Tuesday was a night to forget for Reading, but Saturday brings another chance to get three points on the board...
Bristol City vs Reading
Saturday 5th October 2019, 3pm
Ashton Gate
Sky Bet Championship
Saturday's journey to Ashton Gate will see the Royals take on a Bristol City side that sit one place outside the Play-Off places in the early Sky Bet Championship table.
Lee Johnson's side have lost just once all season so far in the league, with that defeat coming on the opening day against Leeds United.
Since then, Johnson's men have gone nine games unbeaten as they look to build another challenge for the top six this season, although their progress has been somewhat checked by four draws in their last five matches.
Frontman, Andreas Weimann has started the season well - with four goals to his name already. Former Royal, Benik Afobe also joined the Ashton Gate outfit over the summer on loan from Stoke City, and has netted three times in his first five appearances in the red of the Robins.
The Royals, meanwhile, will be without the suspended John Swift, whose two yellow cards against Fulham saw him given the first red card of his career.
Pre-match chat
Tickets
Please head to our online Ticket Office here.
Tickets for this fixture are on advance sale until midday on Friday 4th October:
- Adults: £32
- 65 & Over; 22-24: £29
- 19-21: £26
- 12-18: £15
- 11 & Under: £10
Travel
Supporters' Trust At Reading (STAR) offer travel to every Reading away game, details of which can be found on the STAR website here.
Away Supporters' Guide
To read Bristol City's Away Supporters' Guide, follow the link here and click the download link at the bottom of the page.
Disabled Access Guide
Bristol City's Disabled Policy is available here.
Weather
Thick cloud is set to cover Ashton Gate tomorrow, with a chance of rain falling during the game in Bristol.
Reminder
We wish to politely remind supporters that the football club is responsible for their conduct at all matches (home or away) and any person committing a football-related offence or involved in serious misconduct at any match will result in a club ban. Examples of serious misconduct include discriminatory, offensive or abusive chanting, entering the pitch, persistent standing and throwing a missile. Supporters witnessing any incidents of serious misconduct are encouraged to report this to the football club by texting 80800, beginning your message with the word SAFE.
