REPORT: Reading Women 4-1 Durham Women – Williams bags treble as Royals cruise in season opener
Fara Williams bagged a hat-trick as Reading Women got their 2018/19 campaign off to the perfect start with a comfortable ...
Fara Williams bagged a hat-trick as Reading Women got their 2018/19 campaign off to the perfect start with a comfortable ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wORjQ0RvmQw&t=3s Paul Clement could not hide his frustrations as Reading suffered a third straight defeat to open the Championship season. ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wORjQ0RvmQw&t=3s READING are still without a point in the Championship after losing their opening three games of a league season ...
John Swift says Tuesday night's victory over Birmingham City has given Reading the confidence boost required to get off the ...
LIAM MOORE looks set to be handed a new and improved contract at Reading, just three weeks after submitting a ...
Paul Clement said he was confident a win was just around the corner after Reading grabbed their first victory of ...
Brilliant strikes from Yakou Meite and John Swift fired Reading into the second round of the Carabao Cup with a ...
SAM WALKER says it was "a very easy decision" to complete a free transfer to Reading. The 26-year-old goalkeeper became ...
JOEY VAN DEN BERG has left Reading to join Dutch second tier side NEC Nijmegen on loan. The midfielder arrived ...
Reading have made Bristol City striker Millie Farrow their fourth signing of the summer. The 22-year-old, who came through the ...
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