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Reading City 6-2 Wokingham & Emmbrook: Cityzens strike six to stay top of Combined Counties Premier North

by Andy Preston
November 22, 2022
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Reading City v Wokingham & Emmbrook Pictures: Andrew Batt

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READING CITY continue their reign at the top of the table after they hit six past Wokingham & Emmbrook.

In a match pitting two sides at contrasting ends of the table in a local derby clash, it was the Cityzens who took the points and maintained their stunning league form in a goal filled contest.

Reading City v Wokingham & Emmbrook Pictures: Andrew Batt
Reading City v Wokingham & Emmbrook Pictures: Andrew Batt

City broke the deadlock after 17 minutes from the penalty spot when Josh Baines finished emphatically as the ball smacked the underside of the bar on its way in.

The Sumas replied just seven minutes later when Jake Woods drove forward for the visitors and lashed a lethal shot into the bottom corner to level the scores.

The goals kept coming and Reading were back in front in the 31st minute when Eddie Lee latched onto a long ball and rolled the ball past Sean Woodward to finish.

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With an hour gone, Sumas were still well in the contest before Reading City found a late flurry of goals to take the points.

Joe Pilling hit a stunning strike on the hour mark to make it 3-1 and added a fourth and fifth through Tyler D’Cruz.

City put the game well beyond doubt with a fifth goal with 10 minutes to go and Joe Waight struck a sixth.

The Sumas clawed back a consolation goal from in stunning style when Joao Jardim hit a volley to make it 6-2.

Reading are top of the table with 35 points from 13 games as they continued their unbeaten streak having won 11 matches.

The Sumas dropped down a place into 18th and have 11 points from 19 games.

Wokingham & Emmbrook: Woodward, Williamson, Wright, Maunders, Wilson, West, Linturn, Mead, Jardim, Woods, Bossman

Subs: Gethin-Barkway, Whittaker, Hemlock, Haworth

Reading City: York, Smith, Donville, Valentin, Veal (c), Coed, Baines, Davies, D’Cruz, Pilling, Lee

Subs: Thomas, Lazarczuk, Basterfield, Weight, Bangura

Goals: Baines 17’, Woods 24’, Lee 31’, Pilling 59’, D’Cruz 64’, 80’, Weight 85’, Jardim 89’

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