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WE’LL SURVIVE WITHOUT MAC…

Stam confident Royals can progress despite skipper’s red card ruling him out

By Chris Dunlavy
Star Game

ALL-SQUARE: Tom Cairney scores Fulham’s equaliser and celebrates with team-mates, inset
PICTURE: Action Images

READING boss Jaap Stam insists his men can win through to Wembley without Paul McShane after the Royals’ skipper saw red.
Pegged back by Tom Cairney’s header after Jordan Obita had given the visitors a controversial lead, Reading’s rearguard action was undermined when McShane was dismissed for a knee-high hack on Kevin McDonald.
Obita also l...

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