Reading FC earned three points as Harvey Knibbs held his nerve from the penalty spot in the 94th minute to beat Rotherham United 2-1. Knibbs had given the Royals a...
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC striker Sam Smith has opened up on his exit from the club after he made the switch to join Wrexham in the January transfer window.
Read moreDetailsRotherham United manager Steve Evans described the referee's performance as 'atrocious' after his side lost to a 94th minute penalty at Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading claimed a dramatic home win at the death as Harvey Knibbs netted a 94th minute penalty to see them beat Steve Evans' Rotherham United side.
Read moreDetailsReading FC defender Harlee Dean is expected to miss around six weeks of action after suffering a calf injury.
Read moreDetailsReading FC U21's journey in the Berks & Bucks Cup was ended last night with a heavy defeat to non-league Bracknell Town.
Read moreDetailsReading were denied a League One home win against Shrewsbury as they let a one-goal lead slip against their relegation battling opponents.
Read moreDetailsReading FC club captain Andy Yiadom took another step closer to making a return to senior action after he featured for the under 21s side last week.
Read moreDetailsLiverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold has named forgotten former Reading FC player Brandon Barker as his 'toughest opponent ever'.
Read moreDetailsReading FC stay just outside the League One play-off places after they earned an away point at promotion hopefuls Huddersfield Town.
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