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Sixth placed West Ham won this competition to go up with champions Sunderland and runners up Wigan Athletic.

Reading ended the 2004-05 season in seventh missing out on the play-offs. The Highfield Road era finished off with a wonderfully poignant 6-2 win over Derby County in front of nearly 23,000 fans but even given a last day 2-1 defeat at Crewe Alexandra the Sky Blues finished safe by two points and three positions above the drop on 52 points. The Sky Blues, by now with (now CCFPA member) Micky Adams in charge, beat the Royals 2-1 in the return on their own patch to complete the double the following February with goals from ‘Cov.Kid’ Gary McSheffrey and Stern John.

Reading drifted out of the play-off spots to finish seventh. However, a bit of a revival in the campaign’s run-in saw five victories and a draw in their last eight games (including a 6-1 demolition of Millwall at St Andrews in their last game) achieving the comparative safety (a dozen points ahead of the drop) of sixteenth in the Championship for Mark’s men. Another difficult patch followed (including revenge for the Royals in mid January with a 2-0 win in Reading) with the Sky Blues hovering over the relegation trap door to the start of April. Though the Sky Blues lost their next two games at the start of November today’s win was not isolated as then they went on a run of eight unbeaten until 19th December when Sheffield Wednesday lowered their colours by the only goal of the game at Hillsborough. Tennai Watson had been a Sky Blue loanee from the Royals the previous season playing a total of seven games for CCFC! George Puscas -80), Sone Aluko and Lucas Joao Unused Subs: Tennai Watson, Ethan Bristow, Lewis Gibson, Dejan Tetek and Luke Southwood (gk) Referee: David Webb Tom McIntyre -80), Michael Morrison, Omar Richards, Andy Rinomhota, Josh Laurent, Alfa Semedo Esteves, Michael Olise (sub.

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