Reading eventually ran out comfortable winners of this vital clash between two teams vying to avoid the nerve-jangling dogfight against relegation
Read moreDetailsS4K BERKS COUNTY let a two-goal lead slip in their home loss to Wycombe Wanderers Reserves.
Read moreDetailsRAMS set a new club record with an 11th consecutive National One win to start the season as they repelled a late Taunton Titans comeback
Read moreDetailsOn a murky afternoon and soft pitch, Woodley United brought to an end Penn & Tylers Green's unbeaten league record and in doing so leapt
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been drawn to play against Watford in the FA Cup third-round.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince believes that his side will improve defensively once players return from injury.
Read moreDetailsSouthampton Women 0-3 Reading Women: Royals cruise to away victory in Conti Cup
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince has called on the EFL to introduce an annual winter break.
Read moreDetailsBefore we get too bound up in the World Cup matches, let me take you back to a recent Premier League game when Crystal Palace were home to Chelsea.
Read moreDetailsIn division 1 clear favourites Kingfisher A further increased their lead with a 10-0 win over Our Lady of Peace A.
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