GALLERY: Reading FC Women pick up crucial point after Harries brace ignites comeback
READING FC WOMEN fought back from two goals down to capture a crucial point at home to Brighton & Hove ...
READING FC WOMEN fought back from two goals down to capture a crucial point at home to Brighton & Hove ...
EMMA HARRIES made a significant impact from the bench to help Reading Women rescue a point against Brighton.
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers was quick to praise the impact of substitute Emma Harries who scored twice in ...
EMMA HARRIES made an incredible impact from the bench to help Reading Women recover from two goals down to take ...
READING FC WOMEN host Brighton & Hove Albion this Sunday in a crunch match with both sides looking to preserve ...
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers believes that the Women's Super League relegation fight is in her team's hands ahead ...
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers believes her side have positive to take ahead of their Women's Super League clash ...
READING FC WOMEN's hopes of reaching Wembley were dashed after they were eliminated by FA Women's Cup holders Chelsea in ...
READING FC WOMEN face a substantial test to try and continue their journey in the FA Women's Cup when they ...
READING FC WOMEN's boss Kelly Chambers revealed that her only focus is on keeping the Royals in the Women's Super ...
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