Reading FC fans wore black and threw tennis balls to protest against club owner Dai Yongge

READING FC held another protest against club owner Dai Yongge by wearing black during the above match home to Burton Albion, while tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch on the pitch 16 minutes.
Following the latest protest at home in Bolton where supporters threw tennis balls onto the pitch, Royals fans were Repeat this process in today’s match, while avoiding wearing club colors.
Reading owner Yongge has been repeatedly punished for financial mismanagement, which has cost the club 16 points under his ownership.
The club is currently in talks to source new investment to address cash flow issues and has confirmed that a number of parties are interested in joining the club.
The club’s statement also revealed that Yongge is open to discussing the possibility of selling the club.
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RUBEN Selles’ Reading played out a 0-0 draw at Burton on Saturday afternoon without any real moments of quality.
Royals created more openings than their opponents but couldn’t break the deadlock in a match that will be remembered more for its 16th-minute tennis protest than its football.

David Button 6:
Didn’t have to do much but he handled the ball very well every time he got into the box.
Tyler Bindon 6:
Very suitable at right-back, never afraid to get forward with the ball. Almost answered the questions of Kwadwo Baah, Burton’s greatest threat.
Harlee Dean 6:
Good running at the back. Is decisive and wins most duels.
Tom McIntyre 6:

He did everything asked of him before taking a nasty blow to the head just before the break. Removed and replaced by
Matt Carson 5:
A few missed tackles early on, but regained confidence as the game went on. Played a teasing cross just before he made his substitution, which Ballard just escaped.
Charlie Savage 6:
He tries to close from the edge of the box. Brings a lot of energy to the middle of the park.
Lewis Wing 5:
It took a while to get up to speed, losing possession a few times early in the game, but he kept playing. Will improve after a few minutes of practice.
Harvey Knibbs 5:
Brings his usual energy to the press and looks to get behind whenever Button or the defenders have the ball. It could have been more effective in the final third.
Ben Elliott 6:
Some really exciting moments with the ball, showing off his ability to get away from weaknesses. This could give Bindon more defensive support.
Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan 6:
Most of his best work has been on the chain, which is probably not where Selles wanted him to work. Keeps the ball well.
Femi Azeez 6:
Placed himself in many promising positions, nearly breaking the deadlock several times. I couldn’t put the ball in the net.