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Reading FC Women Championship fixture list 2023/24

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Tuesday, July 18, 2023 10:18 am
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READING FC WOMEN will kick off their Championship campaign away at Crystal Palace on Sunday, August 27.

After an eight year stint in the top flight, the Royals dropped out of the top flight after finishing bottom of the Women’s Super League.

After more than two decades with the club, Kelly Chambers departed from her role as first-team manager and director of women’s football.

The club’s owners also made the decision to switch the team to a part-time basis following their relegation.

With a tough task facing them to try and return to the top flight, the Royals are still hunting for a new manager as well as several first-team players.

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August

Sunday 27: Crystal Palace (a)

September

Saturday 2: Charlton (h)

Sunday 10: London City (a)

Sunday 17: Southampton (h)

October

Sunday 1: Durham (a)

Sunday 8: Lewes (h)

Sunday 15: Sunderland (a)

Sunday 22: Sheffield United (h)

November

Sunday 5: Birmingham City (a)

Sunday 12: Watford (h)

Sunday 19: Blackburn Rovers (h)

December

Sunday 17: Crystal Palace (h)

January

Sunday 21: Birmingham City (h)

Sunday 28: Lewes (a)

February

Sunday 4: Sunderland (h)

Sunday 18: Charlton (a)

March

Sunday 3: London City (h)

Sunday 17: Southampton (a)

Sunday 24: Sheffield United (a)

Sunday 31: Blackburn Rovers (h)

April

Sunday 21: Durham (h)

Sunday 28: Watford (a)

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