REPORT: Reading FC 2-1 Aston Villa – Barrow hands Royals first league win
MODOU BARROW'S first goal for the Royals along with a deflected Adrian Popa cross handed Reading their first league win ...
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Joseph Mendes hoping to repeat his Villa Park heroics for Reading FC on Tuesday
For Joseph Mendes, facing Aston Villa on Tuesday evening will bring back plenty of happy memories. The Frenchman had struggled ...
PREVIEW: Swift and Stam look ahead to Reading FC’s trip to Villa after “reality check” against Norwich
JOHN SWIFT says the heavy defeat to Norwich City served as "reality check" as Reading prepare for the season run-in. ...
Tiago Ilori wants to “set things right again” with Reading FC after frustrating spell at Liverpool
TIAGO ILORI says his move to Reading is a chance to "set things right again" after a frustrating three-and-a-half year ...
REPORT: 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 ...
Reading FC Women survive late Aston Villa rally to seal WSL 2 title
Reading FC Women clinched the WSL 2 title with a 3-2 win over Aston Villa. With second placed Doncaster Rovers ...
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