Winnipeg Sea Bears 97:93 Edmonton Stingers 
Atlanta Dream W 89:78 Seattle Storm W 
Capitanes de Arecibo 101:98 Aguada Santeros 
Vaqueros de Bayamon 69:78 Gigantes de Carolina 
Calgary Surge 95:80 Vancouver Bandits 
Washington Wizards 92:88 Utah Jazz 
Phoenix Mercury W 89:92 Indiana Fever W 
Portland Fire W 80:88 Las Vegas Aces W 
Los Angeles Clippers 85:91 Sacramento Kings 
Franklin Bulls 88:92 Otago Nuggets 
Tauranga Whai 95:109 Wellington Saints 
Cairns W 83:91 Logan Thunder W 
South West Metro Pirates W 62:73 Gold Coast Rollers W 
Sydney Comets W 67:59 Hornsby S. W 
Penrith P. W 67:93 Hills Hornets W 
Norths Bears W 77:66 Manly W. W 
Northern Tasmania W 64:86 Waverley W 
Knox W 90:61 Eltham W 
Mt. Gambier W 57:83 Keilor Thunder W 
Casey Cavaliers W 66:98 Dandenong Rangers W 
Bosnia & Herzegovina U20 69:84 Portugal U20 
Terrafirma Dyip 113:100 Titan Ultra Giant Risers 
Cairns Marlins 93:82 Logan Thunder 
South West Metro Pirates 86:126 Gold Coast Rollers 
Sydney Comets 94:89 Hornsby S. 
Norths Bears 91:74 Manly W. 
Penrith P. 75:72 Hills Hornets 
Kalamunda Eastern Suns W 68:64 Perth Redbacks W 
Mandurah Magic W 116:68 Willetton Tigers W 
South West Slammers W 70:98 Cockburn Cougars W 
This Saturday, the Scottish League Cup group stage officially begins. Four top-tier clubs are opening their competitive season with exciting matches. St Mirren are the defending champions, and they will be joined by Dundee, Dundee United, and Falkirk in the action.
Fans can look forward to fast-paced games as teams aim to start strong in the competition. The group stage sets the tone for the rest of the season, so every match matters.
St Mirren: The Title Defenders
St Mirren won the League Cup last season, and they are eager to keep their trophy. The team has a strong squad and plenty of experience. Their opening match will be a test of their championship mindset.
- They are the only holder among the four clubs.
- Their fans expect a good performance to start the season.
With a solid defense and quick attackers, St Mirren could go far again this year.
Dundee and Dundee United: City Rivals in Action
Both Dundee clubs are in the group stage, and they bring fierce local rivalry. Dundee have been working hard in preseason, while Dundee United are looking to make an impact after returning to the top division.
- Dundee hope to build on last season’s progress.
- Dundee United want to prove they belong among the best.
Their matches will be closely watched by fans across the city.
Falkirk: A Club with History
Falkirk complete the quartet of top-tier teams. They have a rich history in Scottish football and are known for their passionate fan base. This season, they aim to surprise bigger clubs in the group stage.
Falkirk’s young players will get a chance to shine on the big stage. The team’s style of play is energetic and direct, which could trouble opponents.
What This Means for the Season Ahead
The Scottish League Cup group stage is the first real test for these clubs. It gives them a chance to build momentum before the league campaign starts. For fans, it’s an exciting time to see their teams in competitive action.
All four clubs will be hoping to advance past the group stage and make a deep run in the tournament. The opening weekend will set the scene for weeks of thrilling football.