BRACKNELL TOWN had a superb first-half to their year, despite their Southern League Premier South campaign ending in heartbreak.
Read moreDetailsWith problems both on and off the field, 2023 proved to be one of the most challenging in Reading FC's long history.
Read moreDetailsReading manager Ruben Selles said that his side changed the momentum in their 2-2 draw against Cheltenham on Thursday evening after going behind early on in the first half. He...
Read moreDetailsPaul Mukairu saved Reading on the road as they picked up a point thanks to his first-half stoppage-time goal. After going two-nil down in the first 40 minutes, the Royals...
Read moreDetailsIT was a year to forget for Reading FC Women who suffered relegation from the Women's Super League after eight years in the top flight.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC will be determined to keep their improved form going when they face relegation rivals Cheltenham Town on Friday.
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL TOWN responded from their away loss at Swindon Supermarine on Saturday with a convincing Boxing Day victory over Walton & Hersham.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC picked up a valuable point on the road at promotion pushing Peterborough United after a late leveller from Femi Azeez.
Read moreDetailsThe Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta sat in the stand to watch his team's match against Aston Villa despite escaping a ban for his comments on the referee
Read moreDetailsSonning Common & Peppard A hit the top of Division One as they beat their C team away 9-1.
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