Reading to remember the 96
Reading have confirmed they will hold a minute's silence in memory of the 96 supporters who lost their lives at Hillsborough before Saturday's game with Liverpool at the Madejski Stadium.
Monday, April 15 is the 24th anniversary of the disaster and the Royals want to pay their respects to the memory of the Reds fans who died in the tragedy.
A statement published on Reading's official website said: "With the game falling two days before the 24th anniversary of the tragedy, plans began last week for a fitting tribute to the 96 supporters who lost their lives.
"The Royals contacted Liverpool FC; spoke to the Premier League and they of course agreed it was absolutely correct to pay respect on such an occasion."
Reading fans paid tribute to the 96 in September 2012 to mark the release of the Hillsborough Independent Panel's report.
You'll Never Walk Alone was played at the Madejski prior to the Royals' game against Tottenham.
Reading fans also placed a collection of flags and scarves at the Hillsborough memorial next to the Shankly Gates when they visited Anfield earlier this season.
Prior to Liverpool's home game against West Ham on Sunday, a minute's silence was held and on Monday afternoon, a memorial service will take place at Anfield.