By Isaac Farnworth - Reading eased to a fourth straight league win over struggling Burton Albion to move into third place in the Championship table. First half goals from Dominic...
Read moreDetailsREMI ALLEN admits she had a "difficult" season after leaving home town club Birmingham City Ladies to join Reading FC Women. Midfielder Allen has become a key member of Kelly...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM AND EMMBROOK travel to league leaders Penn and Tylers Green looking to extend their fine run of form to three games unbeaten tomorrow. After a slow start, Sumas have...
Read moreDetailsFORMER Pinewood Starr amateur Sam Smith is gearing up to headline a big night of boxing in just his fourth professional fight later this month. Smith, who goes under the...
Read moreDetailsJAAP STAM has called on the rest of his squad to step up after he confirmed that John Swift could be out of action until Christmas with ankle ligament damage....
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY UNITED face Finchampstead in the pick of the Hellenic League ties this weekend. Michael Herbert's men were due to host the Berks and Bucks Intermediate Cup third round clash,...
Read moreDetails"I THINK things are starting to pick up for me." That is the assessment from Reading winger Callum Harriott as he continues to work his way further into Jaap Stam's...
Read moreDetailsCLIVE McNELLY is hoping Wokingham and Emmbrook can make Lowther Road "a fortress" after shocking Woodley United to claim their first home win of the season. Struggling Sumas...
Read moreDetailsIT HAS been quite a year for Reading FC Women with the club following up promotion to FA WSL 1 by consolidating their position in the top flight. Tom Crocker...
Read moreDetailsRELEGATED Doncaster Rovers Belles picked up their first points of the season on the final day with a narrow 1-0 win over Reading Women at Adams Park. Royals won the...
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