Boston Legacy W 2:0 Chicago Red Stars W 
Orlando Pride W 3:0 Kansas City W 
Racing Louisville W 0:2 Bay FC W 
FC Motown II 4:2 Long Island Rough Riders 
Santafé Wanderers 3:2 Sunflower State 
Tecnico Universitario 0:2 Macara 
Sport Boys 1:0 Comerciantes 
Utah Royals W 1:3 NJ/NY Gotham FC W 
Tucson 2:1 Capo 
West Seattle Junction 3:5 Snohomish United 
New Town 0:3 South Hobart II 
Glenorchy Knights U21 0:3 Olympia Warriors 
Port Melbourne 0:5 North Sunshine Eagles 
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South Hobart 2:0 Ulverstone 
Singleton Strikers 1:0 South Cardiff 
Cessnock City Hornets 2:1 Dudley Redhead United 
Moreland City 0:1 Springvale 
Clarence Zebras 1:2 Launceston City 
Devonport City 2:0 South East Utd. 
Hobart Utd. 1:3 Hobart City 
Northern Rangers 5:0 Launceston U21 
Somerset 1:0 Riverside Olympic U21 
Launceston United U21 3:3 Burnie Utd. 
Canberra Olympic 2:1 Canberra White Eagles 
Melbourne City II 2:2 Heidelberg United 
Eltham Redbacks FC 3:1 North Geelong Warriors 
Newcastle Croatia FC 1:2 Lake Macquarie 
Canberra FC 2:0 Brindabella 
Tuggeranong United 1:0 Belconnen United 
Ireland secured a 36-20 victory over Japan in the Nations Championship on Saturday. But not everyone on the team was completely happy with how things went.
Conor Murray Shares His Thoughts
Former Ireland scrum-half Conor Murray said that Ciaran Frawley, who played at fly-half, will likely be frustrated with his performance. Murray explained that Frawley had a chance to prove himself but didn’t fully take it.
The Fly-Half Role Is Tough
Playing fly-half for Ireland comes with a lot of pressure. Murray pointed out that there is strong competition for the position. Frawley will need to learn from this experience and improve.
What This Means for the Team
Even though Ireland won, the team needs all players to be at their best. Frawley’s frustration could motivate him to work harder in training. The coaches will be watching his progress closely.
A Learning Experience for Frawley
In the end, Frawley can use this game as a learning moment. The win was great for Ireland, but individual performances still matter. With more practice, Frawley can bounce back stronger.