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Swansea City vs. Reading FC: Your Running Commentary

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The 20th and final place in the English Premier League for the 2011/2012 season will be won today when Swansea City takes on Reading FC at Wembley Stadium in the League Championship Promotion Final (10am, Fox Soccer Channel).

Swansea City will be looking to reach the Premier League for the first time in its history, while Reading will try to return to the Premier League for the first time since the 2007/2008 season.

If you will be watching today's match, please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below.

Enjoy the action.

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  1. The Premier League is similar to MLS in that there are teams in two different nationalities playing in the same league. Here is a good question? Let’s say, hypothetically, Swansea City wins the Premier League title next season (again, hypothetically, most likely won’t happen)? They wouldn’t be eligible for the Champion’s League for England, right?

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  2. Full time, Reading 2-4 Swansea City. Swansea City is in the Premier League!

    Both teams played well and it was a very entertaining game. But in the end it was silly penalties Reading commited that made the difference.

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  3. Cracker of a game. You just have to wonder though, if Reading were to get through whether these players are good enough for the EPL. Last time they were up, only Kebe was a starter with Long, Hunt, Karacan, Federici, Mills, Church all playing in the reserves. Just seems that they look to be more of a Championship team.

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  4. The difference between the Premier League and the Championship in TV money alone I think, so it’s possibly greater than that overall.

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  5. Gotta feel that if Reading find a 3rd they are going to find a 4th.

    Every game should have $150,000,000 on the line. This is great.

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  6. Wow, don’t know how Dobbie missed that just before Reading’s 2nd goal.

    Now Reading hits the post and has a corner!

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  7. And another Header conversion! Game back on. If they are able to tie this and it goes to OT, they may well miss not being able to use Jay Tabb.

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  8. Hunt’s header was an own goal on the replay. Never been a Hunt fan (neither him or his brother) and he clearly isn’t EPL quality.

    Dowd desperately trying to keep control of this match

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  9. Reading’s assistant manager has been banished from the pitch and substitute Jay Tabb has received a red card for arguing with the ref during halftime.

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  10. Fair….Reading the more solid and had the most chances. Swansea got three chances and converted.

    Falling apart for REading with an assistant and sub red-carded and sent off.

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  11. I get the sense that, from the descriptions of the run of play, Reading might have felt slightly unlucky to go into the half down 1-nil, much less 3-nil. Fair?

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  12. Poor challenge by the Reading defender…not a really good chance for the ball and from behind. The official had to call that. Lucky he didn’t get a yellow on top of it.

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