Reading FC Woment ‘home’, the club has announced select matches will be played at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
According to a statement released by the club on Thursday last week, Reading FC Women are back under the Reading FC club umbrella, selected matches will be played at the Select Car Leasing Stadium and the players will train and have access to the Bearwood Park training ground.
Two years after the club almost disappeared, two years after demotion from the WSL, and two years after the Reading FC Community Trust rescued the team, Reading FC Women are home.
A statement released by the club stated that “Rick Catania and Alec Lundberg will serve as Reading Women’s Cooperative Managers, helping to oversee the strategic development and growth of the women’s and girls’ program as it returns to the broader soccer club.”
The club can also confirm that Women’s First Team Manager Ed Jackson-Norris and Head of Women’s and Girls’ Football Emma Hopkins will remain in their current roles as part of the new structure, continuing the work that has helped maintain and develop the program in recent years.”
Reading Football Club was one of the first professional clubs in the country – even before Arsenal – to bring an all-Women’s game to its main venue in 2020 following the departure of London Irish Rugby Club to Brentford.
Later, the team played in the FA WSL top tier and featured Fara Williams, Danielle Carter and Rachel Rowe, as well as soon, Welsh legend Jesse Fishlock.
In 2024, it was confirmed that Reading would be relegated to the fifth tier despite surviving a relegation battle in WSL 2. Reading FC Community Trust took over management of the team and games have been played at Slough Town’s Arbor Park for the last two seasons in the Southern Region Women’s League Premier Division.
Football in Berkshire contacted Reading Football Club about where the team would play when not at Select Car Leasing Stadium. A spokesperson told us there will be an announcement in due course regarding the team’s home ground.
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