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July 2019 lunar eclipse at 21:30 UTC seen from Tilehurst, Reading, England
January 2020 lunar eclipse at 19:10 UTC seen from Tilehurst, Reading, England

Final[edit]

Details[edit]

Reading1–3Slough Town
Larges Lane, Bracknell
Referee: Jason Richardson
1 England Myles Roberts
2 England Jamal Balogun
3 England Cameron Green
4 England Akin Odimayo
5 England Tom Holmes (c)
6 England Andre Burley
7 England Conor Lawless
8 England Royin Omolabi
9 England Thierry Nevers
10 England Ethan Coleman
11 England Ethan Bristow
Substitutes:
12 England Roberto Nditi
13 Iceland Jökull Andrésson
14 England Khalid Simmo
15 England Oliver Pendlebury
16 England Marcel Elva-Fountaine
Manager:
England Scott Marshall
GK 1 England Jack Turner
CB 2 England Nathan Smart
CB 3 England Josh Jackman
CB 4 England Sam Togwell (c)
RWB 5 England Mark Nisbet
LWB 6 England Lee Togwell
RM 7 England Louie Soares
CM 8 England Simon Dunn
LM 9 England Ben Harris
ST 10 England Manny Williams
ST 11 England Warren Harris
Substitutes:
GK 12 England Scott Davies
Manager:
England Neil Baker
England Jon Underwood

Man of the match:

Match officials

  • Assistant referees:
  • Forth official:

Match rules

  • 90 minutes.
  • 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary.
  • Penalty shoot-out if scores still level.
  • Seven named substitutes.
  • Maximum of three substitutions.
  • Fourth substitute allowed in extra-time.

Map[edit]

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9 January 2018 Maidenhead United Berkshire3–3
(4–5 p)		 Buckinghamshire Chesham United Maidenhead
19:45 GMT Clifton 9'
Owusu 63', 72'		 Shamsi 60'
Toomey 65'
Louis 81'		 Stadium: York Road
Attendance: 185
Penalties
Owusu soccer ball with red X
Clifton soccer ball with check mark
Peters soccer ball with check mark
Kilman soccer ball with check mark
Comley soccer ball with check mark		 soccer ball with check mark
soccer ball with check mark
soccer ball with check mark
soccer ball with check mark
soccer ball with check mark Louis

ABC[edit]

21-22[edit]

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First Round Qualifying[edit]

14 September 2021 Sandhurst Town Berkshire 2–1Berkshire HolyportSandhurst
19:45 BST Stadium: Bottom Meadow
Referee: Shaheem Kamaldian
18 September 2021 Milton Keynes Irish Buckinghamshire 4–3Buckinghamshire Penn & Tylers GreenMilton Keynes
14:00 BST Stadium: Manor Fields
Referee: Gareth Viccars
18 September 2021 Buckingham Athletic Buckinghamshire 2–2
(6–5 p)		Buckinghamshire Aylesbury Vale DynamosBuckingham
15:00 BST Stadium: Stratford Fields
Referee: James Honour
18 September 2021 Flackwell Heath Buckinghamshire 2–0Berkshire Wokingham & EmmbrookFlackwell Heath
15:00 BST Stadium: Wilks Park
Referee: Ernie Moore
21 September 2021 Ascot United Berkshire 3–1Berkshire WindsorAscot
19:45 BST Stadium: Ascot Racecourse
Referee: David Cox
21 September 2021 Langley Buckinghamshire 3–3
(8–7 p)		Buckinghamshire Winslow UnitedSlough
19:45 BST Stadium: Arbour Park
Referee: Gifford Manyange
21 September 2021 Wallingford Town Berkshire 1–0Buckinghamshire BurnhamWallingford
19:45 BST Stadium: Hithercroft
Referee: Coby Woodley
21 September 2021 Woodley United Berkshire 1–1
(4–1 p)		Buckinghamshire Chalvey SportsReading
19:45 BST Stadium: Rivermoor Stadium
Referee: Oliver Cross
28 September 2021 Milton United Berkshire v Buckinghamshire Risborough Rangers Milton
19:45 BST Stadium: Potash Lane
Referee: Adam Buckley-Jones
5 October 2021 Abingdon United Berkshire v Buckinghamshire Amersham Town Abingdon-on-Thames
19:45 BST Stadium: The Northcourt
Referee: Stephen Phipps
5 October 2021 Long Crendon Buckinghamshire v Berkshire AFC Aldermaston Marston
19:45 BST Stadium: Marsh Lane
Referee: Alan Cresswell
5 October 2021 Newport Pagnell Town Buckinghamshire v Berkshire Shrivenham Newport Pagnell
19:45 BST Stadium: Willen Road
Referee: Ian Huckle

Second Round Qualifying[edit]

Ascot United Berkshire vNewport Pagnell Town / ShrivenhamAscot
19:45 BST Stadium: Ascot Racecourse
Sandhurst Town Berkshire v Berkshire Reading City Sandhurst
19:45 BST Stadium: Bottom Meadow
Wallingford Town Berkshire v Buckinghamshire Buckingham Athletic Wallingford
19:45 BST Stadium: Hithercroft
Woodley United Berkshire v Buckinghamshire Milton Keynes Irish Reading
19:45 BST Stadium: Rivermoor Stadium
Abingdon United / Amersham Townv Buckinghamshire Holmer Green
19:45 BST
Long Crendon / AFC Aldermastonv Buckinghamshire Langley
19:45 BST
Milton United / Risborough Rangersv Buckinghamshire Flackwell Heath
19:45 BST

Reading[edit]

Season Reading[1] Richmond[2][3]
Average attendance[a] Highest attendance Average attendance[a][b] Highest attendance[b]
Division Ave. Date Opponent Competition Att.[4] Division Ave. Date Opponent Competition Att.
1998–99 Division Two 11,262 (Increase16%) 27 March Manchester City Division Two 20,055 Premiership 7,205 (Increase) 26 December London Irish Premiership 9,621
1999–2000 Division Two 8,985 (Decrease20%) 7 August Bristol City Division Two 13,348 London Irish
2000–01 Division Two 12,647 (Increase41%) 16 May Wigan Athletic Division Two play-offs 22,034 Premiership 6,305 (Increase) 17 March Northampton Saints Premiership 12,037
2001–02 Division Two 14,115 (Increase12%) 13 April Peterborough United Division Two 22,151 Premiership 7,254 (Increase) 16 March Bristol Premiership 12,873
2002–03 Division One 16,011 (Increase13%) 14 May Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One play-offs 24,060 Premiership 9,916 (Increase) 15 March Harlequins Premiership 18,585
2003–04 Division One 15,095 (Decrease6%) 3 December Chelsea League Cup 24,107 Premiership 10,571 (Increase) 21 March Bath Premiership 20,840
2004–05 Championship 17,169 (Increase14%) 22 January Ipswich Town Championship 23,203 Premiership 10,312 (Decrease) 26 March Gloucester Premiership 17,111
2005–06 Championship 20,207 (Increase18%) 10 February Southampton Championship 23,845 Premiership 10,953 (Increase) 25 March Sale Sharks Premiership 19,884
2006–07 Premier League 23,829 (Increase18%) 10 February Aston Villa Premiership 24,122 Premiership 10,731 (Decrease) 18 March London Wasps Premiership 22,648
2007–08 Premier League 23,585 (Decrease1%) 19 January Manchester United Premier League 24,135 Premiership 9,950 (Decrease) 16 March London Wasps Premiership 23,709
2008–09 Championship 19,936 (Decrease16%) 3 May Birmingham City Championship 23,879 Premiership 11,378 (Increase) 22 March Northampton Saints Premiership 21,295
2009–10 Championship 17,408 (Decrease13%) 2 January Liverpool FA Cup 23,656 Premiership 14,303 (Increase) 28 March Sale Sharks Premiership 21,535
2010–11 Championship 17,682 (Increase2%) 27 November Leeds United Championship 23,677 Premiership 10,339 (Decrease) 26 March Exeter Chiefs Premiership 20,011
2011–12 Championship 19,219 (Increase9%) 10 December West Ham United Championship 24,026 Premiership 10,398 (Increase) 25 March Leicester Tigers Premiership 20,905
2012–13 Premier League 23,862 (Increase24%) 17 November Everton Premier League 24,184 Premiership 9,471 (Decrease) 23 March Worcester Warriors Premiership 19,523
2013–14 Championship 19,171 (Decrease20%) 3 May Burnley Championship 23,335 Premiership 9,243 (Decrease) 22 March Bath Premiership 22,361
2014–15 Championship 17,022 (Decrease11%) 16 March Bradford City FA Cup 22,908 Premiership 8,943 (Decrease) 28 March Newcastle Falcons Premiership 15,731
2015–16 Championship 17,285 (Increase2%) 11 March Crystal Palace FA Cup 23,110 Premiership 8,749 (Decrease) 20 March Gloucester Premiership 17,752
2016–17 Championship 17,505 (Increase1%) 1 April Leeds United Championship 23,055 Championship 4,005 (Decrease) 18 March Cornish Pirates Championship 11,671
2017–18 Championship 16,656 (Decrease5%) 23 December Burton Albion Championship 21,771 Premiership 7,748 (Increase) 24 March Gloucester Premiership 15,274
2018–19 Championship 14,991 (Decrease10%) 22 April West Bromwich Albion Championship 17,255 Championship 3,770 (Decrease) 23 March Doncaster Knights Championship 10,106
2019–20 Championship 11,969 (Decrease) 26 November Leeds United Championship 16,918 Premiership 4,535 (Decrease) 22 December Bath Premiership 9,259
Reading Women
2020–21 Championship 240 (Decrease) 5 December,
9 December,
16 December 		Nottingham Forest,
Birmingham City,
Norwich City 		Championship 2,000 Women's Super League 81 (Decrease) 13 December Manchester United Women's Super League 623
2021–22 Championship 12,852 (Increase) 12 February Coventry City Championship 22,692 Women's Super League 790 (Increase) 12 September Arsenal Women's Super League 1,127
2022–23 Championship 13,449 (Increase) 29 April Wigan Athletic Championship 21,919 Women's Super League 2,286 (Increase) 27 May Chelsea Women's Super League 6,305

Notes

  1. ^ a b The average attendance figure includes league matches only.
  2. ^ a b Since 2004, London Irish have played a Premiership home match at Twickenham Stadium, London as part of the London Double Header. These matches are removed from the highest and average attendance figures to show only the highest and average attendances at the Madejski Stadium.
  1. ^ "Reading FC". european-football-statistics.co.uk. Archived from the original on 19 June 2018. Retrieved 19 June 2018.
  2. ^ "Statbunker » Gallagher Premiership 18/19 » Home attendance". statbunker.com. Retrieved 9 June 2019.
  3. ^ "Statbunker » Championship 18/19 » Home attendance". statbunker.com. Retrieved 9 June 2019.
  4. ^ "Reading FC Match Reports". Hob Nob Anyone?. Retrieved 13 July 2017.
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