Broncos go for a Leeds repeat

London Broncos go to Leeds Rhinos tonight looking to repeat the fighting victory of the last game of last season.

That was the night Tony Rea secured the position as Broncos coach after his side's 18-6 triumph ended an under-achieving season in style.

Despite a 50-18 defeat by Leeds at The Valley in this season's opening Super League game, the Broncos have dusted themselves off and won seven games to climb to sixth place in the table.

That's one place behind Leeds and one off the play-off positions.

They were boosted by a fourth successive home win last weekend when they avenged an early-season defeat by Halifax.

In the process club skipper Steele Retchless clocked up his 100th appearance.