Reading FC breezed through to the knockout stages of the EFL Trophy by beating Newport County. After a frustrating opening 70 minutes, quickfire goals from Harvey Knibbs and Jayden Wareham...
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been notified that their games with Birmingham City and Wrexham have both been moved due to television coverage.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Nicky Shorey was back in Reading on Sunday for his Q&A event at the Purple Turtle.
Read moreDetailsProducers of The 1871 Podcast have announced that this series could be the last with three live events taking place in Reading this month
Read moreDetailsThe Royals avoided another defeat on the road after Harvey Knibbs' 82nd minute strike ensured they went home with a point.
Read moreDetailsReading FC picked up a point on their travels as a late goal from Harvey Knibbs rescued a point at Stevenage.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Nicky Shorey will appear at a question and answer session in the town this weekend.
Read moreDetailsReading FC will face up against a former Premier League player next month when they face non-league Harborough Town in the FA Cup.
Read moreDetailsA youthful looking Reading FC side tasted defeat in the EFL Trophy away to Cheltenham Town on Tuesday night. Ruben Selles made wholesale changes to his team with an average...
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles labelled his side as 'powerful' as a youthful looking Royals team breezed past Fleetwood in the FA Cup.
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