London were denied their first Super League win by Castleford hooker Wayne Bartrim.

The Broncos were 18-12 up with only two minutes left when Bartrim went over and added his third goal to give the Tigers a fortunate draw.

London took the lead after only five minutes when scrum-half Dennis Moran created the opening for centre Robert Jackson to go over. Tony Martin added a conversion from near the touchline.

Castleford pulled back two points with a Bartrim penalty goal after 10 minutes.

Jackson was then denied a second try by former London player Andy Johnson's excellent tackle close to the line.

Martin missed a chance to put the Broncos further ahead when he failed with a penalty goal attempt after Michael Smith was penalised for a high tackle on Wayne Evans.

London stretched their lead three minutes before the interval when Rob Purdham sent Moran in for a try that Martin goaled to make it 12-2.

Castleford centre Michael Eagar had a 47th-minute touchdown ruled out after stepping into touch.

But the Tigers reduced the arrears a minute later when Johnson supplied the final pass to put substitute Waine Pryce in for a try which Bartrim converted.

London rallied strongly and went near when Evans lost the ball close to the line.

Castleford then levelled the scores in the 53rd minute when winger Darren Rogers scored at the corner.

London struck back within four minutes when the lively Moran collected his second try after good play by Jim Dymock and Barnett.

Martin's third goal put the Broncos six points ahead but Castleford salvaged a draw when Ryan Hudson and Mitch Healey linked to send Bartrim in for his late score.