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Local FIFA player retires

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Local FIFA player Christian Spiteri this week has announced his retirement from competitive gaming. Christian appeared in many international FIFA events over the years, he was ranked 34th in the world. Christian did not only play international competitions but also local ones as he is the winner of the first two BOV ePremier Leagues.

Christian’s announcement was posted on his Twitter, where other noteworthy people in FIFA like local player Kurt Fenech and 2019 world champion MoAuba congratulated his career in his replies and wished him luck for the rest of his career. Spiteri in his announcement also said that he’s open to coaching or doing FIFA content.

 

The BOV ePremier League is the e-sports alternative to the BOV Premier League, the highest level of football in Malta. Every team in the Premier League is given the choice to appoint a FIFA player to represent them, with the players then using their Ultimate Team squad to beat the other players. Notable players consisted of Christian and football player Dunstan Vella. In the tournament, Christian represented Santa Lucia F.C. and won the tournament two years in a row.

We wish the best of luck to Christian and thank him for representing Malta internationally.

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Over 30% of Maltese 12 to 15-year-olds fully vaccinated

Over 30% of Maltese 12 to 15-year-olds fully vaccinated
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MaltaToday was informed by the Health Ministry that 5,803 youth between the ages of 12 and 15 have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The ministry revealed that 16,200 invitations were sent out to this age group, with 10,892 having recited at least one dose. The invitations were rolled out at the end of June as the EMA approved the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine for the same age group. No major concerns in terms of side effects were recorded. 

Under-15-year-olds will be issued a vaccine certificate through a PIN code which can be used as an alternative to the ID document number which adults find on the back of their ID cards. The children’s parents or guardians will receive important details through SMS. As the vaccination rolls out, 762,832 COVID vaccine jabs were administered up until Tuesday. As of writing this article, 385,049 people are fully vaccinated, meaning that 84.8% of the adult population is fully immunised against the pandemic. 

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8 traits of a drama queen | by Ed’s Common Sense

8 traits of a drama queen | by Ed's Common Sense
Aug 4 2021 Share

1. Someone who throws a tantrum and gets overemotional in most situations.

 

2. Someone who loves seeking attention from others.

 

3. Someone who is the life and soul of a party.

 

4. Someone who struggles to maintain a relationship.

 

5. Someone who has a talent to play the victim at all times.

 

6. Someone who perceives life as one big crisis.

 

7. Someone who can at times be very self-absorbed.

 

8. Someone who sees life as black or white thinking

Tag someone who needs to see this.

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Footballer becomes first ever transgender and non-binary person to win Olympic medal

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Canadian footballer Quinn wrote their name in the Olympics history books when Canada beat North American rivals USA in the football semi-final. This win meant that the Canadian team will be going back home with a medal around their neck and that midfielder Quinn will be the first open transgender and non-binary person ever to win an Olympic medal.

The OL Reign player, played in both knockout wins over Brazil and USA and will now be hoping that they will play in the final over Sweden. Over their career Quinn, has played in many countries not only Canada. They boast the experience of playing in France, Sweden and USA. They were the first ever Canadian player to play in collegiate football.

 

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The highly contested match has already had many setbacks, as both teams asked the IOC to postpone Friday’s match because of concerns of excessive heat on the day. The match which now has importance for more than one reason, will be watched by millions seeing if Canada can win a historic football Olympic medal, the first since 1904 and if Quinn can become the first transgender and non-binary person to win gold.

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