Liverpool are set to retain the Premier League title, while the three new promoted clubs are set to go straight back down according to a study
Read moreDetailsReading FC continued their nightmarish start to the 2025/26 campaign in League One as they suffered their third successive defeat.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Noel Hunt has a selection dilemma on his hands ahead of a return to League One action later today.
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Noel Hunt has said that the club is working hard on completing a new signing before their League One match on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC star Ovie Ejaria has signed for a new club after almost two years away from football.
Read moreDetailsReading FC bagged their first win of the new campaign with an away victory at Fratton Park as they got the better of Championship side Portsmouth.
Read moreDetailsCrimestoppers has launched a new campaign to draw attention to increased levels of violence against women and girls round major sporting events.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading FC Women's squad traded football boots for Reformer machines and Pilates mats during a special training session at Power of Pilates
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based mental health charity has won £4,000 worth of funding to help grow their business thanks to Sage
Read moreDetailsSt Dominic Savio Catholic Primary School in Woodley, Reading, has been awarded a £5k grant after winning a national energy and sustainability
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