League One: Reading 2-2 Plymouth Argyle. A thrilling encounter at the Select Car Leasing Stadium saw Reading and Plymouth Argyle share the spoils in a 2-2 draw that had a bit of everything. Reading started brightly and took the lead inside ten minutes, but Plymouth responded with two quickfire goals before the half-hour mark to turn the game on its head. The Royals pushed hard in the second half and were rewarded with a deserved equaliser from close range following a goalmouth scramble. The match process was end-to-end, with both goalkeepers making crucial saves to keep the score level. A key incident saw a Plymouth goal ruled out for a marginal offside after a VAR check, much to the visitors' frustration. The point does little to alter either team's mid-table standing, with both sides seemingly destined for a comfortable but unspectacular finish to the season. Reading's manager focused on the positive response, noting, "After going behind, the character to come back was excellent. We probably deserved all three, but it's a point gained." Plymouth's boss was pragmatic: "A point away from home is never a bad result, but we're disappointed not to have held on for the win."