On a crisp Sunday morning, the much‑loved Green Park Reading Half Marathon returned on 22 March 2026, drawing thousands of runners and spectators to the town for one of the...
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have been left bemused with the team's performance after they were beaten by Stevenage and dropped out of the play-off places.
Read moreDetailsAn "extremely scarce" football programme featuring Reading FC's away match at Manchester United has sold at auction this week for £3,000.
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds believes his players will become better for their chastening 60-26 National One defeat at Plymouth Albion.
Read moreDetailsTivonge Rushesha has opened up about the mental and emotional challenges he has faced during a testing season at Reading FC.
Read moreDetails'IReading FC midfielder Tivonge Rushesha has opened up on his personal struggles this campaign and has described this season as 'sh*t'
Read moreDetailsThousands of runners are set to take part in the Green Park Reading Half Marathon this weekend, with widespread road closures planned across the town
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC striker Andy Carroll has been placed in interim charge of Dagenham & Redbridge F.C.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have reacted after co-owner Rob Couhig gave an update on whether the club will help to fund the women's team in the future.
Read moreDetailsReading FC moved into the League One play-off places after Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan struck a dramatic late winner to secure a 2-1 victory
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