Reading Women 1-2 Tottenham Women: Dowie nets late penalty but Royals suffer Conti Cup defeat
READING FC WOMEN were dealt defeat in their first home game of the new season against Tottenham Hotspur in the ...
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REPORT: Reading Women 2-3 Arsenal Women – Royals suffer cup heartbreak in semi-final thriller
READING WOMEN suffered late heartbreak as their first ever cup semi-final ended in defeat to Arsenal at Adams Park. Royals ...
Kelly Chambers “proud” to bring Remi Allen to Reading FC Women
Kelly Chambers has expressed her pride in convincing Remi Allen to join Reading Women. Allen, 25, has spent a number ...
Mary Earps keen to repay faith shown in her by Reading FC Women
MARY EARPS says she wants to repay the faith shown in her by Kelly Chambers after becoming Reading Women's first ...
Molly Bartrip hoping it’s third time lucky for Reading Women against Arsenal
MOLLY BARTRIP feels it could be third time lucky as Reading Women look to put two previous defeats against Arsenal ...
Lois Roche column: Forget England and get down to The Hive!
THIS WEEK felt very weird as it was actually game week, something we haven't had in a while. Two months ...
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