Reading 2-0 Port Vale: Wing rocket helps lift Royals up to 16th
A LEWIS WING rocket helped Reading to claim three vital points in their clash with fellow relegation candidates Port Vale.
A LEWIS WING rocket helped Reading to claim three vital points in their clash with fellow relegation candidates Port Vale.
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