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Garath McCleary Scores First Goal: Barnsley vs. Reading in Sky Bet Championship
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Garath McCleary Scores First Goal: Barnsley vs. Reading in Sky Bet Championship
Readings Garath McCleary (No. 12) scores his sides first goal during the Sky Bet Championship match at Oakwell, Barnsley
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Great moment captured in this stunning photograph as Garath McCleary (No. 12) scores the first goal for Reading during the intense Sky Bet Championship match against Barnsley at Oakwell in the 2016-17 season. The atmosphere is electric as McCleary slots the ball past the Barnsley goalkeeper, with the jubilant expression on his face reflecting the relief and excitement of putting his team on the scoreboard. The crowd goes wild as McCleary's teammates rush over to celebrate with him, their elation palpable in the air. The lush green grass and vibrant colors of the players' kits add to the sense of energy and intensity in the scene. This goal was a turning point in the game, and it's clear that both teams gave it their all on the pitch that day. The photograph captures the raw emotion and passion of football, making it a truly memorable moment in Reading Football Club history.
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