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England Display Attacking Prowess with Dominant Win over Malta

Jun 17 2023 Share

England showcased their formidable attacking prowess in a commanding performance, securing a resounding victory against Malta in the Euro 2024 Group C match. The Three Lions dominated the game from the start, scoring three goals within the first 30 minutes to solidify their position at the top of the group.

Gareth Southgate’s team exhibited their clinical finishing ability, punishing every slight mistake made by the Maltese side. The opening goal came courtesy of an unfortunate own goal by Ferdinando Apap, setting England on their path to victory. The scoring continued with a spectacular strike from Trent Alexander-Arnold and a confidently converted penalty by the prolific forward Harry Kane. In the dying moments of the game, England substitute Callum Wilson sealed the emphatic win by converting a penalty awarded through VAR intervention. Wilson sent Bonello the wrong way, capping off a comfortable and dominant performance by the English side.

With this win, England maintained their perfect record in the group stage, reaching the nine-point mark and firmly securing their position at the summit of Group C. On the contrary, Malta remained at the bottom of the group, yet to collect a single point from three matches. They now face a challenging away trip against Ukraine in Slovakia, hoping to bounce back quickly from this defeat.

While Malta’s defeat was not unexpected against the talented English squad, their failure to register a single shot on target raises concerns about their effectiveness in the attacking third. Coach Marcolini must address this issue to improve their chances of securing points in the remaining matches.

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Russell Crowe returns to Malta for his band’s concert on Saturday

Jun 16 2023 Share

New Zealand blockbuster star Russell Crowe is back in Malta, ahead of his band’s concert on Saturday.

The Russell Crowe’s Indoor Garden Party will perform in St. George’s Square Valletta on Saturday evening ahead of the Mediterrane Film Festival’s opening.

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Maltese Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo took to Facebook to share his enthusiasm in welcoming Crowe back to Malta, posting a snap of himself alongside Crowe and Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech.

The Mediterrane Film Festival will run from June 25th to June 30th, welcoming filmmakers, enthusiasts, industry professional and special guests from all across the Mediterranean to celebrate the platform.

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Bad Boy Cleaners Committed To Giving Back To Community Since Late 1960s

Jun 16 2023 Share

Local award-winning company Bad Boy Cleaners has always strongly believed in giving back to society, reaffirming their commitment to creating a positive impact on their stakeholders.

From employees to customers, communities and their surrounding environment, Bad Boy Cleaners have been giving back to the community in various ways, with the company’s first CSR initiative held in the late 1960s.

Founder Emanuel Degiorgio recalls giving a helping hand in the Mdina catacombs, a company approach and state of mind which has remained constant to this day.

Just a few weeks ago, Bad Boy Cleaners collaborated with Zanzi Homes and the QLZH Foundation to organise a very successful clean-up event in Senglea. Sixty volunteers and 20 divers met at the Senglea seafront to conduct a four-hour operation in order to retrieve discarded items and debris from the city’s seabed.

Kudos to Bad Boy Cleaners!

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Waves Of England Supporters Head To Paceville Before Tonight’s Match

Waves Of England Supporters Head To Paceville Before Tonight's Match
Jun 16 2023 Share

In heavy anticipation of tonight’s Euro 2024 qualifying match between Malta and England, waves of Three Lions supporters have flocked to Paceville this afternoon, potentially to get a few drinks in before tonight’s 8:45 kick-off.

 

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4,000 English supporters made their way to Malta for tonight’s match, as the Three Lions go head to head with Malta’s national team in what is one of the island’s biggest matches of the year.

Despite the major hype for tonight’s game, the match has been marred by scam ticket resales, with many failing to secure their spot to a sold-out Ta’ Qali National stadium.

Despite a minor landing issue requiring technical assistance, the England national team also arrived safely in Malta, with Phil Foden spotted chilling in his hotel balcony ahead of tonight’s game.

What do you think tonight’s score will be?

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