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PICTURE GALLERY: Ehibhatiomhan double sees Reading FC move back into play-off places

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Monday, March 30, 2026 6:15 am
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Reading moved back into the League One play-off places with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Wigan Athletic at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan scored twice as the Royals produced a dominant display to strengthen their promotion hopes and extend their strong home form.

Reading made a fast start and went ahead after just nine minutes when Ehibhatiomhan headed home from close range following good work from Kamari Doyle. The hosts doubled their advantage 10 minutes later when Wigan defender Will Aimson turned Charlie Savage’s cross into his own net.

The early goals set the tone for a largely comfortable afternoon for the home side, who limited Wigan to few clear opportunities. Goalkeeper Joel Pereira was rarely troubled as Reading controlled possession and looked dangerous on the counter-attack.

Reading sealed the win midway through the second half when Ehibhatiomhan grabbed his second of the game, finishing confidently to make it 3-0 and secure all three points.

The victory lifted Reading into sixth place in League One, moving them into the play-off positions as the race for promotion intensifies.

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Manager Leam Richardson’s side also extended their unbeaten home run, with the performance representing a strong response following a disappointing defeat the previous week.

Wigan, meanwhile, struggled to impose themselves and remain in the lower half of the table after a disappointing afternoon in Berkshire.

Reading now turn their attention to their next fixture knowing that another positive result could strengthen their position in the play-off race as the season enters its final weeks.

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