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London Broncos to go without £1.3m RFL funding if they enter Super League next year

SportsBy Aaron BowerOct 28, 2026, 2:22 PM
London Broncos to go without £1.3m RFL funding if they enter Super League next year
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PUBLISHEDOct 28, 2026, 2:22 PM
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Rugby Football League set to ratify elevation imminently Partnership with NRL not expected now till 2028 London Broncos have agreed to a condition from the existing 14 Super League clubs that they must relinquish any rights to about £1.

3m in central distribution funding if they are to enter the competition in 2027, with the Rugby Football League expected to ratify their elevation imminently. A partnership between Super League and Australia’s National Rugby League (NRL), which would mean the latter taking administrative control of the English…

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