Reading FC Women refresh first-team squad after conclusion of 2020/21 campaign
Reading Women's squad is set to look refreshed from the previous season after several first-team players have departed the club ...
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Quartet sign new contracts with Royals Women
Sophie Howard, Molly Bartrip, Maz Pacheo and Lily Woodham have all signed new deals with Reading Women ahead of the ...
Reading Women trio pen new contracts
MOLLY BARTRIP, Grace Moloney and Rachel Rowe have all signed new contracts with Reading. Bartrip and Rowe have played big ...
RATINGS: Bartrip and Green shine as Reading Women continue fine form
Reading Women continued their recent fine form with a 4-0 win against Watford Ladies on Wednesday evening. After three games ...
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 ...
Molly Bartrip eyes first Reading FC Women win of the season against Notts County
YOU DO not want to be "that team that everyone can walk over." That was the message from Reading defender ...
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