Reading v Arsenal U21s preview: Royals back in EFL Trophy action against young Gunners
READING FC are back in cup action on Tuesday night when they host Arsenal U21s in the EFL Trophy.
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Reading Women v Arsenal Women preview: Royals find confidence ahead of Gunners game
READING FC WOMEN are searching for their first away win of the Women's Super League season in a tough away ...
PLAYER RATINGS: Burns impresses on WSL debut as Reading fall to narrow Arsenal defeat
A cracking performance on her WSL debut. Made a vital save just 30 seconds into the match and did brilliantly ...
Reading 0-1 Arsenal: Spirited Royals edged out by Gunners in FA WSL
READING FC WOMEN were shot down by Arsenal in their third successive Women's Super League defeat of the season.
Reading Women 0-4 Arsenal Women: Miedema nets double as Gunners glide past Royals
Reading FC Women fell to their second defeat of the season as Vivianne Miedema netted a brace to give Arsenal ...
Reading Women v Arsenal Women preview: Royals face Gunners in Women’s Super League clash
READING WOMEN will play in front of their home fans for the first time this season when they host Arsenal ...
Reading Women 1-1 Arsenal Women: Bruton opener cancelled out by Miedema as points shared
Reading earned a valuable point against title chasers Arsenal after Vivianne Miedema levelled to cancel out Lauren Bruton's early opener. ...
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