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26/08/2026

Opposition Leader Alex Borg was among the spectators at the National Pool Complex as Neptunes clinched their 28th league title with a commanding victory over rivals Sliema. Neptunes, who had already topped the regular-season standings, sealed the championship with another dominant display, never allowing Sliema to threaten their grip on the title.

Early goals from Ivan Nagaev and Sam Gialanze set the tone, while Steve Camilleri and Marko Zuvela kept the Reds firmly in control throughout the matchBorg congratulated players and officials after the final whistle, acknowledging the club’s achievement and the strong turnout for the decisive match.

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Gianluca Chetcuti delivered one of Malta’s standout performances at the XX Mediterranean Games in Taranto, finishing fou...
26/08/2026

Gianluca Chetcuti delivered one of Malta’s standout performances at the XX Mediterranean Games in Taranto, finishing fourth in the Trap Men’s Final after a composed and competitive showing against seven of the region’s top shooters.

Chetcuti entered the final in excellent form, having placed fourth in qualification with 120 clays, just one behind Spain’s Andrés García García and Greece’s Ioannis Chatzitsakiroglou, and four behind Italy’s Emanuele Buccolieri. His strong start in the final kept him in early contention for the podium, even briefly challenging for the lead.

Ultimately, Chetcuti hit 17 of 20 targets before elimination. He finished level with Italy’s Buccolieri, but the tie‑break determined by bib number went in the Italian’s favour, leaving the Maltese shooter just outside the medals.

Gold was decided in dramatic fashion, with García García defeating Chatzitsakiroglou in a shoot‑off after both hit 28 targets. Buccolieri secured bronze with 21.

Malta’s second entrant, William Chetcuti, narrowly missed the final after finishing two clays short of qualification.

26/08/2026

Neptunes WPSC have been crowned Maltese champions for the 28th time, completing a historic triumph after overpowering rivals Sliema in the decisive league final. The victory marks a return to domestic supremacy for the Tal‑Qroqq side, who had last lifted the title in 2019.

Neptunes entered the final series as regular‑season leaders and immediately asserted control. Their fast start proved crucial, with early goals setting the tone and forcing Sliema onto the back foot. The Reds’ attacking trio — including Steve Camilleri, Marko Zuvela and Sam Gialanze delivered throughout, combining clinical finishing with relentless pressure.

Defensively, Neptunes were equally composed. Goalkeeper Matthew Castillo produced key interventions at pivotal moments, shutting down Sliema’s attempts to shift momentum. With superior organisation and sharper ex*****on, Neptunes maintained control from start to finish.

The final whistle confirmed a landmark 28th championship, strengthening Neptunes’ status as Malta’s most decorated waterpolo club and capping a season defined by consistency, depth and elite match temperament.

26/08/2026

Neptunes WPSC have been crowned Maltese waterpolo champions for the 28th time, securing one of the most significant titles in the club’s modern era after overcoming traditional rivals Sliema in the decisive championship match. The victory adds another major honour to Neptunes’ storied legacy and reinforces their status as the dominant force in Maltese waterpolo.

Campos Racing driver Jacob Micallef delivered one of his strongest weekends to date in the Spanish F4 Championship, clai...
26/08/2026

Campos Racing driver Jacob Micallef delivered one of his strongest weekends to date in the Spanish F4 Championship, claiming a hard‑earned third place in Race 1 at Circuito del Jarama. Starting from third on the grid, Micallef held firm through four safety‑car restarts, defending brilliantly to secure his first podium of the season.

The Maltese rookie set the tone early, running consistently inside the top three during free practice. Qualifying for Race 1 proved a learning curve: after experimenting with new lines in his opening run, he improved significantly on fresh tyres to secure fourth, later promoted to third due to a rival’s penalty.

In Race 1, Micallef resisted early pressure from Rocco Coronel and even briefly challenged for second before the leaders’ pace kept him at bay. His strongest defence came during a late restart, where he held off multiple attackers at once before pulling clear.

The remaining races were tougher to convert, with Micallef finishing eighth in Race 2 and 13th in Race 3 after a series of setbacks. Still, the weekend delivered a breakthrough podium and clear progress, leaving him 12th overall and 6th among rookies in the 43‑driver field.

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Matthew Mifsud achieved a landmark moment in his lifting career after securing bronze in both the squat and deadlift at ...
26/08/2026

Matthew Mifsud achieved a landmark moment in his lifting career after securing bronze in both the squat and deadlift at a major international championship, proudly representing Malta on the global stage. His double‑podium performance capped months of relentless preparation, discipline, and determination, earning him a 6th‑place overall finish among the world’s strongest competitors.

🟡Read: https://maltadaily.mt/sports/matthew-mifsud-celebrates-double-bronze-on-world-stage

Birżebbuġa ASC were officially crowned First Division BOV Summer League 2026 champions after securing victory in today’s...
26/08/2026

Birżebbuġa ASC were officially crowned First Division BOV Summer League 2026 champions after securing victory in today’s second play‑off match, a result that sealed the series and confirmed their dominance across the competition. Their triumph comes on the back of Saturday’s strong 22–15 win in the opening play‑off, which had already placed them in a commanding position.

Today’s performance reflected the same tactical clarity and composure that have defined Birżebbuġa’s season. They controlled the rhythm from the early stages, rotating efficiently and maintaining defensive discipline while applying sustained pressure in attack. The squad’s depth once again proved decisive, with key contributors stepping up across all four quarters to ensure the team remained firmly in control.

Photo Source: Francesco Gauci / FrameLab

26/08/2026

🏁 DUNCAN MICALLEF IS NOT RETIRED AND HE’S MAKING THAT VERY CLEAR.

The Maltese drag racing legend, who holds the European record for the fastest drag racer, may have stepped away from regular competition, but his passion for the sport hasn’t faded.

Could we see Micallef back behind the wheel soon?

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26/08/2026

Alex Borg visited the Malta Paintball National Team ahead of their UPBF Paintball World Championship campaign in Dreux, France, next September.

Borg argued that "I had the pleasure of meeting with the Malta National Paintball Team that will be making history next September, representing Malta in the country's first time competing in the UPBF Paintball World Championship."

He argued that paintball went "from being a sport built from nothing, with passion, effort, and a lot of work, today the moment has arrived for the Maltese flag to be waved on the world stage."

Borg wished the team all the success and expressed how proud the Maltese people are of the team.



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