Sheffield Eagles 10 London Broncos 29: match report The Eagles made an inauspicious start, with scrum-half Dominic Brambani losing the ball from the kick-off in Antonio Kaufusi's crunching challenge, and that set the tone for the opening quarter. In the 21st minute London stand-off Michael Witt brushed off the attempted tackle of his opposite number, Pat Walker, to go over for the game's first try. Witt also kicked the goal but the Eagles hit back when Menzie Yere made up for earlier errors with a superb one-handed pass out of a two-man tackle to get Scott Turner over the line. The Broncos increased their lead with Soward's solo try when he took the ball from a scrum and veered around two defenders before sidestepping Misi Taulapapa. Trailing 10-4 at the break, Sheffield went close early in the second half when Turner was bundled into touch, but they fell further behind when Armstrong dropped the ball from Witt's high kick to present Broncos" Michael Robertson with a simple touchdown. Shane Rodney and Rhodri Lloyd, on loan from Wigan, added further tries. Soward kicked both conversions and put over a drop goal as the Broncos led 29-4. Of Soward's contribution, London coach Tony Rea said: "His game control and kicking was good and he stamped his class with a typical Jamie try. He's fitted in really well with the guys. He's got a lot of energy and they get a lot of confidence from playing with him. We had a fantastic attitude and our effort meant we were always going to win us the day. I'm very happy for the whole club. There are a lot of people who do great work and it's a great moment for them. Sheffield coach Mark Aston added: "They're gutted because we know we're better than that. We didn't give ourselves a chance to show what we're about.