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The protest saga comes to an end

By maltasport team - 06.03.2024 15:13
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The protest saga comes to an end

The MFA is a statement published on its website said that the Protest lodged by Marsaxlokk FC in relation to the BOV Premier League match against Sirens FC played on the 11th February 2024 was not being upheld.

The Protests Board did not uphold the Protest following a hearing which took place on Friday 1st March 2024. The MFA said that therefore the result of the said match stands.

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