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 
The Wigan Warriors women's team kept their unbeaten record alive with a dramatic 32-28 victory over St Helens. It was a back-and-forth battle that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.
How Wigan Held Off a Furious Comeback
Wigan came out strong and built a solid lead early in the game. But St Helens refused to back down, mounting a serious fight in the second half. The Saints scored several quick tries, cutting the lead to just four points.
- Wigan's fast start gave them a 20-6 halftime advantage.
- St Helens scored three tries in the final 20 minutes to nearly steal the win.
- Strong defense in the last play kept Wigan ahead.
Leeds and York Join the Winners' Circle
Leeds also had a good day on the field, securing a comfortable win. Their attack clicked from the start, and they never let up. York, meanwhile, showed great team effort to come out on top in their match.
- Leeds controlled the game with fast passing and solid tackling.
- York's forwards did the hard work, setting up tries for their backs.
- Both teams now sit in strong positions on the league table.
What This Means for the Women's Super League Season
With Wigan still undefeated, they look like the team to beat. But St Helens showed they can compete with the best. Leeds and York are also building momentum, so the race for the title is wide open. Fans can expect more exciting rugby as the season goes on.