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  • Bethan Poole signs for the Royals!

    Bethan Poole signs for the Royals!

    Reading FC Women are pleased to announce the signing of Bethan Poole, who joins the Royals ahead of the 2025/26 season.

    We welcome the left-back having previously been under Ed’s guidance at Maidenhead United, initially in the development squad before making her first team debut off the bench in a 5-0 victory over Keynsham Town in the 2024/25 season.

    “I can’t wait to start at Reading where the ambition is endless. Having such a knowledgeable group of coaches and supportive teammates helps to put into perspective the exciting future for the club! The hard work starts now!” – Ava Broke-Smith

    Ava’s footballing endeavours began in Somerset where she played on a boys’ team in Bishops Lydeard before moving over to the girls side at the club. She then joined Exeter City before switching Somerset for Berkshire and linking up with Reading’s Development squad. She then headed for M

    “The best young player in Berkshire for 24/25 is now a Royal Incredibly exciting player for us and I can’t wait to see what more is to come from Ava!” – Ed Jackson-Norris

    Welcome to Reading, Bethan!

    Looking forward to seeing what Bethan can do in hoops? Get your season tickets today.

  • Who will Reading Women play against in the 2025/26 season?

    Who will Reading Women play against in the 2025/26 season?

    The Football Association has confirmed the club allocations for the 2025/26 season. Reading will once again compete in the Premier Division of the Southern Region Women’s Football League (SRWFL).

    The following clubs will compete in the division this season:

    AFC Porchester

    Beaconsfield Town (promoted from SRWFL Division One North)

    Fleet Town (promoted from SRWFL Division One South)

    Badshot Lea

    Oxford City

    Reading

    Selsey

    Sholing

    Southampton Women (relegated from FAWNL Division One South West)

    Winchester City Flyers

    Woodley United

    Wycombe Wanderers

    The SRWFL Premier Division sits at Tier 5 of the seven tier women’s football pyramid, with seven other Regional Leagues – Eastern, London & South East, South West, West Midlands, East Midlands, North East and North West making up the constitution. The league itself was established in 1990. Promotion to Tier 4 would see a club enter into the FAWNL Division One South West where fellow Berkshire sides Ascot United and Maidenhead United play, relegation would result in a drop down to the SRWFL Premier Division North or South at Tier 6.

  • Purchase your 2025/2026 tickets now!

    Purchase your 2025/2026 tickets now!

    The EJN era is here. Come and be a part of it.

    Get your season ticket now and see all the action at Arbour Park for the 2025/26 season.