Reading FC Women were left to rue missed chances as they were knocked out of the FA Cup after extra-time by West Ham United. The teams were locked at...
Read moreDetailsReading FC interim manager Paul Ince told his players to ‘keep believing’ after they suffered a heavy defeat at Blackpool. The Royals took the lead through Lucas Joao but...
Read moreDetailsLUKE SOUTHWOOD 5: Made two really good stops in the first-half but was arguably at fault for the first two Blackpool goals. Didn’t look comfortable coming to claim the ball...
Read moreDetailsREADING’s run of three Championship games unbeaten came to an end as they were dealt their first defeat under interim manager Paul Ince at Blackpool. The Royals went ahead...
Read moreDetailsIn awful weather conditions, Abbey Women delivered a strong first half performance to hold the on-form visitors to a 0-14 lead at half time
Read moreDetailsREADING Football Club played Reading School on Wednesday afternoon in a rematch of the club?s first ever fixture which took place on February 21,1872.
Read moreDetailsRAMS climbed to fourth in the National One table with a hard-fought 17-5 home win against Bishop?s Stortford.
Read moreDetailsPaul Ince said Reading have a ‘great chance’ of surviving relegation in the Championship after he made a winning start to life as interim manager. Goals from Lucas Joao...
Read moreDetailsKARL HEIN 8: Made some excellent saves including one from Hernandez and another from Lyle Taylor. Would have had a clean sheet had it not been for a freak goal....
Read moreDetailsREADING FC made a winning start under interim boss Paul Ince with goals from Lucas Joao and John Swift to give them victory over Birmingham City. Joao picked out...
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