Reading Women 0-1 Birmingham City Women: Misfiring Royals sucker punched by Blues
Reading were made to rue missed chances as Birmingham City took all three points with their only shot on target ...
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REMI ALLEN says Sunday’s clash with Birmingham is “more than winnable” as Reading prepare for their final home game of ...
Rachel Rowe feels “everything is falling into place” for Reading FC Women after Birmingham draw
RACHEL ROWE says it "feels like everything is falling into place" as Reading Women held Champions League-chasing Birmingham City Ladies ...
Lois Roche column: We’ll be behind Big Sam but Sir Alex should’ve got England job
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Reading FC Women complete deadline day swoop for midfielder Remi Allen
READING FC WOMEN have completed the signing of Birmingham City Ladies midfielder Remi Allen on a 'long-term deal' for an undisclosed ...
Reading FC Women’s wait for a win goes on after Birmingham stalemate
READING WOMEN are still searching for their first WSL 1 victory after a drab 0-0 draw at Birmingham City Ladies. ...
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