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PLAYER RATINGS: Hein, Yiadom and Rinomhota inspire Reading FC victory over Birmingham City

The Royals are now eight points clear of the relegation zone

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Tuesday, February 22, 2022 10:17 pm
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KARL HEIN 8: Made some excellent saves including one from Hernandez and another from Lyle Taylor. Would have had a clean sheet had it not been for a freak goal.

 

ANDY YIADOM 8: Solid defensively with a vital clearance towards the end and make a brilliant driving run into the box to win a penalty.

 

MICHAEL MORRISON 7: Lead from the back by keeping his fellow defenders in check. Showed his vast experience throughout.

 

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TOM MCINTYRE 7: A confident display in his first start since returning from injury. Really unfortunate to have scored an own goal when the ball bounced off him and went in.

 

TOM HOLMES 7: A few shaky moments in the first-half that allowed Lyle Taylor a few chances but thankfully he didn’t punish Reading. Much better in the second-half.

 

ANDY RINOMHOTA 8: He’s made a big impact since coming back into the side. Energy and control in the middle of the park.

 

DANNY DRINKWATER 7: Much improved performances in the last two matches after a long poor spell of form. Assured display alongside Rinomhota in the centre.

 

JOHN SWIFT 7: A really confident penalty that he dispatched perfectly into the side netting of the right corner. Etheridge wouldn’t have reached it even if he had dived the right way.

 

TOM INCE 7: Worked exceptionally hard and made an important interception in his own box in the second-half. Missed a big chance just before the break.

 

JUNIOR HOILETT 7: Had some very bright moments in the first-half including a 40-yard run that drew a free-kick just outside the box.

 

LUCAS JOAO 7: Notched his fifth Championship goal of the season after scoring twice at the weekend. Took his goal brilliantly with excellent footwork and a tidy finish from outside the box.

 

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