Reading FC fans were treated to a afternoon of pure late drama as Reading staged a sensational comeback to defeat Bradford City in unforgettable fashion. With tension hanging heavy in...
Read moreDetailsReading FC left it late as they pulled off a stunning comeback to defeat high flying Bradford City to keep their play-off hopes alive.
Read moreDetailsReading FC striker Jack Marriott could miss the remainder of the season after suffering a long-term injury
Read moreDetailsReading FC could have a young gem on their hands as promising striker Sean Patton continues to impress during his loan spell with Aldershot Town
Read moreDetailsSupporters of Reading FC have announced that the original leaders of the fan group Club?1871 are stepping aside.
Read moreDetailsFormer Royals manager Ruben Selles, who oversaw Reading FC during a challenging spell under the ownership of Dai Yongge, is facing mounting pressure after a difficult start to life as...
Read moreDetailsReading FC co-owners Rob Couhig and Todd Trosclair are set to return to RG2 this weekend to host a live question-and-answer session with supporters
Read moreDetailsAmadou Mbengue's rise from a homeless 14-year-old is a story of sheer determination, and one that began in England at Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsReading FC has launched a new, upgraded ticketing platform designed to give supporters a smoother and more flexible way to buy match tickets.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have been left baffled by the comments made by manager Leam Richardson after the Royals lost their lead with the final kick.
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