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CLEMENT: THERE’S NO MAGIC POTION

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Phil Adams
PAUL Clement has identified a number of areas his Reading side can improve upon ahead of their next game following the international break.
The Royals have yet to taste victory in the Championship this season, losing four of their six games so far.
They lost 2-1 at home against Sheffield Wednesday last weekend.
Reading travel to Preston next Saturday, and Clement said: “These two weeks will give me a chance to take a step back and reflect on what has happened so far and then aim to find some positive solutions to it and establish what we’re going to do...

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