Malta is hosting for the 4th consecutive time the Malta BOV E Premier League tournament where players are set to compete in the biggest tournament hosted in Malta. This tournament has attracted most of the Maltese fifa gamers , which they will be given the chance to represent all the 14 clubs from the BOV Premier League.
The best 18 Players from home joined the veterans from last years competition to compete in the offline qualifier that will determine the players that will be representing the top 14 clubs in Malta. The 14 players that have made it to the the group stages of the tournament, will be allocated with a club of their choice or a club allocated to them by the Malta BOV E Premier League committee. These games are to be played every Tuesday , starting from the beginning of April.
These are the final 14 players that made it to the group stages alongside their respective clubs:
Kyle Callejla – Hibernians FC
Shaun Galea – Hamrun Spartans FC
Glenn Camilleri – Gzira United FC
Ryan Cauchi – Zebbug Rangers FC
Isaac Kyle Grima- Balzan FC
Salvatore Assegnato – Mosta FC
Michael Owen Micallef – Floriana FC
Kursten Sciberras – Gudja United FC
Miguel Grima – Pieta Hotspurs
Manuel Schembri – Sirens FC
Luke Bartolo – Santa Lucia FC
Matthias Farrugia – Marsaxlokk FC
Shaun Dimech – Valletta FC
Gianluca Sant – Birkirkara FC
These 14 players will battle it out in a two legged game , where it will be decided on most goals which is very similar to the champions league format. Every player has to maintain a good form every week in order to gain points and progress to the final stages of the competition. The players will play a total of 16 games with the best player in Malta will be awarded a trophy and a grand prize of €5,000, with the runner up winning a prize pool of €2500 and the 3rd placed player will be awarded with a €1000 prize money. The other players making it through to the knockouts, they will be awarded €250 each as a participation prize.
After the group stages tournament, a knockout will take place where the best 8 players will go head to head for a spot in the final. This will also be on a two legged tie with a draw determining the fixtures of the final 8.
This tournament is normally watched from gamers across Malta and Europe. The whole nation is waiting to watch this most prestigious competition, with the qualified players increasing their practice time to maintain high standards and good quality football.
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