Colorado Rapids II 1:0 Vancouver Whitecaps II 
Hill Country Lobos 4:0 Houston Sur 
Little Rock Rangers 3:1 Red River 
Lonestar 2:1 Houston FC 
Lubbock Matadors 1:2 Texoma 
Des Moines Menace 0:0 Peoria 
Mississippi Brilla 4:1 Jackson Boom 
St. Louis Ambush 0:3 Springfield 
Sunflower State 0:5 Santafé Wanderers 
U. Catolica 4:2 San Luis 
West Texas 5:5 Denton Diablos 
Sport Boys 3:0 Academia Cantolao 
Flatirons Rush 3:3 Colorado ISA 
Laredo Heat 1:0 AHFC Royals 
Midlakes United 2:3 Ballard 
Real Colorado Foxes 1:3 Utah United 
Algeria 3:3 Austria 
Jordan 1:3 Argentina 
Ventura County 3:1 Real Monarchs 
Marconi S. U20 3:1 Blacktown City U20 
Kingborough Lions 2:1 Devonport City 
Launceston City 1:0 South East Utd. 
Marconi Stallions 2:0 Blacktown City 
Gyeongju HNP 0:3 Pocheon 
Broadmeadow Magic 3:1 Weston Bears 
Gold Coast United 0:1 Moreton City Excelsior 
Canberra FC 1:2 Tuggeranong United 
Canberra Juventus 1:0 Brindabella 
South Melbourne 0:1 Green Gully 
APIA Leichhardt Tigers 0:0 Rockdale City Suns 
After a solid victory over the Barbarians, the Welsh rugby team is now trimming its squad for the upcoming Nations Championship. The win gave coaches a good look at player performance.
Squad Size Cut Announced
Head coach Steve Tandy confirmed the squad will be reduced to 32 to 34 players. This smaller group will travel and train together for the tournament.
Key Reasons for the Reduction
- Better team chemistry and communication
- More efficient training sessions
- Simpler logistics for travel and accommodation
These factors help the team prepare more effectively.
What This Means for the Players
Players who make the cut will have a clear role and more playing opportunities. Those who are left out will need to impress in future matches to earn a spot back.
Looking Forward
With the squad finalized, Wales can now focus on strategy and game plans. Fans can look forward to a competitive and focused team in the Nations Championship.