Trojans 2 vs Bromley 2 at Trinity School on Sunday 8 November (12:40) is an early-pointer in the London Regional League’s chasing pack, with third hosting fourth and both looking to keep pace at the top.

The Story So Far

Sixteen of the division’s 72 games have been completed, and Bromley 2 arrive in third on 5 points from 4 matches (GD 5), one place and one point ahead of Trojans 2 in fourth on 4 points from 3 (GD -1). With Supernova 1 and Bec 2 already on 8 points, this is a chance for either side to strengthen their position in the upper group as the table begins to take shape.

Trojans’ recent sequence reads LWW (41 scored, 42 conceded), and their results have been cleaner at Trinity School: two home wins from two, with their only defeat coming away. Bromley’s DWLW (61 scored, 56 conceded) points to a slightly higher-scoring profile, and they have been effective on the road so far with an away record of DW. The most recent head-to-heads favour Bromley: last season they won 20-11 at home and 13-10 away, on their way to second place while Trojans finished fourth.

What's At Stake

• If Trojans 2 win: they would move above Bromley 2 in the standings on the day, and their perfect home record would continue as they try to convert games in hand into a climb back up the table after spending three weeks at the top earlier this season.
• If Bromley 2 win: they would reinforce third place and extend their advantage over Trojans, keeping their upward momentum going in a division where the top two have already set an early points pace.
• If it’s a draw: Bromley would stay ahead of Trojans, but both would still be looking up at the 8-point pace-setters, with Trojans’ lighter schedule still leaving them work to do in their remaining fixtures.