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PICTURE GALLERY: Reading FC Women hit double figures in stunning cup victor

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Tuesday, November 11, 2025 4:00 am
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Reading FC Women v Kidlington Youth Pictures: Neil Graham, NGSportsPhotography

Reading FC Women v Kidlington Youth Pictures: Neil Graham, NGSportsPhotography

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Reading FC Women produced a stunning attacking performance as they cruised to an 11–1 victory over Kidlington Youth in the Southern Region Women’s League Cup.

After taking an early lead, the Royals were briefly pegged back as Kidlington equalised against the run of play — but that only sparked a ruthless response.

Reading quickly regained control, restoring their advantage before the break and never looking back.

The second half was all Reading. The Royals showed their quality all over the pitch, moving the ball with pace and precision to create chance after chance. A flurry of goals followed, with the team demonstrating their cutting edge in front of goal to round off a dominant display.

Kidlington’s early fightback gave the visitors hope, but Reading’s relentless tempo and sharp finishing proved far too much. Eleven goals on the day, a commanding performance, and another big statement from a side full of confidence.

Goals: Natalie Cowell x4, Keren Banduka x2, Poppy Whitburn x2, Jasmine King, Elanor Manners, Lucy Bolitho

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