Claremont Road
London (Cricklewood), Greater London, England
Claremont Road, London (Cricklewood), England — opened 1926, 6 rugby league games hosted, home of Fulham RLFC / London Broncos (occasional tenant only — the ground's actual long-term home club was Hendon F.C., an association football side).
Sourcing caveat: Claremont Road was never a rugby league club's primary or purpose-built ground — it was the home football ground of Hendon F.C. Fulham RLFC used it as a one-off venue for a 1989 Lancashire Cup tie, and the same club lineage, by then renamed London Broncos, used it again as a temporary interim home for several Second Division fixtures in 1994-95 before settling at Barnet Copthall. Hendon F.C. left in 2008 and the site was later redeveloped.
Ground facts
| Opened | 1926 (1926 is when Hendon F.C., the ground's primary football tenant, relocated here — not a rugby-league-specific date. The first recorded rugby league fixture was 27 September 1989.) |
| Home club | Fulham RLFC / London Broncos (occasional tenant only — the ground's actual long-term home club was Hendon F.C., an association football side) |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 6 |
| Top recorded crowd | 3,204 |
| Years used | 1989–1994 |
| Location | London (Cricklewood), Greater London |
Name history
Rugby league history
Better known as Hendon F.C.'s long-time home football ground in Cricklewood, north London, Claremont Road briefly hosted rugby league as a tenancy venue for London's top-flight club during its itinerant years. Fulham RLFC's Lancashire Cup tie against Wigan there in September 1989 drew the ground's largest recorded rugby league crowd, 3,204, before London Broncos played five Second Division fixtures there in 1994-95 as an interim home.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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