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Manchester United deny Atletico Madrid a win with late equalizer

Feb 23 2022 Share

English side Manchester United managed to salvage a 1-1 draw against Spanish side Atletico Madrid in Spain. This game was the two teams’ first leg of their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 tie. The tie will conclude in three weeks time when the Red Devils host Atletico Madrid in Manchester in the historic Old Trafford.

 

 

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The first half was all Atletico Madrid, with the Spanish champions not only dominating the defensive side of the game but also creating more clear cut chances. They scored the first goal of the game in the 7th minute from a well made João Félix header. Manchester United were on top when it comes to possession stats having almost 70% of the ball. The half ended with both teams searching for a needed goal.

The second half unlike the first was more equal when it came chances created. Atletico Madrid looked like they were focusing more on protecting their lead rather than doubling but with the help of their pacy attackers like João Félix and Angel Correa they still managed to create some chances because of their pressing and counter attacks. Manchester United grew into the game as time went on, and seemed more confident that a goal with every minute passing. That coveted goal came in the 80th minute when 19-year old substitution Anthony Elanga managed to squeeze in a goal in a one on one situation against underperforming keeper Jan Oblak.

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Fines to be forgiven if individual does not receive a second one within six months, PN proposes

Fines to be forgiven if individual does not receive a second one within six months, PN proposes
Feb 23 2022 Share

We do not want a system of guillotines, we are not a government who lets the inner circle do what they please and let you pay for their mistakes. We believe in you, we believe in your responsibility. That is why we believe that education is the key to everything.” These were the words of Nationalist Party Bernard Grech during political rally in Hamrun this evening.

Amongst other revelations, the PN leader is proposing a change in the local enforcement system, by which individuals who receive a citation have their fines ‘frozen’ for six months and if they do not receive another one within that six-month period, their initial fine is withdrawn. Grech highlighted that such a measure would be implemented to provide a sense of civic duty within the community and not aimlessly punish people.

Grech also called for further security within the community, going on to highlight that “that is the reason why we must intensify local security with innovative means and a greater sense of community, to ensure that our streets are safe once again.”

During the Hamrun rally, the PN presented its first district candidates Darren Carabott, Josianne Cardona Gatt, Mario de Marco, James Aaron Ellul, Christian Micallef, Paula Mifsud Bonnici and Justin Schembri.

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PN candidate David Pace Ross goes completely paperless for electoral campaign

PN candidate David Pace Ross goes completely paperless for electoral campaign
Feb 23 2022 Share

In a bid to lead by example and promote sustainability, PN candidate David Pace Ross has announced that he is going completely paperless for this election campaign.

Pace Ross, who will be contesting on the eight district, posted a video to Facebook saying that elections are often associated with the mass printing of business cards and flyers. Addressing his youth following, he went on to appeal to his fellow candidates to follow in his footsteps and halt, or at least reduce paper use during their electoral campaign.

Do you think that more candidates should follow in his footsteps?

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PN pledges new MCAST Gozo campus which will include courses focusing on new sectors

PN pledges new MCAST Gozo campus which will include courses focusing on new sectors
Feb 23 2022 Share

If elected, the Nationalist Party will build a brand new MCAST campus in Gozo, which will offer brand new courses related to the 10 new sectors that the PN government will invest in.

This was revealed by Bernard Grech in today’s address as part of the PN’s electoral campaign, where the party leader highlighted that such an investment is being made so that Maltese and Gozitan youths have the opportunity to take their studies further and ultimately, be the first workers and creators which will form part of these new sectors.

Grech also revealed that a PN government will invest in a new Malta Enterprise branch with a unit focusing on promotion of investment in Gozo in a bid to aid and provide direct access to Gozitan businesses.

What do you make of this proposal?

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