Reading lost out to relegation battling Burton Albion as a stoppage time winner saw the Brewers win three points to cancel out the Royals'
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club's long ongoing takeover saga has taken another infuriating twist with the emergence of a court case between owner Dai Yongge
Read moreDetailsMany Reading FC fans have voiced their support for former player Yakou Meite after he released a statement regarding the abuse he has received
Read moreDetailsReading were looking to get back to winning ways following their disappointing home defeat to Stockport County last weekend.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have confirmed that they have made new coaching appointments for the under 21 and under 18s sides.
Read moreDetailsPremier League side Southampton have reportedly tabled a bid for Reading FC's teenage star Andre Garcia.
Read moreDetailsProtest group Sell Before We Dai have put the spotlight on Dai Xiu Li, brother and part owner of Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC got off the mark with their first league victory of the season as they earned a home win over Selsey.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Wayne Bridge has opted for an unusual path since retiring from football and is set to fight celebrity YouTuber KSI
Read moreDetailsReading FC goalkeeper Joel Pereira is subject to transfer interest from Championship clubs, according to national reports.
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