#match-report

#match-report

Idan Toklomati tapped in a first-touch shot - off a cross played by Pep Biel - from point-blank range to give Charlotte a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute. Toklomati has three goals in the last four games.

The San Jose Earthquakes extended their unbeaten streak to four games with a 1-1 draw against the New York Red Bulls, owing to an own goal in the 58th minute. Cristian Espinoza's cross was redirected into the net by New York's Mohammed Sofo. San Jose managed to equalize despite losing DeJuan Jones to a red card late in the match, forcing them to play a man short for the final 26 minutes. Emil Forsberg scored for New York, marking his second consecutive game with a goal, but they remain winless in their last four games.

Kilkenny controlled the match early, but struggled to secure a decisive lead until late, showcasing a mixed performance against a resilient Wexford team.

West Ham turned the tables at Old Trafford, clinching a surprising 2-0 victory to lift their spirits, while Manchester United struggles continue, now sitting 16th.

Max Arfsten's goal in the 61st minute cements a strong performance from the Columbus Crew, who triumphed over the struggling San Jose Earthquakes in a 2-1 victory.

"Brighton showed incredible resilience to secure a late 3-2 victory against West Ham, highlighting their determination to keep European hopes alive."

"Jack Grealish's first Premier League goal in 15 months and Omar Marmoush's fifth in eight league appearances made the difference, all in the first half alone."

Sommer produced a brilliant save to deny Oumar Solet in a chaotic period in the closing stages that saw Inter boss Simone Inzaghi sent off for entering the field of play.

Chelsea's unexpected home draw against West Ham marked a pivotal moment in the Women's Super League, halting their perfect record and raising excitement in the title race.

The Vancouver Whitecaps moved top of MLS despite being held to a 0-0 draw by struggling Toronto FC.

"Dupont’s injury had a profound impact on our motivation in the second half; we saw it as an opportunity to channel that pain into our performance."

Norwich City faced a crucial opportunity to advance in the Championship, but a 1-1 draw against Oxford United means they remain three points off a play-off spot.

There was no sign of the capitulation to come as Leicester came flying out of the traps and tested Brentford goalkeeper Mark Flekken twice inside the first five minutes.