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Soccer news — September 10, 2026

Publications tagged with Soccer published on September 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

6 publications

  1. SportsMiddle EastSoccer

    Peru vs Venezuela in South American Volleyball Championship

    Peru faces Venezuela in the third round of the South American Volleyball Championship 2026, with both teams seeking their first win. The match takes place on September 10 at 3:00 PM Peru time (16:00 in Venezuela, 17:00 in Brazil and Argentina) at the Maracanãzinho in Rio de Janeiro. Peru, after losing to Argentina and Brazil, needs a win to maintain hopes of qualifying for the World Cup and Olympics. The match will be broadcast on Latina TV and the CSV's YouTube channel.
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  2. SportsMiddle EastSoccer

    James Rodriguez Set to Join Serie B's Avellino

    James Rodriguez, the Colombian midfielder, is close to signing with Serie B side Avellino in Italy. The 35-year-old is expected to join the club on a free transfer, with the Italian side submitting a formal offer for him. The offer includes a one-year contract with conditions for renewal based on promotion to Serie A. Rodriguez is seeking regular playing time to prepare for the 2028 Copa America.
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  3. SportsSoccer

    Ryan Giggs Urges Man United to Keep 'Generational Talent' JJ Gabriel

    Former Manchester United player Ryan Giggs has praised young talent JJ Gabriel, describing him as a 'generational talent'. Giggs believes Gabriel should stay at Man United to gain valuable experience, rather than going out on loan. He compared Gabriel's attitude to that of Wayne Rooney. Gabriel, aged 15, has already trained with the senior team and could become United's youngest debutant.
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  4. SportsSoccerAquatics

    England Dominates Third Test Against Pakistan

    England leads the third Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston after a dominant performance. Pakistan collapsed on the first day, losing all wickets in just 33.5 overs, with England's bowlers, particularly Ollie Robinson (3-15), Jofra Archer (3-25), and Josh Tongue (4-42), wreaking havoc. England then posted a strong total of 453, thanks to half-centuries from Emilio Gay (60), Harry Brook (75), Dan Lawrence (65), and Jamie Smith (69). Pakistan is struggling at 52-2, trailing by 268 runs.
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