Reading 1-4 Swansea City: Meite sees red as Swans make play-offs
Yakou Meite was sent off as 10-man Reading were beaten on the final day of the Championship as Swansea City ...
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Mark Bowen on: Bristol defeat, fading play-off hopes, transfer updates, late missed chances and injury updates
READING manager Mark Bowen said he was 'disappointed' with his sides concentration as he described his sides performance as 'slow ...
OPINION: Future of Jaap Stam key to Reading FC future success
WHEN ALI AL-HABSI saved Michael Hefele’s penalty, the dream was so tantalisingly close. When Liam Kelly rattled in from the ...
REPORT: Reading FC 1-0 Fulham (2-1 on agg.) – Yann the man fires Royals to Wembley
Reading have reached the 2017 Championship play-off Final thanks to a hard-fought victory over Fulham on a memorable night at ...
PREVIEW: Liam Moore ready to defy the odds again with Reading FC at Fulham
When it comes to being an underdog, Liam Moore is well-versed. Reading go into this Saturday's Championship play-off semi-final first ...
“There is no reason why we can’t get promoted,” says returning Reading FC skipper Paul McShane
CAPTAIN Paul McShane says "there is no reason at all" why Reading cannot win the Championship play-offs. The Royals defied ...
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