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Reading 2-2 Plymouth Argyle: Royals can’t knock out the Pilgrims

Reading manager Leam Richardson believes his side “could have and should have won” after twice squandering the lead in drawing with fellow playoff hopefuls Plymouth Argyle.

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 March 2026

By Russell Kempson

STAR MAN
PAUDIE O’CONNOR Reading

READING 2

Williams 3, O’Connor 18
PLYMOUTH ARG 2

Mitchell 6, Watts 67
Reading manager Leam Richardson believes his side “could have and should have won” after twice squandering the lead in drawing with fellow playoff hopefuls Plymouth Argyle.
The Royals led after just three minutes through Randell Williams, only for Alex Mitchell to equalise three minutes later.
Although the hosts regained their advantage in the 18th minute when Paudie O’Connor bundled home, Argyle grabbed a second leveller in the 67th minute from Caleb Watts.
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