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Malta Knights retain Medieval Shield after 34-10 win in Montenegro

A seven-try rout has kept Malta’s Medieval Shield record intact after overcoming a gallant Montenegrin side at the auxiliary pitch of FC Arsenal on Saturday night.

The Malta Knights led 20-0 at half time before a spirited fightback from the Montenegrin national team saw Malta retain the Medieval Shield with a 34-10 victory at Tivat.

There were seven individual try scorers for Malta, including one each from brothers Noah and Jayden Azzopardi, Jayden also kicking a conversion.

A barnstorming debut from prop Josh Cassar was topped off with a try of his own, and 19-year-old Kyle Gauci collected eight points through a try and two conversions.

Montenegro rallied in the second half, but it was too little too late for the home team.

The victory sets up for a blockbuster homecoming as Malta will now host Bulgaria at Marsa Sports Complex next Saturday afternoon.

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