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The start of an FA Cup run?

EPISODE · Nov 4, 2023 · 19 MIN

The start of an FA Cup run?

from Reading FC · host BBC Radio Berkshire

A highly changed side from last weekend pays off in a 3-2 victory against League Two side, MK Dons, in the FA Cup. Will this spark Reading on for a fun cup run or could it spark even more trouble for the league? Reading Legends are everywhere with Ady Williams and Glen Little give their post-match thoughts and former Reading striker Dave Kitson shares his opinion on the young goal scorer, Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan. Presented by Tim Dellor.

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