The Malta Premier fixtures for the opening round have officially been revealed.
Here are all the 66 matches as the new season is set to kick off. ‘And while temperatures remain high, kick-off times remain consistent at 18:45 and 21:00’, Malta Premier explained in their statement.
Which fixtures are you most looking forward to?
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Source: Malta Premier
Malta’s Miss Supranational, Hayley Ghiller, has shared an emotional message as her Miss Supranational journey comes to a close.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Hayley reflected on the experience, saying,“And just like that… a journey of a lifetime comes to an end ✨ Standing on that stage tonight, I felt so much more than nerves. I felt pride, gratitude, and the love of an entire nation behind me.”
Representing Malta on the international stage, Hayley expressed deep appreciation for the support she received and the friendships she formed along the way. She paid tribute to her fellow contestants especially Brazil, Puerto Rico, and Curaçao for their beauty, grace, and sisterhood throughout the competition.
“Miss Supranational may be over, but the bonds we’ve built and the strength we’ve found will last a lifetime.” she wrote.
Hayley’s message ended with a note of hope and pride, “Thank you, Malta, for letting me carry your name with pride. This is only the beginning.”
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@Michela_Mallia has opened up about the meaningful tattoos Cruyff got in her honour following their Love Island Malta journey.
The couple, who finished as runners-up in Season 3, captured fans’ hearts with their undeniable chemistry, emotional honesty, and standout moments in the villa.
Since leaving the show, Cruyff has marked their bond with two tattoos, “Faħli” and “Miko” — both heartfelt tributes to Michela.
In a video shared to Michela’s Instagram story, the pair warmly thanked fans for their continued support.
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Taking to social media, Michael Debono, one of the students involved in the ethical hacking case, shared a photo of the official presidential pardon awarded to them by President Myriam Spiteri Debono.
This follows an announcement by Prime Minister Robert Abela that a presidential pardon had been granted to the three students and lecturer.
In his statement, the Prime Minister said the students and their lecturer acted with good intentions and should not have been left to face criminal proceedings alone.
He stated that the State must address such realities, and used the Cabinet’s prerogative to recommend clemency.
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