‘Two moments of madness let us down’ Kelly Chambers reflects on Reading’s FA Cup loss to Chelsea
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers believes her side have positive to take ahead of their Women's Super League clash ...
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Reading 1-3 Chelsea: Royals FA Women’s Cup journey ends with defeat to holders
READING FC WOMEN's hopes of reaching Wembley were dashed after they were eliminated by FA Women's Cup holders Chelsea in ...
Reading v Chelsea preview: Royals out to cause shock in Women’s FA Cup quarter-final
READING FC WOMEN face a substantial test to try and continue their journey in the FA Women's Cup when they ...
‘Every year has been a challenge’ Kelly Chambers speaks on importance of maintaining Reading FC’s Women’s Super League status
READING FC WOMEN's boss Kelly Chambers revealed that her only focus is on keeping the Royals in the Women's Super ...
‘Anything is possible, we have to be at our best’ Chambers hopes Reading FC can cause FA Cup shock against Chelsea
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers has admitted that her team need to be at their best to cause an ...
Reading FC Women’s manager Kelly Chambers responds after Emma Mukandi criticises FA’s maternity policy
READING FC WOMEN's manager Kelly Chambers has responded after club captain Emma Mukandi criticised the Football Association's maternity policy.
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