Chelsea Women v Reading Women: Royals face tricky test at defending WSL champions
READING FC WOMEN face possibly their trickiest test of the women's Super League season away at Chelsea.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN face possibly their trickiest test of the women's Super League season away at Chelsea.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC are back in action for the first time since the World Cup break when they host Coventry City on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Paul Ince believes that England can go on to win the 2022 World Cup if they defeat France.
Read moreDetailsGOLFERS battled it out at Hennerton Golf Club throughout a series of knockout competitions.
Read moreDetailsPaul Ince has confirmed that Reading FC midfielder Ovie Ejaira missed out on the mid-season trip to Tenerife due to 'disciplinary reasons'.
Read moreDetailsLocal badminton players played hard and fair to fight for the title in the Acubed IT Rangers Sports autumn tournament.
Read moreDetailsIn one of the best defensive displays so far this season, Abbey Women kept a fourth-placed Old Albanian Saints scoreless until three minutes before
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds paid tribute to the amazing effort his RAMS players have put in so far this season as their perfect National One record was ended
Read moreDetailsREADING BUSES have announced changes to bus fares for Reading FC fans on match days.
Read moreDetailsA superb second half performance gave Reading a victory against a Shipston team that led by 25-10 early in the second half.
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