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PICTURE GALLERY: Reading FC Women take clean sheet victory over Spurs in Women’s Super League

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Monday, December 5, 2022 11:42 am
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04/12/2022,Reading FCW vs Tottenham Hotspur Women - NG Sports Photography

04/12/2022,Reading FCW vs Tottenham Hotspur Women - NG Sports Photography

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READING FC WOMEN picked up their second win of the Women’s Super League campaign by beating Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.

After putting in arguably their finest display of the season, the Royals were rewarded with three points and a clean sheet against Spurs.

04/12/2022,Reading FCW vs Tottenham Hotspur Women - NG Sports Photography
04/12/2022,Reading FCW vs Tottenham Hotspur Women – NG Sports Photography

The only goal of the game came when Spurs defender Amy Turner headed into her own net on the follow up from Tia Primmer’s shot crashing off the crossbar.

The victory means that Reading picked up three vital points to move away from the relegation zone where they are now seven points clear of bottom side Leicester City after nine matches.

Kelly Chambers’ team now have a tough test at the weekend away at defending champions Chelsea.

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