Norway 3:2 Senegal 
Denton Diablos 3:1 McKinney Chupacabras 
Jordan 1:2 Algeria 
Changchun Xidu 0:0 Rizhao Yuqi 
Qingdao Red Lions 0:0 Dalian Kewei 
Shanghai Second 1:2 Dalian Yingbo B 
Xiamen Feilu 0:0 Hubei Chufeng Heli 
Gold Coast Knights 4:1 Eastern Suburbs 
Robina City 5:1 Capalaba 
Edgeworth Eagles 3:2 Lambton Jaffas 
Paro 11:0 Ugyen Academy 
Logan Lightning 2:3 Holland Park Hawks 
Zvezda St. Petersburg 2:3 Spartak Moscow 2 
Guangdong Mingtu 0:0 Guizhou Zhucheng 
Nantong Haimen Codion 2:2 Shanghai Port II 
Humenné 1:2 Zemplín Michalovce 
Alga 3:1 Bars 
Neftchi 1:3 Dordoi Bishkek 
KuPS 4:3 Ilves 
Lahti 0:0 Turku PS 
VPS 5:1 AC Oulu 
Saburtalo 2:1 Meshakhte 
BFA 0:3 Kauno Žalgiris 
Zbrojovka Brno 4:1 Prostějov 
Minija 2:1 Panevėžys 
Levski Sofia 6:0 Etar Veliko Tarnovo 
Sileks 1:2 Dinamo Tirana 
FC Gomel 0:0 Enisey 
Inter Turku 1:1 SJK 
FF Jaro 1:1 Gnistan 
Durham Women’s soccer club was in serious trouble. Without new money, the team faced an uncertain future in the Women’s Super League 2. But now, a local investor has stepped up to save the day. Geoff Thompson, who already co-owns South Shields, has agreed to buy a majority share of the club. This move keeps Durham Women on solid ground and ready to compete.
What the Deal Means for the Team
The agreement gives Thompson a controlling stake, which means he will have a big say in how the club is run. For the players and fans, this is a huge relief. The club can now focus on playing and growing, rather than worrying about money.
- Thompson’s investment covers immediate financial needs
- The team stays in the WSL 2 without penalty
- No changes to the coaching staff or roster are expected right away
A Bright Future Ahead
With new ownership in place, Durham Women can start planning for the long term. Thompson has a track record of helping clubs succeed, and fans hope he will bring that same energy to Durham. The club’s future now looks secure, and supporters can cheer on their team with confidence.