Reading FC and other EFL clubs could be owed millions of pounds in compensation if Manchester City are found guilty of 115 charges
Read moreDetailsReading FC under 21s manager Noel Hunt reacted after his side lifted the Berks & Bucks Cup with victory over Marlow.
Read moreDetailsReading FC's home kit for the 2024/25 campaign goes on sale both at the fan stores and online at 9am tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsThe Supperts Trust at Reading have released a statement to express their disappointment after the club was fined £200,000 for breaching FA regulation
Read moreDetailsReading FC Under 21s were crowned as the Berks & Bucks Cup champions after they defeated Marlow on Wednesday night at the SB Stadium.
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club and three of their staff members, Nigel Howe, Sue Hewett and Michael Gilkes have been charged for breaching FA regulations
Read moreDetailsReading FC Under 21s player John Clarke praised the fans' support as the Royals qualified for the final four in the Premier League 2 play-offs.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles reflected in charge and expanded on his concerns going into the job, as well as some of the challenges
Read moreDetailsReading FC Under 21s will have the chance to capture silverware when they face Marlow in the Berks & Bucks Cup final tomorrow night.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Graeme Murty will return to face his former side when his Sunderland U21s side visit the Royals in the Premier League 2 play-off
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