AFC Reading Miami Belles have been selected to represent Reading in the Aces National tournament. The football tournament is open to the top junior boys and girls football teams around...
Read moreDetailsTheale Golf Club seniors ensured they got revenge on Bishopswood at the weekend as they avenged their defeat of a few weeks earlier. In the reverse fixture at the weekend,...
Read moreDetailsReading Rockets has confirmed that head coach Alan Keane has departed the club. A statement on the clubs websites reads: “It is with disappointment from both parties that Rockets’ Chairman...
Read moreDetailsFormer boss Nigel Adkins Adkins will make a return to the Madejski Stadium when Reading FC host Charlton Athletic in a behind closed doors friendly on Saturday, July 24. The...
Read moreDetailsReading manager Veljko Paunović admitted that his team needs to find a 'killer instinct' to improve their consistency in the Championship. "Congrats to Norwich on the title and promotion, it's...
Read moreDetailsReading surrendered a one-goal lead as Norwich hit back with four goals to ensure they were crowned as Championship winners on their way back to the Premier League. Josh Laurent...
Read moreDetailsReading midfielder Michael Olise has been nominated for the young player of the year award at this season’s EFL awards. The 19-year-old is among three players on the shortlist alongside...
Read moreDetailsLast weekend, something happened for only the sixth time in 2021. John Swift started a Championship football match.It didn’t take long for him to provide a reminder of the quality...
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