READING 3-2 EXETER: Royals kick off 2024 with an important win at home
Reading kicked off the New Year in style as they beat Exeter City 3-2 at the Select Car Leasing Stadium ...
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PLAYER RATINGS: Royals suffer stoppage time heartbreak in Exeter
READING FC suffered stoppage time heartbreak on Saturday afternoon, conceding in the 93rd minute to lose 2-1 to Exeter City.
‘I’m disappointed’ Ruben Selles reacts to Reading FC’s defeat to Exeter City
Reading FC manager Ruben Selles believes his side deserved a point following their 2-1 loss at Exeter City on Saturday ...
MATCH REPORT: Last-minute winner sees Reading FC come away from Exeter empty-handed
READING FC suffered stoppage time heartbreak on Saturday afternoon, conceding in the 93rd minute to lose 2-1 to Exeter City.
Reading Men’s Hockey 5-1 Exeter University: Five star show sees Reading ease relegation fears
Reading eventually ran out comfortable winners of this vital clash between two teams vying to avoid the nerve-jangling dogfight against ...
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