📏 Form Guide

Stevenage

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Stevenage will be looking for an improved result here after the 1-0 League One loss in their previous game against Plymouth Argyle.

Mathias Ross (57') scored for Plymouth Argyle.

Stevenage haven’t had any problems with scoring, netting every time they’ve gone out to play in their last 6 games.

They have managed to rack up 8 during that time while seeing the number of goals scored against them stand at 7. That sort of trend isn’t assured to be carried forward here, though.

Reading

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Reading come into this meeting following on from a 1-2 League One win with the downing of Burton Albion in their previous fixture.

For Reading, the goals were scored by Kamari Doyle (33') and Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan (88'). George Evans (25') was the scorer for Burton Albion.

The numbers tell their own story, and Reading have been scored against in 6 of their last 6 matches, seeing opposing sides hit 8 goals in total. Defensively, Reading can certainly do much better.

🤜🤛 Head to head

Looking over their prior head-to-head meetings dating back to 09/08/2022 tells us that Stevenage have won 1 of these games & Reading 3, with the number of draws being 2.

An aggregate of 11 goals were shared by the two clubs in these games, with 4 for Boro and 7 belonging to The Royals. The average goals per game has been 1.83.

The previous league meeting featuring these sides was League One match day 15 on 06/11/2025 and the score finished Reading 1-0 Stevenage.

The referee was Ben Speedie.

📋 Team News: Reading

Reading boss Leam Richardson has a number of players out of action. Daniel Kyerewaa (unknown injury) and Ben Elliott (Thigh problems) miss out here.

🔮 Prediction

We feel that in this game, Reading will likely create enough chances to get a goal against this Stevenage outfit, but that may not quite be as many as they will have scored against them.

We think that it’s going to be a 2-1 win for Stevenage when the full-time whistle blows. It’s a very tough call.

Lucas Pereira, 14:09 21/03/2026