Both Camara and Bindon, still only teenagers, have been prominent in the last two wins against Cheltenham Town and Stevenage.

Harlee Dean replaces the American, for his full debut, while Femi Azeez starts in place of the midfielder.

David Button is looking for a third straight clean sheet, while the likes of Amadou Mbengue and Nelson Abbey keep their place from the start.

Charlie Savage partners Sam Hutchinson in front of the defence, with Azeez and Knibbs supporting Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan and Caylan Vickers.

Former Reading Academy regulars Zak Jules and Pierce Sweeney start for the Grecians, in a day former Academy chief Eamonn Dolan is being commemorated by his two former clubs.

Supporters are taking part in a minute of applause on the 48th minute, the age he tragically pMamadi Camara

Reading FC Women have had a busy Friday announcing two new signings for the upcoming FA Women’s Championship season.

21-year-old midfielder Georgia Wilson has joined the Royals from Danish side AaB where she has played since the end of the 2020/21 season when she left Bristol City.

Wilson has ambitions for the season under new manager Liam Gilbert, saying on the Reading website: “After last season’s finish, the goal we’ve all set is to get back promoted into the WSL where the club belongs.”

Reading’s second signing is a ‘homecoming’ for former Royals Academy player Rachel Dugdale.

The defender has plenty of experience in England’s top two divisions having impressed enough in Reading’s academy system to earn a move to Doncaster Belles in 2016 – winning the FA WSL title in 2018.

A Northern Ireland international, Dugdale moved on to Charlton Athletic and most recently Coventry United.

Equally ambitious Dugdale said: “Despite the changes in the summer, the club have managed to retain a lot of really high quality players. So we definitely want to be competitive right at the top of the league. And personally, to try and get as many minutes across the season, and help in any way I can to make this year a successful one.”