August 2006 in Sports - 10 August 2006 (Thursday)

10 August 2006 (Thursday)

  • Football:
    • 2006–07 UEFA Cup, Second qualifying round, first leg.
      • APOEL 1 – 1 Trabzonspor
      • Hapoel Tel Aviv 1 – 2 Domžale (played at Tilburg, The Netherlands)
      • CSKA Sofia 0 – 0 Hajduk Rodić M&B Kula
      • Roeselare 2 – 1 Ethnikos Achna
      • Dinamo Bucharest 1 – 0 Beitar Jerusalem
      • FK Partizan 2 – 1 Maribor
      • Sarajevo 1 – 0 Rapid Bucharest
      • Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv 0 – 2 Lokomotiv Sofia (played at Senec, Slovakia)
      • Tirana 0 – 2 Kayserispor
      • Artmedia Bratislava 2 – 1 Dinamo Minsk
      • Ried 0 – 0 FC Sion
      • Videoton 1 – 1 Grasshoppers
      • Karvan 0 – 2 Slavia Prague
      • Chornomorets Odessa 0 – 0 Wisła Płock
      • FC Basel 1 – 0 FC Vaduz
      • Zimbru Chişinău 0 – 0 Metalurh Zaporizhzhya
      • Mattersburg 1 – 1 Wisła Kraków
      • Hertha Berlin 1 – 0 Ameri Tbilisi
      • Rubin Kazan 3 – 0 BATE
      • BSC Young Boys 3 – 3 Marseille
      • I.K. Start 1 – 0 Drogheda United
      • Odense 1 – 0 Llanelli
      • Randers 3 – 1 Kaunas
      • FC Twente 1 – 1 Levadia Tallinn
      • Ventspils 0 – 1 Newcastle United
      • Brann 3 – 3 Åtvidabergs
      • Molde 0 – 0 Skonto Riga
      • Flora Tallinn 0 – 0 Brøndby
      • Sūduva 0 – 2 Club Brugge
      • Gretna 1 – 5 Derry City
    • Zlatan Ibrahimović becomes the latest star to exit Juventus in the wake of their forced relegation due to the 2006 Serie A scandal. Juve sells him to Inter Milan for a reported €24.8 million (USD 32 million).
    • New England manager Steve McClaren announces that Chelsea star John Terry will be the team's new captain, with Steven Gerrard of Liverpool as vice-captain. (The FA)

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