Reading 1 Brighton and Hove Albion 1 MATEJ VYDRA'S first goal for Reading earned the side a deserved point from a score draw with the Championship leaders at Madejski Stadium...
Read moreDetailsAHEAD of the Royals’ game against Brighton today, a short act of Remembrance was held at the Madejski Stadium. Led by the Revd Vernon Orr from St Agnes church in...
Read moreDetailsTHE AVIVA Premiership fixture between London Irish and Saracens will take place in the United States of America next year, a ground-breaking announcement revealed this morning. Exiles and the reigning...
Read moreDetailsANTON FERDINAND and Jonathan Bond are set to return to Reading’s squad for the trip to Fulham tomorrow (1.30pm kick-off). The injured pair have been missing since last month but...
Read moreDetailsHANDLING errors proved costly as London Irish lost their Aviva Premiership opener 16-28 against Leicester Tigers. Just two tries were scored in the contest at Madejski Stadium with Jebb Sinclair...
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women clinched the WSL 2 title with a 3-2 win over Aston Villa. With second placed Doncaster Rovers Belles comfortable winners themselves, only a victory would do for...
Read moreDetailsTwo 10s meant Royals moved up to second place in the Championship table after a clinical 1-0 win over Charlton today. Reading were playing at home over the struggling Addicks...
Read moreDetailsReading FC are back in action after the international break and raring to go. We'll be covering their game against Charlton live from the Madejski Stadium with our live blog....
Read moreDetailsHALANI AULIKA goes straight into the London Irish side for the Aviva Premiership curtain raiser with Leicester Tigers at Madejski Stadium on Sunday (3.15pm). The 32-year-old, who had been representing...
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