Rugby League: Offiah off the mark with two for London
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Your support makes all the difference.Martin Offiah opened his try-scoring account for the London Broncos to enable his new side to leapfrog Warrington back into fourth place in the Super League as they beat Oldham 22-14.
The Londoners trailed 14-12 with only 13 minutes to go before an Oldham handling error in their own half allowed David Krause to fly over in the corner direct from a scrum.
London piled on the pressure in the last few minutes and Offiah went in at the opposite corner to register his second try of the game.
Third-placed Bradford were given a searching examination at bottom-of- the-table Workington, who gave one of their best performances of the season despite going down 28-14.
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