Salford hold on to beat lowly Broncos despite red card
MEN on Sunday|April 21, 2024
SALFORD Red Devils defeated London Broncos 12-4 at Cherry Red Records Stadium despite having King Vuniyayawa sent off midway through the second half.
REUBEN ROSSO-POWELL
Salford hold on to beat lowly Broncos despite red card

LONDON BRONCOS 4

SALFORD RED DEVILS 12

Vuniyayawa was shown a red card in the 55th minute for his tackle on Marcus Stock but the 12-man Red Devils, who were leading 12-4 at the time thanks to tries from Kallum Watkins and Deon Cross, held on for their fifth win of the season.

London, meanwhile, remain bottom of the table and without a point this campaign after falling short in an improved performance.

Salford had the momentum early on and should have taken the lead during that spell.

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