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MARRIOTT WOE TAKES SHINE OFF POINT FOR RICHARDSON

League’s top scorer ruled out for weeks
By Russell Kempson

READING 1
Godwin-Malife 66

BRADFORD CITY 1
Beesley 4

OH YES! Reading’s Udoka Godwin-Malife savours his equaliser
PICTURE: PSI/Steve Bailey

READING manager Leam Richardson revealed that top scorer Jack Marriott will be out for a month after the ace striker missed the League One draw with Bradford City.
Previous third-tier leaders Bradford, now second to Plymouth, took a fourth-minute lead through a Jake Beesley header – his first goal of the season.
But Reading levelled in the 66th minute throu...

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