Reading fans have launched a social media campaign to support goalkeeper Adam Federici.
The Australian gloveman was at fault for Alexis Sanchez's second goal as the Royals were beaten 2-1 by Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Saturday.
Federici saw the Chilean's low angled attempt squirm past him and in over the line after he got hands to the ball as the Championship club bowed out of the famous cup competition in extra-time.
But rather than blame Federici, the Reading faithful have backed him with a #FlagsForFeds movement where they will all show their colours - Australian of course - to get behind the 30-year old during Wednesday night's clash with Birmingham City at the Madejski Stadium.
We're backing #FlagsForFeds - are you? http://t.co/KtOyjZqHGc#rdguk@ReadingFC@federici32pic.twitter.com/hrPd4oCKM4
— Get Reading (@getreading) April 21, 2015
@getreading@ReadingFC@federici32 Most definitely! Got flags through the post today! #FlagsForFeds#readingfcpic.twitter.com/BB0U3RO2ay
— Sing for RFC Women (@Sing4RFCWomen) April 21, 2015
Australian flags came #FlagsForFeds#readingfcpic.twitter.com/dbMoqjTCOR
— Chaz (@ripdrenthe) April 21, 2015
Ready to support Feds tomorrow. @ReadingFC@TheTilehurstEnd@STARReading#FlagsForFedspic.twitter.com/EL3PZ0yQfb
— vicci elliot (@viccielliot) April 21, 2015
Printed a few of these for tomorrows match #FlagsForFeds@ReadingFCpic.twitter.com/FWzUmtnzxZ
— Richard Forte ?? (@rforte69) April 21, 2015