Reading Play The Right Way - Johnson
Posted: Friday, November 25th 2016
City Unchanged For Reading Trip
Saturday, November 26th 2016
Lee Johnson names an unchanged side as City head to Reading backed by over 3,250 travelling supporters this afternoon (3pm).
Luke Freeman returns from an ankle injury to take his place on the bench at the expense of Scott Golbourne.
Mark Little and Joe Bryan continue in the full back positions, with Marlon Pack alongside Gary O’Neil in midfield.
Reading: Al Habsi, Gunter, McShane, L.Moore, Blackett, Evans, Williams, Obita, Beerens, McCleary, Samuel. Subs: S.Moore, Cooper, Meite, Kelly, Watson, Mendes, Harriott.
Bristol City: Fielding, Little, Flint, Magnusson, Bryan, O’Neil, Pack, Reid, Paterson, Tomlin, Abraham. Subs: Lucic, Moore, K.Smith, Freeman, O’Dowda, Engvall, Wilbraham.
Referee: Mr T Robinson.
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