Mġarr United stay perfect as San Ġwann earn first win; Hibernians and Swieqi cancel each other out

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Mġarr United extended their flawless start to the Assikura Women’s League with a ninth consecutive victory, tightening their grip on top spot. Their latest win moves them eight points clear, capitalising on last Thursday’s stalemate between joint runners-up Hibernians and Swieqi United.


Hibernians 0–0 Swieqi United

Hibernians: M. Cachia; N. Geren, C. Schechinger, A. Galea, J. Dimech, K. Chetcuti (85’ I. Farrugia), C. Zulu (74’ S. Farrugia Sacco), G. Mifsud, N. Celeste (46’ L. Ayres), N. Sciberras, S. Kabene.
Coach: Martina Borg

Swieqi United: P. Araujo; V. Rapa, S. Urpani, S. Abdulai, A. Yaneva (78’ E. Micallef), S. Zammit, J. Schembri (70’ J. Flask), T. Falzon, A. Kricak, M. Cachia, S. Saliba.
Coach: Dorianne Theuma

Referee: Matteo Falzon

Hibernians and Swieqi United delivered a high-tempo, balanced encounter that somehow ended without goals despite several promising chances at both ends.

Goalkeepers Maya Cachia and Patricia Araujo were decisive, producing a string of strong saves that kept the score level. Both sides hit the woodwork and pushed hard in the closing stages, but neither found the breakthrough, forcing the teams to settle for a point apiece.


San Ġwann 4–2 Valletta

Scorers: Russell 18’, 57’, Fanega 44’, Al Girbi 49’ (S); Csik 88’, Joelma 90’ (V)

San Ġwann: J. Caruana; A. Rapa, M. Kasim (46’ F. Al Girbi), L. Vella, T. Muscat (46’ S. Blihi), H. Russell, R. Borg (46’ R. Zerafa), M. Fanega, K. Vella, K. Paris (59’ N. Attard), N. Addo (75’ E. Borg).
Coach: Julian Camilleri

Valletta: D. Grech (59’ G. Grima); S. Fenech (59’ E. Marmara), L. Cassar, S. Caruana (77’ A. Carbonaro), E. Csik, L. Zolorsano, Joelma, M. Belkis (46’ S. Muscat), N. Grixti, I. Sultana, S. Bugeja.
Coach: Anthony Cremona

Referee: Sean Taliana Sammut

San Ġwann celebrated their first win of the season with a well-earned 4–2 victory that lifts them to four points and breathes new life into their campaign.

A standout performance from Hailey Russell, who struck twice, set the tone for the home side. Goals from Morena Fanega and Fatma Algirbi added further cushioning as San Ġwann controlled large stretches of the match.

Valletta mounted a late rally through Eliza Csik and Joelma, but the damage had been done, leaving the Citizens rooted to the bottom of the table with just one point.


Birkirkara 1–3 Mġarr United

Scorers: Villegas 22’, Hernandez 45+3’, A. Grech 48’ (M); Gauci 83’ (B)

Birkirkara: J. Zarb; G. Zahra (79’ I. Camilleri), L. Azzopardi, S. Farrugia, A. Busuttil (62’ A. Vassallo), P. Lamanna, Y. Grech (62’ K. Axiak), S. Francalanza (46’ M. Gauci), H. Sekura, M. Ueda, S. Anima.
Coach: William Mock

Mġarr United: G. D’Antuono; A. Camilleri, A. Villegas, M. Debono (89’ S. Spiteri), Y. Carella, L. Cefai, V. Villegas (89’ Y. Debono), Y. Mendez, M. Hernandez (68’ B. Borg), R. Bajada (89’ M. Stagno), A. Grech.
Coach: Ryan Vella

Referee: Mark Azzopardi

Mġarr United strengthened their title credentials with an authoritative victory over Birkirkara.

The league leaders asserted control early, going two goals up before half-time thanks to composed finishes from Valeria Villegas and Maria Hernandez. Soon after the restart, Amber Grech added a third to effectively seal the contest.

Birkirkara’s Maia Gauci pulled one back in the closing stages, but the Stripes struggled to match Mġarr’s intensity and precision, allowing the Greens to maintain their perfect record.

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