Midweek Results (25 – 29 July)

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Monday July 25th
UEFA U-19 CHAMPIONSHIP
GROUP A: Netherlands 1-2 France, Norway 0-0 Slovakia (abandoned due to waterlogged pitch)
GROUP B: Germany 3-1 Austria, Switzerland 0-5 Spain

SuperCupNI CHALLENGE MATCH
Northern Ireland U-19s 2-2 Republic of Ireland U-17s (ROI won 4-3 on pens)

FRIENDLIES
BHASVIC Sport 0-2 Lewes Foundation
FC Twente 6-0 West Ham United

Tuesday 26th July
ASEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
GROUP A: Thailand 4-0 Philippines, Vietnam 14-0 Singapore

FRIENDLIES
Glastonbury 2-7 Pen Mill
Middlesbrough 4-2 Chester-le-Street Town
Stirling University 2-0 Motherwell
Tayside 2-0 Dunfermline Athletic

Wednesday 27th July
ASEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
GROUP B: Australia U-20 4-0 Malaysia, Myanmar 17-0 East Timor

FRIENDLIES
Hutchison Vale Dev 3-0 Dunfermline
Leicester City WFC 8-1 Birmingham & West Midlands
Ipswich Town 9-1 Ipswich Wanderers
TNS 1-0 Crewe Alexandra U-18s
Tottenham Hotspur 4-0 Enfield Town

Thursday July 28th
ASEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
GROUP A: Vietnam 4-0 Philippines, Thailand 8-0 Singapore

BALATON CUP
Hungary 1-4 Belarus
Serbia 3-4 Romania

INTERNATIONAL
New Zealand 4-1 South Africa

UEFA U-19 CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS
France 3-1 Switzerland
Spain 4-3 Netherlands

FRIENDLIES
Chichester City 4-0 Winchester City
Eastleigh 1-3 Southampton Saints
Middlesbrough Res v Stockton
Sheffield Wednesday 5-5 Sheffield United
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-4 Sporting Club Albion

Friday 29th July
ASEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
GROUP B: Australia U-20s 20-0 East Timor, Myanmar 2-1 Malaysia

INTERNATIONAL
China 3-0 Zimbabwe

ISLE OF MAN TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT
Isle of Man 4-3 Wigan Athletic

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