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Source: https://www.postbulletin.com/sports/prep/girls-soccer-results-for-thursday-sept-11-2025

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Matchday 2 of the Euro Beach Soccer League Viareggio 2025 Division B decided the semifinal contenders, with Romania, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Lithuania booking their spots. Belgium and Malta fell short and will remain in Division B for next season.

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Group A
Azerbaijan win 5-4 against Belgium
Belgium struck first through Ennya, but Elchin levelled for Azerbaijan before Sabir turned the game around. Belgoim’s Depotbecker equalised late in the period to make it 2-2 heading into the break.

Cardon restored Belgium’s lead in the second period, giving them a 3-2 advantage to carry into the final period of the match.

The third period delivered plenty of drama, with Sahib scoring twice to put Azerbaijan in front. Ennya completed his brace to pull Belgium level once more, but Ramil’s decisive strike sealed a narrow 5-4 win for Azerbaijan.

Group B
Romania win 7-4 against Malta
In the group B game between Romania and Malta, the first period sa two late goals by Malta’s Schembri and Agius to take a 2-0 lead into the break.

Romania turned the match around in the second period, scoring four times through Toma, Suciu and a brace from Maci to lead 4-2.

In the final period, Boata added a double, and Andriescu also found the net. Despite Nezar’s brace for Malta, Romania sealed a 7-4 victory.

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Results
Azerbaijan 5-4 Belgium
Romania 7-4 Malta

Fixtures – 12/09/2024
Kazakhstan vs Romania
Lithuania vs Azerbaijan

To find out more about the Euro Beach Soccer League – Division B, Viareggio 2025, visit beachsoccer.com.

Source: https://beachsoccer.com/division-b-semifinal-line-up-confirmed-in-viareggio

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The City of Grande Prairie, together with the Swan City Football Club, is inviting interested organizations to explore a unique naming rights opportunity for the Indoor Soccer Pitch located at 11319 105 Street.

The Indoor Soccer Pitch is a central hub for sport and recreation in Grande Prairie, welcoming more than 50,000 visitors each year. The facility hosts youth, adult and competitive soccer leagues, as well as cricket, lacrosse, football and community tournaments, making it an important space for play, competition and community pride.

As the naming rights sponsor, organizations will receive significant brand exposure through prominent facility signage, digital and print marketing, and integration in Swan City Football Club programming and promotions. Naming rights opportunities are designed to create mutual value, ensuring partners see direct benefits for their brand while helping support accessible, inclusive community recreation.

Opportunity Details:

• Approximately 53,800 annual visitors. 
• Facility features boarded turf field, seating for 300 spectators, change rooms and washrooms.
• Programming includes youth grassroots programs, competitive leagues, adult leagues, cricket, school bookings and regional tournaments.
• Recommended investment: $15,000 annually, minimum three-year term.

Interested organizations are encouraged to connect with the City’s Sales and Sponsorship team by emailing [email protected] or calling 311, to schedule a discovery session and explore tailored options. Learn more and view the full brochure at cityofgp.com/opportunities.

Source: https://cityofgp.com/culture-community/news-events/news/other/city-grande-prairie-launches-naming-rights-opportunity

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Box Score (PDF)

Next Game:

West Georgia

9/18/2025 | 7 p.m.

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Sep. 18 (Thu) / 7 p.m.

 West Georgia

History

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – North Florida women’s soccer dropped a hard-fought match to UCF, 2-0, at Hodges Stadium on Thursday night.

Redshirt freshman goalkeeper Chrissa Avery secured four saves during the inital 15 minutes of action including a diving save during the 12th minute to keep the score knotted at 0-0. 

She would continue her elite defensive play during the second half ending the match with a career-best eight saves. The eight saves also marked a single-match team high for the Ospreys. For Avery, it marked her second-straight match with at least five saves and her second start of the season.

For the Ospreys, redshirt junior forward/midfielder Isabella Pontieri tacked on pair of shots including one shot on goal, sophomore midfielder Taylor Tamares fired off her second shot on goal of the year and sophomore forward Allison Souers added a shot.

Avery, Sophomore defender Julia Cosgrove, freshman defender Marisa Ocasek and sophomore midfielder Sarah Frazer each logged the full 90 minutes for the Ospreys. For Cosgrove, it marked the fifth match this season that she’s played the full time. 

Redshirt junior forwards Reese Radecki and Allie Fekany both made their third-consecutive starts. 

Despite being tied at the break, UCF would go on to score a pair of goals during the 55th and 73rd minute. 

North Florida will continue its four-match home stand as it will welcome West Georgia. Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 18.

Source: https://unfospreys.com/news/2025/9/11/womens-soccer-drops-hard-fought-battle-to-ucf.aspx

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Manchester United trail SK Brann 1-0 following the first leg of third-round of qualifiers for the Champions League after a frustrating evening in Bergen, Norway, on Thursday that included several of their players’ boots go missing en route to the game.

A Manchester United spokesperson confirmed after the game that the club managed to secure replacements boots for their players in time for kickoff.

On the field, it took Brann 77 minutes to break the deadlock, having had just two attempts on goal before the decisive strike. Signe Gaupset curled in a wide free kick and Ingrid Stevenik nodded the chance home.

United defeated PSV 4-0 and Hammarby 1-0 to reach this stage, but, despite being on top throughout, were unable to capitalise on their chances and now have work to do in the second leg.

“There were a few shoes that disappeared,” United’s Lisa Naalsund told Norwegian television after the game. “We haven’t quite figured out where they are yet. It was right before we went to the stadium, so there was a bit of chaos.”

Naalsund, who is from Bergen, added that her mother brought her the shoes she used in the European Championship with Norway over the summer.

“It was worse with many of her teammates,” Naalsund said. “It’s not ideal that someone has to play with new shoes. We would prefer to avoid that happening.”

Ella Toone had two clear opportunities to earn an early lead, but she was unable to direct her efforts into the net. Three other chances from United were squandered in the first half and although the visitors were dominating in possession and were comfortably in control, they lacked a clinical edge in the final third.

A fast start to the second half almost saw Melvine Malard nudge one into the back of the net, but she couldn’t connect properly and Brann mopped up the chance easily.

Selma Panengstuen was kept rather busy during the evening to keep United at bay. After spilling Dominique Janssen’s initial chance, the Norwegian goalkeeper had to work hard to prevent Jess Park from finding the back of the net with the rebound.

Manager Marc Skinner had limited options on the bench with new signing Fridolina Rolfö and forwards Rachel Williams and Leah Galton carrying knocks. They also lost Grace Clinton to local rivals Manchester City, with Park moving in the opposite direction.

The three signings during the summer window has left concern over depth and rotation for Skinner’s side.

United host the second leg at Leigh Sports Village next week. They will need to overturn the deficit to earn a place in the Champions League for the first time, having lost to Paris Saint-Germain the only other time United have reached this stage of the qualifiers in 2023.

Skinner said: “There was no lack of confidence tonight, but a lack of quality with our final bits.

“For us, we will take them back to Leigh Sports Village, and we need our fans to turn up in great numbers and support us and make it louder than it was in here tonight and see if Brann can deal with that pressure.

“We need to be really clinical and if we are we will win the tie. We should have been more ruthless, and we know that as a group. We will focus on that and we will be ready to fight on all fronts next week.”

United will drop into the second qualifying round of the Europa Cup if they fail to progress from the tie.

Source: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/46226288/manchester-united-stumble-1st-leg-uwcl-qualifiers

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The Division A Relegation Playoff came to a dramatic close in Viareggio, with Estonia and Türkiye securing their places among Europe’s elite for next season. Georgia’s first win of the tournament was not enough to save them, as they join Latvia in relegation to Division B.

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Türkiye win 6-2 against Latvia
Türkiye defeated Latvia to keep their position in Division A. The Turkish side edged ahead late in the first period thanks to Efe’s strike, giving them a narrow 1–0 lead as Latvia struggled to settle into the game.

The second period saw Türkiye take control, with Emrah, Hüseyin, and Ferhat all finding the net. Grīslis pulled one back for Latvia, but Türkiye’s advantage grew to 4–1 heading into the final period.

In the last period, Efe and Emrah both completed their braces, while Grīslis added a second for Latvia. It was not enough to spark a comeback, as Türkiye secured a vital 6–2 win.

Gerogia win 3-2 against Estonia
Georgia edge Estonia for first win of the tournament. Shamiladze found the net midway through the opening period, giving Georgia a narrow 1–0 lead in a tight contest.

Estonia hit back early in the second period through Lepik, but Georgia responded before the break with Todadze restoring their advantage at 2–1 going into the final frame.

Makharadze extended Georgia’s lead to 3–1 with three minutes left to play, and although Lilleorg pulled one back in the final seconds, it proved only a consolation as Georgia sealed their first win of the campaign.

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Results
Türkiye 6-2 Lativa
Georgia 3-2 Estonia

To find out more about the Euro Beach Soccer League Viareggio 2025, visit beachsoccer.com.

Source: https://beachsoccer.com/division-a-relegation-decided-in-viareggio

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