Bromley 2026/27 League One Preview
Bromley won League Two at the first time of asking and have discovered how unforgiving the division above can be. Eighteen goals conceded in seven games is the worst record in the league by a distance, with a 7-2 defeat at Sheffield Wednesday and a 5-0 home loss to Leyton Orient the worst of it.
There is more to them than that. Victor Adeboyejo has four goals, Mitch Pinnock has created 11 chances and taken 19 corners from the left, and Shamal George has made 27 saves. Wins at Barnsley and at home to Huddersfield show a side that can compete when it keeps its shape.
Eighty-seven points and the League Two title was a remarkable achievement for a club in its second season as a Football League side. Survival is the only realistic target now, and Andy Woodman’s priority is obvious: stop the heavy defeats.

Bromley’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Victor Adeboyejo
- Free-Kicks: John Joshua McKiernan
- Corners: Mitch Pinnock, Marcus Ifill
Mitch Pinnock has taken 19 of Bromley’s corners to Marcus Ifill’s 3. John Joshua McKiernan has had three of the direct free-kicks. Victor Adeboyejo has converted from the spot.
Bromley FAQs
Where did Bromley finish in the 2025/26 season?
Bromley finished first in League Two in 2025/26, with 87 points from 46 games (24 wins, 15 draws, 7 defeats).
Who is the Bromley manager?
Andy Woodman is the manager of Bromley.
Where do Bromley play their home games?
Bromley play their home games at Hayes Lane. The club was founded in 1892.