‘We need to bounce straight back’ Kelly Chambers reflects on Reading FC’s relegation from Women’s Super League
Kelly Chambers reflected on a difficult day for Reading FC after they were relegated from the Women's Super League.
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Reading 0-3 Chelsea: Royals relegated as Blues clinch Women’s Super League title
READING FC's relegation from the Women's Super League was confirmed after they were beaten at home by Chelsea who sealed ...
PLAYER RATINGS: Reading Women relegated after defeat to Chelsea
READING Women were relegated from the WSL on Saturday after losing to champions Chelsea.
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READING FC host Chelsea on the final weekend of the Women's Super League season with plenty riding on the result ...
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Reading shocked Women?s Super League champions Chelsea as Deanne Rose?s early goal gave the Royals their first ever victory over ...
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