Harborough Town FC manager has called his team's draw in the FA Cup second-round with Reading as a 'surreal tie'.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC head of football Mark Bowen has cancelled his appearance at the Supporters Trust at Reading (STAR's) fans forum event next week,
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading wing, Chris Greig-Jenkins came back to haunt his old team with a hat trick of tries which sent them to a third defeat in a row.
Read moreDetailsOWEN Root hailed a fantastic second-half display as Rams rallied to secure a ninth straight National One victory in a 40-22 home success
Read moreDetailsProtest group Sell Before We Dai has urged Reading FC to give their fans an update on the sale of the club.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have expressed their anger after details for tickets for the FA Cup second-round tie with Harborough Town were released.
Read moreDetailsReading FC breezed through to the knockout stages of the EFL Trophy by beating Newport County. After a frustrating opening 70 minutes, quickfire goals from Harvey Knibbs and Jayden Wareham...
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN progressed past TILEHURST PANTHERS as they completed a second-half fightback before taking the tie on penalties.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been notified that their games with Birmingham City and Wrexham have both been moved due to television coverage.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Nicky Shorey was back in Reading on Sunday for his Q&A event at the Purple Turtle.
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