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Friday Aquatic Showdown: three Water Polo matches capitalize on big scorelines

Yesterday saw a series of high-scoring water polo fixtures took place in Malta, characterized by efficient counter-attacks and high offensive output across the leagues.

In a fast-paced game focused on offensive execution, MSK Fish & Fish secured a 23โ€“16 victory over the Barracudas. MSK Fish & Fish’s attack was led by Marco Mannino, who scored 6 goals. He was supported by Dimitrios Dimou, who contributed 4 goals. Team captain John Brownrigg, Jamie Pace Mizzi, and Philip Tabone each scored a hat-trick of 3 goals, keeping their side ahead in the later quarters. For the Barracudas, captain Andrew Magri finished with 5 goals. Marton Doczi added 4 goals, converting opportunities created by exclusion fouls.

Meanwhile, in the Meridianbet Cup 2026, Birzebbuga overcame an even first period to register an 18โ€“13 win against Ta’ Xbiex Amigos. Birzebbugaโ€™s offense relied on Stefan Vidovic, who scored 4 times. Max Aquilina and Miguel Curmi both contributed 3 goals each to sustain their team’s lead. Ta’ Xbiex Amigos stayed in contention early through Roko Pelicari, who led his team with 3 goals. He was aided by Vito Figliomeni, Shailon Cutajar, and Gabriel Bonavia, who scored 2 goals each. After a 4โ€“4 tie in the first quarter, defensive adjustments and foul trouble in the third and fourth quarters allowed Birzebbuga to pull away.

In the final match of the evening, Exiles Welbees established early control to beat Otters Nivea 21โ€“7 in the Premier Promotion 2026 league. Exiles led 4โ€“1 at the end of the first quarter and increased their advantage in each subsequent period. Konstantin Averka led all scorers with 9 goals. Alastair Cook also contributed heavily with 5 goals. Otters Nivea found it difficult to match the transition speed of the Exiles squad. Gorgio La Rosa was responsible for the majority of his team’s output, scoring 4 goals.


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