Instead, he pointed to the spot and then further bewildered the home crowd by brandishing a red card.Ben Amos, back in goal after a six game injury absence, celebrated his comeback with a save from Vydra's admittedly poor spot kick.Having awoken from their slumber home fans were suitably incensed again when Yann Kermogant challenged Stephen Dobbie in the area.Dobbie stayed down for several minutes before being forced off with a facial injury
Ex Charlton man Kermorgant was fortune to only receive a yellow card for the clash that left Dobbie unable to continue.Briefly, Wanderers were down to nine men but still Reading could not breakthrough.Most of the chances fell to Vydra who headed over when it seemed easier to score while ex-Manchester United keeper Amos saved with his legs as the Czech Republic star burst through Wanderers' static middle.Chris Gunter was also yellow carded for dissent, complaining he had not won a free kick for Dean Moxey's challenge
And for the rest of the game the full-back was roundly jeered for appearing to feign injury under the left back's tackle.Somehow Bolton reached half-time with goal intact and continued to survive
Zach Clough managed a rare shot in retaliation at former Trotters favourite, Ali Al Habsi.But the one-way traffic continued for the rest of the afternoon as Reading, in their fetching African Violet kit, tried time and again to breakdown the 10 men.Amos made a fine stop from Danny Williams while Stephen Quinn smashed a left foot drive against a foot of the post.Dutchman John also missed a sitter with three team mates looking to tap in the ball
But he atoned in the nick of the time with a stunning long range drive to help Reading to a first win in six matches
Source : PA
Source: PA