Cape Verde Islands 0:0 Saudi Arabia 
Uruguay 0:1 Spain 
Montgomery United 4:1 Apotheos 
NJ/NY Gotham FC W 2:0 Kansas City W 
Snohomish United 3:0 Bigfoot 
Tucson 3:1 City SC 
Egypt 1:1 Iran 
New Zealand 1:5 Belgium 
UNSW U20 3:1 Sutherland Sharks U20 
Edgeworth Eagles 3:2 Adamstown Rosebuds 
Hamilton Olympic 0:0 Cooks Hill United 
Charlestown City Blues 1:3 Belmont Swansea 
South Hobart 6:1 Glenorchy Knights 
Toronto Awaba Stags 0:2 Cessnock City Hornets 
SKA Khabarovsk II 3:2 Rotor-2 
Magic United 3:5 Brisbane City 
Clarence Zebras 1:1 Launceston United 
Riverside 6:0 Ulverstone 
Hobart City 2:2 New Town 
Devonport U21 4:1 Launceston U21 
Burnie Utd. 0:6 Northern Rangers 
Somerset 2:2 Ulverstone U21 
O'Connor Knights 1:0 Canberra Olympic 
Western Sydney Wanderers U23 3:3 Manly United 
UNSW 1:3 Sutherland Sharks 
Queanbeyan City 2:1 Canberra White Eagles 
Para Hills Knights 0:9 MetroStars 
Campbelltown City 0:0 West Adelaide 
Playford City Patriots 0:1 FK Beograd 
Modbury Jets 4:1 Adelaide Olympic 
In a tough and exciting match at the MKM Stadium, the Wigan Warriors pulled off a big comeback to beat Hull FC 20-16. This win helped them move up to third place in the Super League standings.
First Half: Hull Takes Control
Hull FC came out strong and controlled the first half. They scored early and kept the pressure on Wigan, building a lead that had their fans cheering.
- Hull scored two tries in the first 30 minutes.
- Wigan struggled to find their rhythm and made several mistakes.
- At halftime, Hull led 16-6, looking confident.
Second Half: Wigan Fights Back
Wigan came out for the second half with new energy. They tightened up their defense and started to find gaps in Hull’s line.
- Wigan scored a try just 10 minutes into the second half.
- They added another try soon after to tie the game at 16-16.
- A late penalty goal gave Wigan the lead for good at 20-16.
Final Stand: Wigan Secures the Win
Hull tried to mount a late rally, but Wigan’s defense held strong. The final whistle blew with Wigan up 20-16, securing a hard-fought victory. The win pushes Wigan up to third place, while Hull is left to think about what could have been after a strong first half.