Reading will travel to face Colchester United in the first round of the Capital One Cup in August. The draw, which took place this morning, pits Royals, who were seeded, against...
Read moreDetailsDERBY COUNTY have confirmed the signing of Reading defender Alex Pearce on a free transfer. The Republic of Ireland international is out of contract at Madejski Stadium at the end...
Read moreDetailsMichael Hector has ended speculation over his future by signing a new three-year contract with Reading. Hector, 22, enjoyed a breakthrough season with Royals last campaign having put pen to...
Read moreDetailsReading Women's striker Fran Kirby declared her shock and pride at being called up to the England squad for this summer's World Cup in Canada. Kirby, 21, has been in...
Read moreDetailsGOALS from Kwesi Appiah, Michael Hector and Garath McCleary guided Reading to one of their most impressive results of the season as they shattered Derby County's play-off hopes at the...
Read moreDetailsSteve Clarke was left frustrated by three key decisions by the match officials, claiming the loss against Arsenal was “typical of our season” following the heartbreaking late 2-1 defeat at Wembley...
Read moreDetailsReading 1 Arsenal 2 (After extra-time) Adam Federici's extra-time error saw Reading's FA Cup hopes slip away after an absorbing semi-final contest with holders Arsenal at Wembley. Royals performed admirably...
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