Reading 1-2 Wycombe: Late penalty sees Royals slip to costly defeat
Reading's hopes of League One survival took a costly hit as a late penalty saw them defeated by Wycombe Wanderers.
Read moreDetailsReading's hopes of League One survival took a costly hit as a late penalty saw them defeated by Wycombe Wanderers.
Read moreDetailsIn Division One, there was further evidence of the changing of the guard as a young and inspired Prayrit Ahluwalia became the first to claim victory
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Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Garath McCleary was left 'overwhelmed' by the reception that he received from the home fans during their game with Wycombe W
Read moreDetailsReading were made to pay the price for a costly error as Wycome Wanderers collected all three points courtesy of Beryly Lubala's late penalty.
Read moreDetailsReading manager Ruben Selles has said there is no time to be 'disappointed' after the Royals lost late on to Wycombe Wanderers.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles has tasked his players to win as many games as possible in their quest for League One survival.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles described Royals defender Amadou Mbengue as a 'unique' character and praised his recent form.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC will host Wycombe Wanderers this Saturday as the Royals' battle for survival in League One continues.
Read moreDetailsReading lost their bottom of the league clash despite having enough of the possession and territory to win away at Salisbury.
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