Record breakers: Reading FC ‘106’ v Birmingham City 24/25 combined XI
Birmingham City have broken the points record for a team in the EFL with one game to go, while Reading FC's legendary 2005/06
Read moreDetailsBirmingham City have broken the points record for a team in the EFL with one game to go, while Reading FC's legendary 2005/06
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have been warned to stay off the pitch on Saturday if they qualify for the League One play-offs on the last day of the regular season
Read moreDetailsThe Football Governance Bill has seen a majority vote in favour of regulation of club ownership, and is now due to go forward to the committee stage
Read moreDetailsReading FC have had an astounding campaign on the pitch despite all the turmoil off the field with the ongoing ownership saga
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Ruben Selles faces a tense final day with his Hull City side on the brink of relegation in the Championship.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC striker Sam Smith scored twice as Wrexham AFC sealed promotion from League One to the Championship.
Read moreDetailsReading FC ensured they would take the fight for the final play-off place to the final day as they defeated Bristol Rovers on Saturday. Play-off rivals Leyton Orient also won...
Read moreDetailsReading were unable to overtake Leyton Orient into the League One play-off places despite defeating relegation battling Bristol Rovers.
Read moreDetailsRAMS' Returning Students put in a gutsy display during a 19-10 home defeat to Chinnor.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have been invited to submit their vote for their Player of the Season for the 2024/25 season.
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