London Broncos booked their place in the last 16 of the Powergen Challenge Cup with a four-try win over the Reds.

The Broncos got off to a dream start when Jim Dymock sent Joe Mbu crashing across the line from close range for the opening score after 75 seconds.

The home side continued to pile on the pressure and Dymock again created an opening but full-back Paul Sykes was held up over the line.

Broncos winger Jon Wells forced the Salford defence into making a hasty clearance as he chased his own kick.

They went further ahead after 29 minutes when Neil Budworth and Dennis Moran worked open the Reds defence for Nigel Roy to touch down and Sykes goaled.

The Broncos briefly lost concentration towards the end of the half and had Andrew Hart sin-binned for laying on in the tackle.

Salford were, however, unable to capitalise and two minutes before the break Sykes added a 40-metre penalty.

The Broncos scored their third try 15 minutes into the second half when Moran picked off a Martin Moana pass to race 65metres to the line with Sykes adding the goal.

Former Red, Radney Bowker, provided the pass for Hart to brush off an attempted tackle to touch down seven minutes later and Sykes again kicked the goal.

The Reds came good late on and 10 minutes from time Karl Fitzpatrick knocked on as he went to touch down.

Then three minutes later hooker Malcolm Alker went over the line from close range and Anthony Stewart grabbed another after 78 minutes to take some of the gloss of the Broncos display.