GALLERY: Reading FC Women pick up crucial point after Harries brace ignites comeback
READING FC WOMEN fought back from two goals down to capture a crucial point at home to Brighton & Hove ...
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PLAYER RATINGS: Emma Harries plays starring role as Reading FC Women rescue point
EMMA HARRIES made a significant impact from the bench to help Reading Women rescue a point against Brighton.
‘She had a massive impact’ Kelly Chambers praises substitute as Reading FC rescue point against Brighton
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers was quick to praise the impact of substitute Emma Harries who scored twice in ...
Reading 2-2 Brighton: Harries nets double to inspire Royals to make comeback in WSL relegation clash
EMMA HARRIES made an incredible impact from the bench to help Reading Women recover from two goals down to take ...
Reading v Brighton preview: Royals host Seagulls in WSL relegation showdown
READING FC WOMEN host Brighton & Hove Albion this Sunday in a crunch match with both sides looking to preserve ...
‘The job is in our hands, it’s ours to throw away’ Kelly Chambers speaks ahead of Reading’s WSL relegation clash with Brighton
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers believes that the Women's Super League relegation fight is in her team's hands ahead ...
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