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INCE: LOSS DOES NOT BOTHER ME!

By James Hilton

HULL CITY 3

READING 0
Lewis-Potter 40, 90+4, A Jones 53

STAR MAN

KEANE LEWIS-POTTER Hull City

PAUL Ince expressed deep pride at keeping Reading in the division – even though his side were thumped at Hull City.
Celebrations from Royals fans were tempered, though, as two goals from Keane Lewis-Potter and an Alfie Jones tap-in consigned the visitors to a humbling defeat.
Reading have had an awful season, with a six-point reduction admittedly not helping their cause.
The club had looked in a perilous position when Ince replaced Veljko Paunovic in February, but ...

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