London Irish book spot in last four of Championship Cup
London Irish progressed into the semi-finals of the Championship Cup with a 27-17 win over Coventry. A much-changed Exiles side ...
London Irish progressed into the semi-finals of the Championship Cup with a 27-17 win over Coventry. A much-changed Exiles side ...
Bracknell Bees face an uphill task if they are to reach the NIHL Cup final. Bees lost 6-3 at Peterborough ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSSJInyMSQA Plenty of Reading players produced encouraging performances as they drew 0-0 with Aston Villa at Madejski Stadium. Home debutants ...
Reading battled to earn a hard-fought point against Aston Villa in their latest bid for survival in the Championship. Former-Royal ...
Bracknell Bees' cup semi-final clash against Peterborough Phantoms has been postponed. The Hive was set to host the first leg ...
Emi Martinez says beating Reading 7-5 with Arsenal was a "great experience" so early in his senior career. The new ...
An early decision has been made to call off all Hellenic League and Thames Valley League football matches on Saturday. ...
Jose Gomes says he is more confident of keeping Reading in the Championship following the past month's transfer dealings. The ...
WITH JUST one game last weekend, it was important that we came away with a win against Streatham. Earlier in ...
Leandro Bacuna, Marc McNulty and David Meyler all completed deadline day moves away from Reading. Bacuna has made a permanent ...
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