Emelec 1:1 Mushuc Runa SC 
Deportivo Cali W 1:0 América de Cali W 
Botafogo SP 4:2 Juventude 
Boca Juniors 1:0 O'Higgins 
Santa Fe 2:0 Caracas FC 
Defensa Y Justicia 1:1 Aldosivi 
CS Herediano 1:1 Puntarenas FC 
Yenisey II 0:0 Torpedo Vladimir 
Manly Utd U20 6:0 Sydney Olympic U20 
Obolon'-Brovar 0:1 Kudrivka 
Preston 0:1 Cambridge United 
Amiens 0:1 Boulogne 
RTC 0:0 Bhutan U19 
Manly United 4:0 Sydney Olympic 
Heidelberg United 0:0 Sunshine Georgies 
Green Gully 0:0 Dandenong City 
St. Albans Saints 3:2 Hume City 
Keilor Park 0:1 Bayside Argonauts 
Nunawading 1:4 Malvern 
Al-Ahli Jeddah 1:3 Guimaraes 
Coal India 2:2 Rainbow 
NA Suruchi Sangha 0:4 Aryan 
Eastern Lions 1:1 Box Hill 
Penafiel 0:2 Leganes 
Almaz Antey U19 2:1 Lokomotiv Moskva U19 
Adelaide Olympic 5:1 South Adelaide Panthers 
Gyeongju W 6:1 Changnyeong W 
Hwacheon KSPO W 2:0 Boeun Sangmu W 
Seoul W 0:3 Gumi Sportstoto W 
Suwon FMC W 4:0 Incheon Red Angels W 
The Premier Sports Cup group stage is almost over. Just one round of matches remains, and many teams are still fighting for a place in the knockout rounds. This weekend, every point counts. Let’s break down what each team needs to move forward.
Group A: Everything on the Line
In Group A, the top two teams are separated by a single point. The leader needs only a draw to secure top spot, while the second-place team must win to have any chance of advancing. A loss could send them home early.
- The leader: A draw or win guarantees advancement.
- The second-place team: Must win and hope the leader loses if they want to finish first.
- The bottom team: Needs a win and other results to go their way.
Group B: Top Spot Battle
Group B is wide open. Three teams are still in the hunt for the top two spots. The current leader has a two-point cushion, but a loss could drop them to third. The second-place team has a strong goal difference, so even a draw might be enough.
- The leader: A win locks up first place. A draw might keep them ahead.
- The second-place team: A win could put them top. A draw could still be enough if other results help.
- The third-place team: Must win and hope others lose to sneak into second.
Group C: Wild Card Scenarios
Group C is the most unpredictable. The top team has already qualified, but the second spot is up for grabs. Two teams are tied on points, and their head-to-head record will decide who goes through. The bottom team is not out yet, but they need a big win and a lot of luck.
- The top team: Already through, but can rest players or fight for first place.
- The tied teams: A win for either likely secures second place. A draw could leave it to goal difference.
- The bottom team: Needs a win by at least three goals and other results to fall perfectly.
What to Watch This Weekend
With so many scenarios still alive, the final round of group matches promises plenty of drama. Fans should keep an eye on the key matchups and root for their favorite teams. One thing is certain: no team can afford to relax until the final whistle blows.