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Southern Zone braces for decisive weekend as First Round of Women’s PL ends

Published: 6 days ago
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The Southern Zone of the Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League heads into a defining weekend as the first round of matches comes to an end.

Attention will be on defending champions Police Ladies, who have struggled for consistency and now travel to face Ladystrikers in a crucial fixture.

Oak Ladies welcome Jonina Ladies in a match that carries contrasting ambitions, with the visitors sitting on 19 points and keen to recover from their recent defeat to Army Ladies.

Oak Ladies, on 11 points, will rely on home advantage as they seek to turn recent draws into valuable wins.

Army Ladies host Soccer Intellectuals with confidence high after strong recent displays, while their opponents continue to search for stability in their campaign.

Halifax Queens also take on Epiphany Warriors in a tightly balanced encounter, as both teams look to respond positively after mixed results in their last outings.

Ladystrikers and Police Ladies meet in a fixture that could shape the mid-table picture, with both sides coming off draws and eager to close the first round on a winning note.

At the Kobby’s Astro Turf, former champions Hasaacas Ladies face debutants Samartex Ladies in their first-ever meeting, with experience up against a side that has already shown resilience on the road.

 

 

 

 

 

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