READING FC's Championship safety was confirmed despite an away defeat to Hull City. The Royals will be playing Championship football once again next campaign after Peterborough United’s home loss...
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN are back in action after the international break when they host West Ham United on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsReading FC will be hoping to secure their Championship survival once and for all when they travel to Hull City this weekend.
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead FC got their title challenge back on track with a victory over Reading City U23?s in the Thames Valley Premier League.
Read moreDetailsThe Rivermoor Stadium will play host to the Southern Region Women?s Football League Cup Final and the Chairman?s Cup Finals this weekend.
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY UNITED stay in 16th after they were defeated away from home against AFC Aldermaston.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire lost both their opening games in the NCCA T20 competition against Oxfordshire at the Falkland club in Newbury,
Read moreDetailsLeague leaders GIVE BACK FC tightened their grip on the title after an incredible victory against READING KITES.
Read moreDetailsA VALIANT Rams display proved in vain as Caldy made it a sweet 16 wins in a row with a hard-fought 32-21 triumph at Old Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsReading FC defender Tom McIntyre expressed his delight after an unforgettable few days that saw him score two stoppage time goals in the Royals?
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