Reading boss Rubén Sellés on Wycombe Wanderers victory

The Royals defeated their Thames Valley rivals at Adams Park thanks to goals from Sam Smith and ex-Chairboy Lewis Wing, which cemented their first league win on the road since November 12, 2022.

The moment Reading fans wanted but Wycombe fans dreaded.

The defeat means Wanderers are now winless in six in the league, whilst the Royals ended their 12-month unwanted away record.

Bloomfield's quotes to follow shortly.#Chairboys pic.twitter.com/QmTvYHUf86

— James Richings (@James_BFP) November 26, 2023

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It was also their first point away from the Select Car Leasing Stadium since April, where they have lost their last eight matches away from home until their visit to Buckinghamshire on Saturday.

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He told the Reading Chronicle: “We deserved to do it before, but it didn’t come.

Some lessons learned and applied... and a victory seen out to send our travelling horde home happy 🙌

Rubén gives his reflections on a dominant performance and a well-merited win that we saw through to the end 💙

— Reading FC (@ReadingFC) November 25, 2023

“We didn’t get any points in the league away from home, but we put in some performances that deserved it.

“Today [November 25] we were the best team on the pitch for 100 minutes and the team is growing.

I don’t want tonight to end. To outsiders it’s just a win against Wycombe in November. To us it’s the end of a year of hurt. Time to build on it on Tuesday #readingfc

— James Earnshaw (@james_e1871) November 26, 2023

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“We are happy and then start in preparation for the next game.”

Reading remain bottom whilst Wycombe drop to 13th.