Reading FC manager Paul Ince gave an injury update to the squad after the Royals? loss at Blackpool on the opening day of the new
Read moreDetailsReading began their 2022/23 Championship campaign with defeat as Callum Connolly?s ninth minute strike proved to be the difference in Blackpool.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire boosted their hopes of regaining the Western Division 1 title when they crushed holders Oxfordshire by nine wickets at Finchampstead
Read moreDetailsAscot United Warriors are on the lookout for players to join their team in the hope of competing at the Special Olympics.
Read moreDetailsA charity football event will be held this weekend at Eversley & California Football Club to celebrate the life of Ollie Blake-Brennan.
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women?s manager Kelly Chambers is hoping this summer?s Euro?s will have a huge impact on women?s football.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince has admitted that the club are still desperately looking for a left-back.
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Paul Ince gave an update on the future of midfielder Danny Drinkwater.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince has confirmed that the club are on the brink of signing Naby Sarr and Mamadou Loum.
Read moreDetailsReading FC face a trip to the seaside as they kick off their 2022/23 Championship campaign.
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