Widnes Vikings face London Broncos in the long awaited 1895 Cup Final at the Haliwell Jones Stadium on Monday 31 August.
🎟️ Ticket Information
Tickets for tomorrow’s match are available here.
đź“° Squad news
Head coach Allan Coleman has named his 21-man squad for Monday’s 1895 Cup Final against London Broncos.
Nathan Connell and Max Banditt return to after completing concussion protocol, and Matty Fozard returns to the side for the first time since sustaining a knee injury away at Halifax.
🥊 The opposition
London Broncos have been the team to beat in the Championship this season, in their last Championship game, they claimed the League Leaders Shield with a victory over Halifax.
However, the Broncos have shown fragility in recent weeks, suffering their first defeat of the campaign against Oldham.
In the 1895 Cup, the London club have enjoyed a smooth passage to the final, beating Keighley, Doncaster and Midlands by mammoth scorelines.
London Broncos 21-man squad: Elliot Wallis, Robert Mathias, Alex Max, Connor O’Beirne, Dean Hawkins, Reagan Campbell-Gillard, Sam Davis, Emarly Bitungane, Luke Smith, Jack Croft, Silvia Havili, Finley Glare, Sadiq Adebiyi, Epel Kapinas, Marcus Stock, Ben Hurley-Hord, Brandon Webster-Mansfield, Alex Walker, Gairo Voro, Lewis Bienek, Neil Tchamambe.
⏪ Record against London
The two sides met recently at the DCBL in Round 22 of the Betfred Championship, where the Vikings narrowly lost out in a 36-42 defeat.
Last five meetings:
Widnes 36-42 London (2.08.26)
London 44-12 Widnes (18.01.26)
Widnes 10-20 London (14.09.25)
London 10-12 Widnes (31.05.25)
London 52-12 Widnes (10.09.23)
🏉Officials
The referee for tomorrow afternoon’s fixture is Tom Grant
📲 Follow the game with the Vikings
Are you not going to be with us? You can keep updated with the Vikings’ official club coverage!
Vikings fans will be able to get full updates through our match coverage on our official X account – your hub to find out all the key news, including matchday line-ups, live game updates and post-game coverage.
The match will also be streamed live and free on SuperLeague+
ℹ️ Supporter behaviour
Ahead of tomorrow’s game, supporters are reminded to enjoy the occasion responsibly. This includes refraining from foul/abusive language and entering the pitch. Entering the field of play is a criminal offence, and attempting to do so may result in a stadium ban and/or prosecution.
