Thrills and tight margins on Match Day 10 of water polo BOV Summer League 2025

Jul 21, 2025

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Match Day 10 of the BOV Summer League 2025 delivered yet another round of electrifying water polo action, with teams clashing in closely contested encounters across two days of competition at the National Pool Complex in Tal-Qroqq. The weekend also featured a dominant performance in the women’s knock-out series.

Friday, July 18 – Match Day 10 Results

Marsaxlokk MFF Ltd 18 – 7 Barracudas
Marsaxlokk cruised to a commanding victory against Barracudas, maintaining full control from start to finish.
Birżebbuġa 12 – 15 Otters Nivea
Otters edged out Birżebbuġa in a fast-paced encounter, thanks to clinical finishing and disciplined defending.
San Ġiljan MAA Daikin 18 – 15 Valletta Peak Insurance Brokers
In one of the day’s highlights, San Ġiljan prevailed over Valletta in a goal-packed affair, showcasing both sides’ attacking flair.

Saturday, July 19 – BOV Centenary Women’s Water Polo Summer League 2025

Sirens C&J Bonavia 23 – 9 San Ġiljan
Sirens made a bold statement in the BOV Centenary Women’s Water Polo Summer League 2025 with a decisive 23-9 win over San Ġiljan. Their dominant display on both ends of the pool underlined their title credentials as they move deeper into the competition.

Saturday, July 19 – Match Day 10 Continued

Ta’ Xbiex Amigos 15 – 17 Marsaskala Optima Projects
Marsaskala held firm in a close contest against Ta’ Xbiex, pulling ahead in the final minutes to secure the win.
Sliema Frank Salt Real Estate 17 – 14 Exiles Welbee’s
Sliema claimed victory in a thrilling match, overcoming Exiles with a strong second-half push.
Sirens Build Fitness 8 – 9 Neptunes Best Gyms Malta
The closest battle of the weekend saw Neptunes edge past Sirens by a single goal, surviving a late surge from their opponents.

The BOV Summer League 2025 continues to provide intense and exciting action as teams vie for top positions in the standings. The next fixtures are set to further intensify the race for the playoffs, with both men’s and women’s competitions heating up at the National Pool Complex.