Bromley powered past Trojans 24-15 at Trinity School, turning a potential promotion six-pointer into a statement win. The nine-korf margin keeps Bromley firmly in the chase at the top end, while Trojans slip a place and are left needing a response to stay in touch with the top four.

The Match

On Sunday 8 November 2026, Bromley set the tone early and rarely loosened their grip, dictating the rhythm at Trinity School with quicker ball movement and more consistent shooting. Trojans battled to stay connected, but each time they threatened to build momentum, the hosts found an answer and stretched the gap again.

While the team sheet scorers aren’t listed here, the story is clear in the final numbers: Bromley’s 24 korfs reflected a balanced, repeatable attack, with their divisions able to keep feeding viable options rather than forcing low-percentage looks. Trojans, by contrast, were held to 15 and struggled to sustain pressure for long enough spells to turn defensive work into scoring runs.

The 24-15 finish is a significant swing in a tight early-season table: it’s not just two points, but a performance that underlined Bromley’s away-proof confidence translated just as well at home. For Trojans, the nine-korf deficit is a reminder that the margin for error is thin when you’re trying to bridge the gap to the promotion places.

What It Means

• Bromley stay 2nd on 8 points from 5 games (GD +29) and remain in the promotion zone; their form reads WWLWW, a run that keeps them glued to the leading pace.
• The hosts have a game in hand on the leaders and also a game in hand on the team above, leaving them well-placed to keep applying pressure near the summit.
• Trojans drop to 6th on 5 points from 5 games (GD +13) with form LWWDL; they’re now one point off promotion and need to turn performances into points quickly to re-enter the top-four conversation.
• The visitors are still 3 points behind the leaders and have a game in hand on them, but this result reduces their room for slip-ups against mid-table rivals.
• At the very top, Tornadoes remain perfect, but Bromley’s win ensures the title race stays active; at the bottom, the relegation picture is unchanged with Birmingham City still anchored on zero.