​Reading produced a dominant display at Stadium MK to secure an emphatic 5-1 victory over MK Dons on Saturday afternoon.Leam Richardson’s side controlled proceedings from start to finish, taking a 1-0 lead into the break thanks to a goal from Paddy Lane.The Royals doubled their advantage shortly after the restart through an own goal, before turning on the style with a brace from Kyreece Lisbie, while Jacob Brown also got on the scoresheet.The impressive victory sees Reading climb to sixth in the table, continuing their strong run of form.Following the game, October’s manager of the month Leam Richardson spoke to Royals TV to reflect on his side’s performance.Richardson on securing a first away league win with a 5-1 victory“Really proud. Proud of the players and proud of the fans. We had a word today because when they travel in the numbers they did, you want to make sure they go home and that the drive back is a pleasant one.“I thought the performance deserved the result today.”Richardson on what pleased him about the performance“Just the collective, really. I thought the goals were all team goals, spread across different goalscorers, and there were some really strong individual performances within that as well.“You could see the work that’s come out of the international break and the training we’ve been doing. We’ve been working hard on quite a few things, and it’s so pleasing as a manager and coach to see that come out on the pitch.“But the players take all the credit. They’ve got to execute what we put on. I give them a lot of meetings and demand a lot from them, but they respond really well. The credit goes to the players.”Richardson on finding a cutting edge in the final third “I think you’ve seen it in most games so far. If we can keep those connections going and keep growing those relationships, because I think there are still some lads who haven’t played double figures in terms of games with each other, you can see those relationships growing.“Even today, after winning 5-1, I’ll still echo what I’ve said before. There’s still a lot left in this team.“I see them every day. I see how hard they work, I see what they are together, and I can see what they can be.“Fingers crossed we can keep working hard, keep improving and keep getting days like that.”Richardson on whether it was a complete team performance“I think so. If you’re going to get a complete performance, it’s close to it.“Obviously, we didn’t quite get the clean sheet, but it’s something we’ll always look to improve on. Even today, there’s a lot that we can improve on and a lot that we can get better at.“We’ve got to make sure our bar is set and we keep pushing through that ceiling we create ourselves at Bearwood, because it’s a big place for us. It’s where we work hard, where we have those strong connections and, as the players said during the week, it’s where we practise our craft.“We want to make sure th