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Rotherham United host Reading at The New York Stadium on Saturday with both sides in poor form and seeking a win to get their respective targets for the campaign back on track.
Tuesday night’s alarming 1-0 defeat against Championship basement club Wycombe Wanderers marked Reading’s fourth defeat from the club’s last five league games. With just one win from their last six league games, the early title race frontrunners are in danger of dropping out of the top six altogether.
The Royals’ menacing attacking trio of Ovie Ejaria, Lucas Joao and Michael Olise will undoubtedly be looking to open the floodgates of the Championship’s leakiest defence when they face Wycombe on Tuesday evening at Adams Park.
Bristol City will look to respond after the weekend humiliation as they face promotion-chasing Reading.
Brentford secured a pivotal victory over Reading, becoming the first side to inflict a double upon the Royals all season, and in doing so, leapt ahead of Norwich City to reach the Championship’s summit.
Reading will be looking to extend their unbeaten run to seven league games this weekend when they travel to Staffordshire to take on Michael O’Neill’s Stoke City side.
Christmas is just a week away now but there is a crucial clash at the top of the Championship before then as Brentford host Reading.
Reading look to put an end to their poor form with a win at QPR on Saturday.
Having been unbeaten in their first eight games of the season, Reading have now lost three of their last three
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Reading are tipped for a mid-table finish in the Championship this year, so could they benefit from a good cup run this year? They face Luton in the EFL Cup second round with the winners facing Manchester United in the next round.
With the Championship season just around the corner, Prost International looks into what we can expect from the sides in the top flight. Ross Jones looks into the fortunes of Millwall, Norwich, Nottingham Forest, Preston, QPR and Reading.
Championship side Reading will look to cause a major upset tomorrow evening as they welcome Chris Wilder’s Sheffield United to the Madjeski Stadium.
With an air of instability surrounding the Madjeski, Mark Bowen welcomes Preston to Berkshire in his first game as Reading boss.
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Reading played hosts as Birmingham made the trip to the Madejski with both sides wanting to finish a frantic season on a positive note. Jacob Tanswell reports live from the match.
Reading welcomed Preston North End to the Madejski in a crucial match for both ends of the table.
Reading welcome fellow strugglers Rotherham with each knowing a win could go a long way in their fight to stay in the Championship.
Tyrone Mings will face no action from the FA after his incident with Nelson Oliveira on Saturday.
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