Home games at Madejski Stadium were sold out in all but two of the 46 matches, yielding a club record 43,528 across the season. Overall attendance rose 2.3% to 224,760 compared to 2014–15, supported by an average home crowd of 10,886, up 5.7% on the prior year. The national end-of-season award for Reading Player of the Year was claimed by midfielder Dave Clarke, his second such accolade following a 2013–14 award.

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Reading FC’s Cautiously Celebrated Success: A Season of Sell-Out Home Games and Rising Fans Reading Football Club’s recent home fixtures at Madejski Stadium delivered a memorable season defined by consistent fan engagement and club pride. Across 46 matches, every game was sold out until two, marking an extraordinary achievement with a season-leading total of 43,528 attendances — a club record that underscores the unwavering loyalty of Reading’s supporters. Attendance numbers saw a 2.3% increase to 224,760 fans over the whole season, and the average home crowd reached 10,886 per match — a significant rise of 5.7% compared to the previous campaign. This upward trend reflects a powerful revival of matchday energy, transforming Madejski into one of the most intimidating and vibrant venues in English football. What further elevated the reading experience was the recognition of elite talent from within: midfielder Dave Clarke claimed the club’s Player of the Year award, marking his second such honor after winning the accolade in the 2013–14 season. Clarke’s consistent performances and leadership were instrumental in driving both on-field success and off-pitch enthusiasm.