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On the evening of 16th February 2022, Peterborough United and Reading played out a dour 0-0 draw in terrible conditions. Within four days of the match, both of the club’s respective managers would find themselves out of a job.
It is almost hard to describe the aftermath of Reading’s 3-2 win over Preston North End, which is just another strange chapter in the Royals’ history.
Reading boss Veljko Paunović is under pressure after a series of poor results and his side faces Preston North End’s red hot Cameron Archer on Saturday.
Peterborough United host fellow strugglers Reading as both sides look to distance themselves from the Championship relegation zone.
Ovie Ejaria is a football traditionalist’s dream. He’s probably the most technically talented player in the Football League. So how come his numbers rank so poorly? Jacob Tanswell writes from the Madjeski Stadium
Can Reading bounce back from a shock defeat to Birmingham CIty to help secure their play-off spot or will Queen’s Park Rangers move to within touching distance of their opponents?
Nottingham Forest will come into Saturday’s fixture against Reading feeling revitalised after a rare midweek break which manager Chris Hughton described as “certainly good.”
George Puscas has been in and out for Reading for much of the season largely through injuries but last night against Blackburn Rovers he showed just how important he can be for the side in the run in.
Reading have been one of the surprise packages in the Championship this season with many expecting them to end up with a season of mid-table obscurity.
Reading have been on a mixed run of form this month, winning just one of their four matches which has seen them lose ground in the race for promotion. They face another tricky looking test this weekend with the visit of Neil Warnock’s Middlesbrough to the Madejski Stadium.
Reading host Millwall in the Championship as they look to consolidate their position in the top-six.
Reading began the season brilliantly, winning seven of their first eight games which came as a real surprise to many but since then they have really struggled.
Velkjo Paunovic demands a high-intensity game from this Reading side and, by the looks of things last night, that had finally caught up with his players.
Most managers are tasked with thinking outside the box in their quest for success, but perhaps Reading’s terrific start to the season is down to boss Veljko Paunovic thinking within it.
The game against Reading perfectly captured Asmir Begovic’s stuttering Bournemouth career. It had the mill of emotions with the peaks and troughs flawlessly intertwined. Jacob Tanswell writes from the Vitality Stadium.
After both side’s turbulent campaigns last season, things are looking a lot smoother sailing this time around.
Having been unbeaten in their first eight games of the season, Reading have now lost three of their last three
It’s not very often that Reading have a player linked with Real Madrid and Barcelona. But, then again, it’s not very often that they have a player that could be good enough to play for them.
Jamie Cureton. Dave Kitson. Kevin Doyle. Adam Le Fondre. Reading have always had good strikers, but they haven’t relied on many as much as they do on Lucas Joao this season.
It’s been a whirlwind of a time for Luton Town over the past three years. As recently as 2018 the Championship side were sat in the fourth division of English football, but back-to-back promotions saw the Hatters return to the Championship for the first time in 12 years.
Despite Reading’s woes, there are signs of something happening at the Madjeski and a cultural shift is to embark. A reliance on academy players could be the most vital decision of them all. Jacob Tanswell writes from the Madjeski Stadium.
Since their return to the Championship seven years ago, Reading have gone through all the trials and tribulations you could possibly ever have in just one division. They are safe for this season, but they need to push on the next.
Sitting in the post-match press conference against Reading, Grant McCann praised his side for salvaging a 1-1 draw. However, the Tigers turbulent campaign continues to haunt the Hull boss. Jacob Tanswell writes.
Reading and Hull play out a 1-1 draw in a dire display at the Madjeski.