In a pulse-pounding encounter that came down to the final whistle, Sliema narrowly defeated San Giljan 16–15 to keep their championship hopes alive and force a winner-takes-all decider in the Men’s Premier Winter League.

The match was a showcase of offensive firepower, with Sliema’s attack led by Liam Galea, who found the back of the net 4 times. He was flanked by Benji Cachia and Dino Zammit, who both notched impressive hat tricks. Additional support came from:

• Jake Cachia, Jayden Cassar, Daniel Rizzo, Elijah Schembri, Sam Engerer, and Jamie Gambin: 1 goal each

San Giljan pushed Sliema to the absolute limit, led by a 4-goal performance from Nikolai Zammit and a hat trick by Nico Schiavone. Their scoring was completed by:

• Darren Zammit, Matthew Zammit, and Ben Plumpton: 2 goals each
• Jeremy Abela and Luigi Dimech: 1 goal each

With the series now level, all eyes turn to the upcoming decider to determine who will be crowned the Premier Winter League champions.

B’Bugia Secure Second Victory with Strong Win Over Sirens

Birzebbugia ASC continued their positive momentum in the Men’s Premier Winter League, clinching their second win of the season with a solid 12–9 victory against Sirens.

The B’Bugia offense was firing on all cylinders, led by a trio of hat-trick heroes:

• Miguel Cassar, Miguel Curmi, and Jake Ciantar: 3 goals each
• Nicholas Bugelli, Jake Abdilla, and Max Aquilina: 1 goal each

Despite the loss, Sirens put up a spirited fight. Matthew Mifsud led their charge with a hat trick, supported by:

• Matthew Sciberras & Matthias Bartolo: 2 goals each
• Zach Mizzi & Jerome Zerafa Gregory: 1 goal each

This win marks a significant step for Birzebbugia as they look to climb the league standings.

Valletta Secure Second Win with Convincing Defeat of Neptunes

Valletta maintained their momentum in the Men’s Premier Winter League, securing their second victory of the campaign with an 11–7 win over Neptunes.

Valletta’s clinical performance was spearheaded by Kieyan Borg, who claimed a hat trick. The scoring was well-distributed across the squad:

• Max Zammit, Jacob Sciberras, & Ken Erdogan: 2 goals each
• Matthew Chircop & Mark Carani: 1 goal each

Neptunes struggled to keep pace despite a balanced scoring sheet. Max Lanzon, Sean Mifsud, Enrico Mallia, Luigi Mallia, Jake Bajada, and Jordan Camilleri each contributed a goal in the effort.