There is to be three minutes of added time.

Reading could get caught on the counter attack in the final minutes as they continue to push every man forward, it's all or nothing for the home side.

A top draw save from Spurs 'Keeper Radek Cerny as the away side failed to clear their lines, Dave Kitson directed the ball goalwards but Cerny some how managed to tip the ball wide for a corner.

Reading are now throwing everything and everyone forward to try and rescue a point from this game with the thought of a final day relegation battle looming.

Marek Matejovsky has brought some life to the Reading side and is taking the game by the scruff of neck. He is creating chances for the home side and there definately could be an equaliser in the the remainder of this game.

Reading need to make the most of their pressure because they are quickly running out of time to find an equaliser.

Reading need to make the most of their pressure because they are quickly running out of time to find an equaliser.

Reading are very lucky to be just 1-0 down as Jamie O'Hara crashed a shot off the inside of Hahnemann's upright and rolled along the line across the face of the goal. That would have been a sucker-punch for Reading if it had went in.

Reading have lifted their game tenfold and the fans are now fully getting behind them, they have peppered the Tottenham penalty area in the last few minutes and look the most threatening they have been all afternoon.

Alan Hutton is lucky to get away without a booking after a late challenge on Matejovsky.

Half a chance for substitute Marek Matejovsky, similar to the one for Andre Bikey earlier but this time Matejovsky's shot went wide.

Their best chance of the game for Reading and it has seemed to have woken up the whole of the Madjeski Stadium, it was Andre Bikey for Reading who fired the ball towards the corner of the goal, only for Radek Cerny to tip wide.

This time it was Leroy Lita who showed some assertiveness for Reading as he looked to pull off a shot that possibly wasn't on, he had the right idea but his shot was weak and it trickled through to Cerny.

Reading show the first bit of ambition of the afternoon as Kevin Doyle picked the ball up deep and drove forward with it at his feet, he advanced into the penalty area but his shot curled wide of the far post.

Reading are living very dangerously and there is sure to be more goals in this for Spurs.

Yet another example of some disastrous defending from Reading as Spurs opened them up like a tin of beans. Keane should have scored his second but Reading some how survive.

The away side hit Reading on the attack immediately from the restart with Darren Bent breaking forward and firing a powerful shot straight at Hahnemann, the linesman's flag was up though so it wouldn't have counted anyway.

Nicky Shorey whipped a free kick into the penalty area from around 35 yards out but it's too long for Andre Bikey and the ball ran out for a goal kick.

It is only a matter of time before Spurs score their second, Reading's defending is nothing but Championship-quality.

A fantastic tackle from Liam Rosenior as he dove in to block Malbranque's fierce shot which look destined for the bottom corner of the goal.

Another chance for Spurs falling to Robbie Keane as he pierced the Reading defence, he couldn't keep his shot on target though and sent the ball wide.

Stephen Hunt had a chance for Reading on the right side of the penalty area but the Irishman scuffed his shot and it flew past the up-right.

Robbie Keane is running Reading ragged here, Spurs broke on the counter attack with Keane advancing with the ball into the Reading half, he ran rings around Shorey but unfortunately ran the ball out of play.

A poor decision by Darren Bent once again as the striker held onto the ball for too long before eventually releasing it to Malbranque who shot well wide.

Malbranque had the ball in the back of the net moments ago but the linesman had his flag lifted with the Frenchman judged to have been offside.

Leroy Lita tried to fire Reading back level but the striker's shot was ambitious to say the least and his shot flew over the crossbar.

Reading revert to some unorthodox defending as they struggled to clear the ball from danger, Malbranque is causing them some problems and Reading don't seem capable of coping with him.

Darren Bent was put clear with Malbranque again the supplier, this time his effort was on target but Marcus Hahnemann made a good save with his feet.

Reading have woken up I think, they won two consecutive corners and forced Radek Cerny to punch clear the second time. Spurs cleared the ball from danger though.

First chance of the game has gone to Spurs. Steed Malbranque skipped down the right and crossed for Darren Bent at the back post who could only head the ball wide. He should have done better.

Tottenham have started very brightly and look very lively in the opening minutes of the game.