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But while Villa seem locked into a downward spiral of discontent, Reading are showing signs of acquiring a genuine upward sense of momentum.With Chelsea coming to the Madejski Stadium on Wednesday maintaining such a sense will be easier said than done. But in their recent form Brian McDermott’s men can find cause to be optimistic.
For a little while hope seemed like it would remain elusive as Reading lost seven on the trot starting in late November. The last of that run saw them lose heartbreakingly away to Manchester City; Gareth Barry scored the match’s only goal in stoppage time when a valuable point looked on the cards.Since that game they have won three of their five Premier League outings. Last time out they got the better of Newcastle United, a win that was vital in them keeping touch with the teams immediately outside the relegation zone.
There have been improvements all round in the Reading team, not least in the increasingly apparent collective desire to get out of the bottom three. In recent weeks though, it has been the form of their forwards that has seen them make the most of their all-round improvement.Pavel Pogrebnyak grabbed three in three league games, including winners against West Ham United and West Bromwich Albion.
In the latter game Adam Le Fondre also scored before adding a brace a week later in that Newcastle win. Another two for him came prior to that in the FA Cup, a competition that has also seen Noel Hunt stake his claim for a starting place with three goals of his own as they have progressed to the fifth round.Hunt may miss Wednesday’s game through injury. Right now though, they will confident about any of their strikers coming in and getting a goal.Considering Chelsea’s erratic form, Reading might consider now as good as time as any to play the European champions. Or should they?
Reading
This is Reading's 100th Premier League match. They have won 30, drawn 20 and lost 49.
They have managed just three clean sheets this season, the lowest in the top-flight along with Wigan. Only the Latics (25) have conceded more goals at home than the Royals (21).Reading have used 26 players in the Premier League this season - only Tottenham, with 27, have used more.
Chelsea
Rafael Benitez's team have won their last four away matches in the league. The last time they won five in a row was between April and September 2009.They are the only team along with Wigan to have won more points away than they have done at home this season. Frank Lampard is two goals short of becoming the first player in Premier League history to score at least 10 goals in 10 consecutive Premier League seasons.
But while Villa seem locked into a downward spiral of discontent, Reading are showing signs of acquiring a genuine upward sense of momentum.With Chelsea coming to the Madejski Stadium on Wednesday maintaining such a sense will be easier said than done. But in their recent form Brian McDermott’s men can find cause to be optimistic.
For a little while hope seemed like it would remain elusive as Reading lost seven on the trot starting in late November. The last of that run saw them lose heartbreakingly away to Manchester City; Gareth Barry scored the match’s only goal in stoppage time when a valuable point looked on the cards.Since that game they have won three of their five Premier League outings. Last time out they got the better of Newcastle United, a win that was vital in them keeping touch with the teams immediately outside the relegation zone.
There have been improvements all round in the Reading team, not least in the increasingly apparent collective desire to get out of the bottom three. In recent weeks though, it has been the form of their forwards that has seen them make the most of their all-round improvement.Pavel Pogrebnyak grabbed three in three league games, including winners against West Ham United and West Bromwich Albion.
In the latter game Adam Le Fondre also scored before adding a brace a week later in that Newcastle win. Another two for him came prior to that in the FA Cup, a competition that has also seen Noel Hunt stake his claim for a starting place with three goals of his own as they have progressed to the fifth round.Hunt may miss Wednesday’s game through injury. Right now though, they will confident about any of their strikers coming in and getting a goal.Considering Chelsea’s erratic form, Reading might consider now as good as time as any to play the European champions. Or should they?
Reading
This is Reading's 100th Premier League match. They have won 30, drawn 20 and lost 49.
They have managed just three clean sheets this season, the lowest in the top-flight along with Wigan. Only the Latics (25) have conceded more goals at home than the Royals (21).Reading have used 26 players in the Premier League this season - only Tottenham, with 27, have used more.
Chelsea
Rafael Benitez's team have won their last four away matches in the league. The last time they won five in a row was between April and September 2009.They are the only team along with Wigan to have won more points away than they have done at home this season. Frank Lampard is two goals short of becoming the first player in Premier League history to score at least 10 goals in 10 consecutive Premier League seasons.