Reading Women 1-0 Lewes: Late Primmer strike sees Royals claim second successive victory
A 78th minute Tia Primmer goal helped Reading Women to consecutive wins in the WSL Championship, defeating Lewes 1-0.
Read moreDetailsA 78th minute Tia Primmer goal helped Reading Women to consecutive wins in the WSL Championship, defeating Lewes 1-0.
Read moreDetailsReading boss Ruben Selles has addressed Reading's torrid away form in the league.
Read moreDetailsA 90th minute George Moncur saw Leyton Orient defeat Reading FC 2-1,
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans made their voices heard with another protest against the club's owner on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN will be looking to make it back to back wins in the Women's Championship when they host Lewes on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsOne of my summer readings was ETERNAL, a new book on the life of Duncan Edwards.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham rugby player is set to represent in a tournament later this month.
Read moreDetailsSir John Madejski has confirmed he is not in a position to buy Reading Football Club, but admitted that the "idea appealed to him".
Read moreDetailsA BERKSHIRE cricket team celebrated its achievements throughout 2023 at its end-of-season awards ceremony on Saturday, September 30.
Read moreDetailsWokingham sensation William Cowen has been named among the tea mto represent Britain at the upcoming FIG Trampoline, DMT and Tumbling World
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