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 
Weston Bears 3:2 Lambton Jaffas 
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 
The Women’s Super League saw two powerhouse teams deliver commanding performances this week. League leaders Wigan kept their perfect record intact by flattening Featherstone Rovers with a stunning 70-10 scoreline. Meanwhile, St Helens also grabbed a big win to keep the pressure on at the top of the table.
Wigan Run Riot to Stay Unbeaten
Wigan showed no mercy against Featherstone, running in try after try to post their biggest win of the season. The defending champions looked sharp in attack and ruthless in defense, never giving the Rovers a chance to breathe.
- Wigan scored 12 tries in total, with multiple players crossing the line.
- Featherstone managed just two tries but were outclassed from start to finish.
- The win keeps Wigan at the top of the league with a 100% record.
St Helens Keep Title Hopes Alive
St Helens also made a statement with a dominant victory of their own. They controlled the game from the opening whistle, building a big lead early and never looking back. The result puts them in a strong position as the season heads toward the playoffs.
- St Helens’ defense was rock-solid, limiting their opponents to just a few scoring chances.
- Their attack clicked across the board, with tries coming from both forwards and backs.
- The win keeps them close behind Wigan in the standings.
What These Results Mean for the League
With Wigan and St Helens both firing on all cylinders, the race for the Women’s Super League title is heating up. Featherstone will need to regroup quickly if they want to climb the table. Fans can expect more thrilling action as the season continues.