Reading FC: EFL explains reasons for points deduction in meeting with STAR
The Supporters Trust at Reading has provided an update following their meeting with the English Football League (EFL) after the c
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters Trust at Reading has provided an update following their meeting with the English Football League (EFL) after the c
Read moreDetailsREADING FC were dragged back into the Women's Championship relegation battle after they lost out at home to London City Lionesses.
Read moreDetailsIn Division One, Kingfisher A all but sealed their successful defence in the leagues centenary season with a 6-4 away win against second place Sonn
Read moreDetailsSaturday, March 2 is the day of the IFAB AGM, which is when we learn what, if any, changes to the Laws of the Game, come into force next season.
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Read moreDetailsREADING FC picked up their third away League One victory of the campaign and heaped more misery on bottom of the table Carlisle United.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Ruben Selles said his team did their 'talking on the grass' as they eased their relegation fears with a win at Carlisle United.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC picked up a vital away win against League One relegation rivals Carlisle United to boost their chances of survival just days after
Read moreDetailsReading Women's FC host London City Lionesses in a must-win fixture this Sunday at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Read moreDetailsCarlisle United manager Paul Simpson has claimed that the EFL should have been 'harsher' regarding Reading FC's latest points punishment.
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