Reading 0-2 QPR: Academy prospects and trialists feature as Royals beaten
A READING FC side featuring plenty of youth fell to a pre-season defeat at Bearwood against Championship team Queens Park ...
A READING FC side featuring plenty of youth fell to a pre-season defeat at Bearwood against Championship team Queens Park ...
READING FC manager Paul Ince believes that his team were denied a blatant penalty in their draw with Queens Park ...
Reading FC spurned a two-goal lead on Saturday afternoon, drawing 2-2 to QPR at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
READING FC surrendered a two-goal lead as Queen Park Rangers produced a second-half comeback to grab a point at the ...
The signing follows last week?s addition of Tyrese Fornah as the Royals look to add depth to their midfield.
Reading FC are interested in a loan move for Newcastle United?s Jeff Hendrick, according to reports.
READING FC are left hovering just above the relegation places after defeat on the road at Queens Park Rangers.
Reading?s calamitous run of form continued as they were dealt a fifth successive Championship defeat away at Queens Park Rangers.
Reading FC manager says he is aware of fans' criticism after a torrid last month but continues to ‘believe’ in ...
Caversham United Women exited the FA Women’s Cup as Queens Park Rangers progressed with two goals in each half. ...
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