Reading confirms fixtures proceed despite international call-ups
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 11:42 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Reading will proceed with their League One matches against Wycombe Wanderers and Bradford City, despite three players receiving international call-ups. Midfielders Andy Rinomhota and Charlie Savage, along with defender Jeriel Dorsett, will miss the games during the extended international break. EFL regulations normally allow for fixtures to be postponed when clubs have three or more players called up, but Reading manager Leam Richardson has decided to keep the matches as scheduled. The Royals aim to avoid congesting their busy schedule and appreciate the opportunity for fans to enjoy football on Saturday afternoons.
- •Reading retains League One matches against Wycombe and Bradford.
- •Rinomhota and Savage called up for international duty.
- •Five League One fixtures postponed this Saturday.
- •Richardson opts to keep fixtures on schedule for fans.
- 11:42 AMYahoo Sports — Reading trio earn call-ups but fixtures remain on
"Reading confirm their League One games with Wycombe and Bradford will go ahead despite the Royals' international call-ups.
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