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REPORT: Rotherham 0-1 Reading – McShane seals dramatic late win
By Lewis Rudd - A LATE strike from substitute Paul McShane saw Reading secure their first ever win at the AESSEAL New York Stadium this afternoon. And in popping up...
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Wokingham and Emmbrook Ladies win first ever fixture
WOKINGHAM AND EMMBROOK LADIES FC are officially up and running. The Sumas competed in their first competitive fixture at the weekend and notched a thrilling 4-3 victory over rivals Bracknell...
Read moreDetailsMarcus Willis to face Andy Murray and Goran in Vienna
WOKINGHAM tennis star Marcus Willis will face two of the biggest names in the sport when he competes in the Tie Break Tens tournament in Vienna at the weekend. Willis,...
Read moreDetailsREPORT: Reading 1-2 Aston Villa – Royals denied by late Villa penalty
JORDAN AYEW struck a 90th minute penalty to earn Aston Villa their first away win since August 2015 and consign Jaap Stam to his first home defeat as Reading boss....
Read moreDetailsThree in line for London Irish debuts as Kennedy rings the changes
SENITIKI NAYALO, Joe Cokanasiga and Tom Parton are all set to make their London Irish debuts in tomorrow's British and Irish Cup clash with Ospreys Premiership Select (2.30pm). Sitting top...
Read moreDetailsBracknell Bees “will only get better” says coach Gareth Cox
“WE WILL only get better” was the defiant message from Bracknell Bees’ bench coach Gareth Cox, writes Lewis Rudd. Thanks to a late Alex Barker goal, the club pulled themselves off...
Read moreDetailsPinewood tumbling star Lucie Colebeck wins national gymnastics award
PINEWOOD Gymnastics Club star Lucie Colebeck says it was a "real honour" to be named Outstanding Athlete of the Year at the British Gymnastics national awards ceremony. Colebeck, 20, has...
Read moreDetails“We want fans to expect us to win,” says London Irish assistant Clark Laidlaw
"WE WANT the fans to expect us to win." That was the message from London Irish assistant coach Clark Laidlaw as the Exiles cruised to their sixth win from six...
Read moreDetailsREPORT: London Irish 35-12 London Welsh – David Paice caps 250th Exiles appearance with a try
DAVID PAICE'S special day was made all the more memorable as he scored a second half try in London Irish's dominant bonus-point win over London Welsh at Madejski Stadium. All...
Read moreDetailsNia Jones eyes more games after “frustrating season” for Reading FC Women
NIA JONES is hoping her performance in Doncaster will lead to more chances in the first team as a "frustrating season" edges towards its conclusion. Wales international Jones was handed...
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