Woodley United FC Youth coach Stephen Moody has been awarded a Woodley Town Council Citizens Award in recognition of his drive, enthusiasm and commitment to the development of youth football...
Read moreDetailsReading manager Veljko Paunovic described his team's performance as 'perfect' as they struck three goals to earn three points against Bristol City. The Royals boss was delighted as his side...
Read moreDetailsRAFAEL 5: Barely had to make a save throughout the whole match as Reading nullified Bristol's attacking threat. Will be disappointed to have been robbed of a clean sheet after...
Read moreDetailsReading won for the first time in five matches as Ovie Ejaria, Yakou Meite and Lucas Joao found the target to overcome Bristol City. The Royals had created several chances...
Read moreDetailsThe Royals are back in front of the Sky Sports cameras again, but will be hoping to break the curse of recent defeats on TV when they host Bristol City...
Read moreDetailsRockets are hoping to bounce back after they suffered a double defeat when they face the Lions this Saturday Reading Rockets (1-2) will be looking to put their previous two...
Read moreDetailsI remember the last time I was in the stands at the Madejski Stadium. It was March 3 – Reading’s FA Cup fifth round tie against Sheffield United.I missed the...
Read moreDetailsA maximum of 2,000 fans will be permitted to attend games at the Madejski Stadium from December 5, after the Wokingham borough and Reading were placed in tier two of...
Read moreDetailsFORMER Rams RFC junior Johnny Williams admitted he was ‘ecstatic’ to make his Wales debut in their 18-0 Autumn Nations Cup victory against Georgia on Saturday, writes Richard Ashton. The...
Read moreDetailsReading ended a run of four consecutive defeats as Lucas Joao hit a second half equaliser to earn the Royals a point at Millwall. Reading went behind on the stroke...
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