| 3¹ | LUCAS JOÃO booked for a bad tackle. |
| 5¹ | SARR headed just beyond the far post. |
| 8¹ | An outswinging corner was fired into the arms of the 'keeper by BOYÉ. |
| 9¹ | HENDRICK beat DOGUKAN and hit the ball to LUCAS JOÃO who hit his shot wide. |
| 11¹ | A poor strike from DAMS trickled agonisingly wide. |
| 14¹ | The stunned Coventry City 'keeper was a mere bystander as a backpass from DOGUKAN dropped just over. |
| 15¹ | A clever pass from SWIFT was slammed goalbound by LUCAS JOÃO only for the Coventry City 'keeper to palm clear. |
| 15¹ | STOREY dribbled past JONNY and poked a weak shot well wide. |
| 16¹ | GOAL!! A terrible backpass by STERLING enabled TRAORÉ to nip in and flick the ball past the Coventry City 'keeper. (1-0 Reading)| 18¹ | A penalty box meleé resulted in GODDEN cracking a low shot over. | | 20¹ | A great effort from BARROW scraped the upright. | | 30¹ | A pin-point pass bobbled toward EJARIA and his looping effort flew narrowly wide. | | 34¹ | MIAZGA ran onto a wonderful ball from SWIFT but toe-poked his shot wide. | | 35¹ | GOAL!! A short corner was played out to DAMS who lashed the ball into the net. (2-0 Reading)| 36¹ | GODDEN shot wide. | | 40¹ | A drive from BARROW seemed a certain goal but the Coventry City 'keeper managed to parry the ball clear. | | 41¹ | STERLING snapped at a simple chance. | | 3² | The 'keeper managed to block an amazing shot. | | 4² | O'HARE was put clear by STERLING and he nutmegged the Reading 'keeper but rammed his shot over the bar. | | 14² | A free-kick from LUCAS JOÃO raced over. | | 26² | Uncertainty in the Coventry City defence enabled BARROW to blast an effort just beyond the far post. | | 27² | HENDRICK knocked the ball to SARR who nodded it just wide. | | 31² | A shot from ALLASSANI held little difficulty for KINSKÝ. | | 39² | GOAL!! On the right wing MIAZGA collected a defender's clearance and hit it across the goalmouth for JONNY to drive it into the back of the net. (3-0 Reading)| 39² | A fine ball from EJARIA on the right fell to HENDRICK who sliced his effort just beyond the far post. | | | |