Pay in advance or on the day. Reading have reduced admission prices for this game with a below average crowd expected. The Upper West stand will also be closed.

Lower West, East and North Stands:
Adults: £10 if purchased in advance, £12 if bought on the day.
Concessions: £5 in advance, £6 on the day.
(These prices also apply for visitors in the South stand)
The East Stand is unreserved seating.
The North Stand is unreserved seating.
The Upper West Stand will be closed for this fixture.

Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling the ticket office on 0118 968 1000.

Home match - See away fans guide for travel, food and beer guide.

Tony Rougier is expected to start after his blinding performance on Saturday against Notts County. Reading went down 2-3, but Rougier shone throughout the entire second half with a superb show of skill down both wings. Caskey came on during the second half and ran around trying to get involved - and he might well have done just enough to start in place of Keith Jones. Otherwise the Royals will probably keep to the team that lost at Notts County.

Reading - from: Whitehead, Gurney, Viveash, Mackie, Robinson, Igoe, Smith, Jones, Caskey, Parkinson, Cureton, Butler, Hodges, Rougier, Hunter, Newman, Gray.

York City - from: Fettis, Edmondson, Sertori, Alcide, Patterson, Bower, Potter, Agnew, Hulme, Jordan, McNiven, Iwelumo, Mathie, Howarth, Stamp, Turley.

York City have slipped a place in the league since they last met the Royals in the first attempt to resolve this second round tie. After the 2-2 draw at home in the cup with Reading, York travelled to Plymouth on Saturday in the league to go down 0-1 thanks to a third minute goal from Plymouth's Craig Taylor. The defeat should give Reading even more hope to dispose of York City this time around, even though the Royals also lost on Saturday - going down 2-3 at Notts County.

The Royals are currently fifth in Division Two:
View Latest Second Division Table

York City are currently 19th in Division Three:
View Latest Third Division Table

When the two sides met 10 days ago to draw 2-2 at Bootham Crescent it was the first time the two sides had met in the FA Cup, but Reading have a good record against York City going back through history - The Royals winning 11 of our league meetings and York winning just the three.
Reading wins: 11
Draws: 7
York City wins: 3

The last meeting was the 2-2 FA Cup Second round draw which forced this replay:
9 December 2000: York City 2 Reading 2

Before that Reading and York last met during the 1998/1999 season in Division Two before City were relegated to the third Division. Reading managing to take four points from the possible six during the two fixtures in that season:
23 January 1999: York City 1 Reading 1
4 November 1998: Reading 1 York City 0
Click on the result for match reports.

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