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Ruben asks his Royals to rise to next level

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 November 2024

STAR MAN
HARVEY KNIBBS Reading

PETERBOROUGH 1
PETERBOROUGH: Bilokapic 6, Dornelly 6 (Curtis 59, 6) Wallin 6, Fernandez 8, Sparkes 6 (Hayes 84, 6) Collins 7, De Havilland 6 (Odoh 75, 6) Poku 6, Randall 6, Mothersille 6 (Conn-Clarke 84, 6) Jade-Jones 6. Subs not used: Blackmore, Nevett, O’Brien-Brady.
Fernandez 90+6
READING 2
Knibbs 9, 23
READING: Pereira 7, Craig 7, Mbengue 7 (Kanu 68, 7) Bindon 7, Dorsett 7, Elliott 7, Wing 7, Savage 7, Campbell 7, Smith 7 (Wareham 76, 6) Knibbs 8. Subs not used: Button, Camara, Garcia, Akande, Ahmed.
Rating: ★★★&#x...

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