Trojans v Bromley at Trinity School brings together two early National League promotion-zone contenders, separated by a single point in a tight top five. With both sides sitting on strong goal differences after four games, this one can reshuffle the chasing pack behind Tornadoes.

The Story So Far

Trojans start Sunday in 5th with 5 points from 4 games and a +22 goal difference, while Bromley arrive in 2nd on 6 points from 4 with +20. Trojans are only one point off the lead and have a game in hand on Tornadoes, so the table still has plenty of room to move around the top.

Form suggests both attacks are settling quickly: Trojans’ last four read WWDL with 93 scored and 71 conceded, while Bromley’s WLWW run includes 89 scored and 69 conceded. The home/away splits add another layer: Trojans are unbeaten at home (WD) so far, while Bromley have only played once away and won. The most recent reference point between these two comes from last season, when Trojans finished 2nd and beat Bromley twice: 22-18 away (5 Oct 2025) and 29-18 at home (15 Feb 2026).

What's At Stake

• If Trojans win: they add to a strong home start and, from 5th, strengthen their position in the promotion zone picture while staying in touch at the top with a game in hand on the leaders.
• If Bromley win: they reinforce their 2nd-place standing and keep pace at the top with their own game in hand on Tornadoes, while creating separation from the teams just below them.
• If it’s a draw: both teams continue to bank points inside the early top five, but Bromley would still hold their one-point edge over Trojans after four games each.