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Oldham are on a run of nine consecutive defeats, and stopping the rot will be no small task against a rejuvenated London Broncos team now under the leadership of Tom Tsang.
The 21-year-old left-back has penned a three year deal for Peterborough United off the back of an outstanding National League campaign for Eastleigh.
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Team GB’s golden hopes were dashed by a strong and efficient New Zealand team, running out 29-7 winners.
James Webster’s Rovers beat the York City Knights 41-34 in what was a tremendous advert for the Championship on the biggest stage of them all.
Castleford Tigers and St Helens haven’t enjoyed a consistently smooth road to Wembley, but here’s how the two sides made it to this Saturday’s prestigious Challenge Cup final under the arch.
London Broncos made an excellent impression on their new senior head coach Tom Tsang as they earned a 50-22 win over at home to the Wembley-bound York City Knights.
Eamon O’Carroll’s Newcastle Thunder held on at the LNER stadium to claim a narrow 28-26 away win despite the second half efforts of York City Knights, who have now lost their last five.
Danny Ward’s London Broncos were put through their paces by a lowly but valiant Swinton side, but ultimately the Broncos’ quality shone through and they were able to keep up the pressure on faultering Bradford Bulls and Batley Bulldogs.
The Broncos will look to make it four wins in a row against Stuart Littler’s winless Swinton Lions.
England were fractious and underwhelming as they lost by 26-24 at home to a hastily organised Combined Nations All-Stars.
England’s women put eleven tries past a resolute Welsh team on their Test debut, with an eventual 60-0 shutout at the final whistle.
With the World Cup looming, England this Autumn, chances to get the England squad together will be few and far between. This game offers an opportunity for players to stake their claim against an array of talent, some home-grown, some overseas.
Scott Grix shined in a professional performance from ‘fax, and Swinton were ultimately too frail defensively to cope with their far superior opposition, leading to another resounding loss.
Danny Ward’s London Broncos were behind for over 70 minutes of the encounter before Titus Gwaze went over for the…