Ecuador 0:0 Curaçao 
Birmingham Legion 1:1 Loudoun United 
Forward Madison 3:1 NY Cosmos 
Colorado Rapids II 0:2 Portland Timbers II 
Little Rock Rangers 1:0 Mississippi Brilla 
Red River 4:1 Louisiana Krewe 
Brazos Valley 1:2 Lonestar 
Apotheos 0:1 Birmingham Legion II 
Charlottesville Blues 4:0 Virginia Marauders 
Memphis 901 3:1 Hattiesburg 
Maranhão 0:1 Paysandu 
FC Tulsa 1:2 Colorado Springs 
Corpus Christi 4:1 Sarasota Paradise 
Denton Diablos 2:1 Lubbock Matadors 
McKinney Chupacabras 2:1 West Texas 
Peoria 2:0 Sunflower State 
Spokane Velocity 0:4 One Knoxville 
Almaden 3:0 SF Glens 
Carlos A. Mannucci 3:1 Alianza Lima 
Boise 1:0 Union Omaha 
Oly Town 3:1 Midlakes United 
Monterey Bay 1:0 El Paso Locomotive 
Academica 3:5 Project 51O 
Redlands 5:0 Seahorses 
Tucson 2:2 Ventura County Fusion 
Clarence Zebras II 1:4 University of Tasmania 
Phoenix Rising 3:4 Oakland Roots 
Las Vegas Lights 2:3 Orange County SC 
Sacramento Republic 0:1 New Mexico United 
Maitland 1:0 Hamilton Olympic 
It’s a long way from the Netherlands to the Caribbean island of Curacao—about 5,000 miles. But that didn’t stop the Dutch royal family from cheering on two different teams on Saturday. They managed to celebrate two big wins in just one day.
How the Royals Watched Both Games
Members of the Dutch royal family, including King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, followed the action closely. With Curacao being a former Dutch colony, the family has strong ties to both sides. Here’s how they pulled it off:
- The Netherlands played their match earlier in the day at a European venue.
- Curacao’s game kicked off later, giving the royals time to shift their focus across time zones.
- They used live streams and updates to keep tabs on both matches.
Two Teams, Two Big Wins
The Netherlands started things off with a strong performance, securing a victory that kept their World Cup hopes alive. Later, Curacao surprised many by winning their own match against a tough opponent. For the royals, it was a day of double joy. Both teams are now in good position as the tournament moves forward.
A Unique Family Connection to the Pitch
This special day showed how the Dutch royal family stays connected to both their home country and Curacao. The bond between the two places goes back centuries, and soccer is just one way that link stays strong. For fans in both nations, seeing the royals celebrate both wins made the day even more memorable.