London Broncos following Huddersfield Giants exit". Love Rugby League.
  67. ^ Aaron Bower (16 November 2025). "Wakefield Trinity man set for switch to London Broncos in 2026". Love Rugby League.
  68. ^ "Exciting Prospects Emarly Bitungane And Luke Smith Sign With Perth Bears". 3 December 2025.
  69. ^ Ben Olawumi (7 November 2025). "London Broncos set to land NRL duo on short-term deals as next steps outlined". Love Rugby League. Retrieved 10 November 2025.
  70. ^ "Exciting Prospects Emarly Bitungane And Luke Smith Sign With Perth Bears". 3 December 2025.
  71. ^ Ben Olawumi (7 November 2025). "London Broncos set to land NRL duo on short-term deals as next steps outlined". Love Rugby League. Retrieved 10 November 2025.
  72. ^ Bradford Bulls star James Meadows rejoins London Broncos
  73. ^ ANOTHER HUNTER SIGNED
  74. ^ Bradford Bulls star James Meadows rejoins London Broncos
  75. ^ Squad List
  76. ^ Aaron Bower (26 October 2025). "Toulouse land first 2026 signing as London Broncos star signs for Super League newcomers". Love Rugby League.
  77. ^ Wakefield Trinity's ex-Leeds Rhinos & Hull KR winger Neil Tchamambe makes loan move to Championship club
  78. ^ 2026 Championship Squad
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