Reading FC academy graduate Emma Harries departs to join West Ham United
READING FC WOMEN has confirmed that academy graduate Emma Harries has departed the club to join West Ham United.
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Manchester City 4-1 Reading: Royals stay rooted to bottom of Women’s Super League
READING FC WOMEN remain at the bottom of the Women's Super League as Manchester City came back from an early ...
FROM THE MIDDLE: Referee mic’d up for Reading v Chelsea in Women’s Super League
Reading FC Women took part in what was a unique occasion in English professional football.
Reading Women 3-2 Birmingham City Women: Royals complete comeback in fourth straight WSL win
READING FC WOMEN overturned a two-goal deficit to make it four consecutive wins in the Women’s Super League. The Blues ...
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Natasha Dowie netted the only goal of the game to help Reading Women maintain their excellent form in the Women?s ...
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