Wokingham Town and Reading City prepare for the ‘Hospital Radio Derby’ this weekend

Wokingham Town will welcome Reading City to Lowther Road on Saturday afternoon for an event known as the ‘Hospital Radio Derby’.

Both clubs have enjoyed plenty of airtime this season thanks to Hospital Radio Reading, whose sports team have provided regular live commentary and updates from the Combined Nations League North Premier Division fixtures throughout the campaign.

This weekend’s coverage will once again be led by the familiar duo of Graeme Collyer and Maurice Moore, broadcasting live from Lowther Road in Emmbrook.

The commentary will be available to patients at Royal Berkshire Hospital and can also be streamed online via the TuneIn app or at www.hrreading.org.uk, allowing fans around the world to listen.

Wokingham Town have made a steady start to the season with some interesting results and a few close defeats. Recent highlights include a 4-0 win over Wallingford & Crowmarsh, while a 2-0 defeat at home to Holyport stings after beating the same side 5-1 on the opening day – but Sumas will be without joint boss Darren Purbrick who resigned last week.

Reading City, meanwhile, have been building momentum after a strong September. The 4-0 win over North Greenford United last time out in the league showed the quality of their attack and defensive solidity. Both sides are fighting for positions in divisions 11 and 12 with 12 points each.

How to listen to Wokingham Town vs Reading Town

For those unable to reach Lowther Road, full live commentary will be provided by Hospital Radio Readingswith coverage starting shortly before kick-off.

You can listen live at Royal Berkshire Hospital, online via www.hrreading.org.uk and via the TuneIn app from 3pm on Saturday.