Revenge at Reading
Carlisle United's solitary away win over the Royals holds significant history.
Background
The Blues have had six visits to Reading to date, with only one away win. This weekend's trip to Berkshire offers an opportunity for a notable FA Cup first round result, but their win over the Royals in 1965 was more significant.
Past Encounter
On March 27, 1965, Alan Ashman's team visited Elm Park, Reading's former home, less than two weeks after Reading had defeated Carlisle 2-1 at Brunton Park, interrupting their push for a second consecutive promotion.
It was also, it turned out, a matter of swiftly-enacted revenge.
Author's summary: Carlisle United seeks revenge against Reading.
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