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Reading FC 2022/23 fixtures: Royals to open Championship campaign away at Blackpool

by Andy Preston
June 23, 2022
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Reading FC will open their 2022/23 Championship campaign away at Blackpool on Saturday, July 30.

The Royals will be looking to push on in their first full season under manager Paul Ince after he helped guide the team away from the relegation zone in the 2021/22 campaign to a 21st placed finish.

Reading survived a close shave with relegation in a turbulent season on and off the pitch as they were hit by a transfer embargo, deducted six points for breaching profit and sustainability rules and changed managers more than halfway through the season after Veljko Paunovic was sacked.

However, it will be another testing time for the Berkshire club who are once again under a transfer embargo which will limit them to signing free agents and loan players.

So far this transfer window, Reading have signed Andy Yiadom and Tom Holmes to contract extensions while several more senior players are out of contract at the end of the month.

Reading have already lost two key players after their contracts expired as John Swift joined West Bromwich Albion, while Josh Laurent departed to join Stoke City, both on free transfers.

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Full fixtures:

JULY

Sat 30 – Blackpool (a)

AUGUST

Sat 6 – Cardiff City (h)

Sat 13 – Rotherham (a)

Tue 16 – Blackburn (h)

Sat 20 – Middlesbrough (h)

Sat 27 – Millwall (a)

Wed 31 – Sheff Utd (a)

SEPTEMBER

Sat 3 – Stoke (h)

Sat 10 – Watford (a)

Wed 14 – Sunderland (h)

Sat 17 – Wigan (a)

OCTOBER

Sat 1 – Huddersfield (h)

Tue 4 – Norwich (h)

Sat 8 – QPR (a)

Sat 15 – West Brom (h)

Tue 18 – Swansea (a)

Sat 22 – Bristol City (h)

Sat 29 – Burnley (a)

NOVEMBER

Tue 1 – Luton (a)

Sat 5 – Preston (h)

Sat 12 – Hull (a)

DECEMBER

Sat 10 – Coventry (h)

Sat 17 – Birmingham (a)

Mon 26 – Swansea (h)

Thu 29 – Norwich (a)

JANUARY

Sun 1 – West Brom (a)

Sat 14 – QPR (h)

Sat 21 – Stoke (a)

Sat 28 – Sheff Utd (h)

FEBRUARY

Sat 4 – Watford (h)

Sat 11 – Sunderland (a)

Tue 14 – Rotherham (h)

Sat 18 – Cardiff (a)

Sat 25 – Blackpool (h)

MARCH

Sat 4 – Middlesbrough (a)

Sat 11 – Millwall (h)

Wed 15 – Blackburn (a)

Sat 18 – Hull (h)

APRIL

Sat 1 – Bristol City (a)

Fri 7 – Birmingham (h)

Mon 10 – Preston (a)

Sat 15 – Burnley (h)

Wed 19 – Luton (h)

Sat 22 – Coventry (a)

Sat 29 – Wigan (h)

MAY

Sat 6 – Huddersfield (a)

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