The final act of the year for the Malta women’s national will be an away fixture against Bosnia-Herzegovina in their sixth 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier. The game will be played at the Bosnia-Herzegovina training centre in Zenica on Tuesday (kick-off: 1pm).

Malta is on the back of an undeserved 2-0 defeat against Montenegro, last Friday.

Mark Gatt’s side produced a commanding showing, dominating proceedings but failed to make their pressure count despite creating a number of goal-scoring opportunities.

This defeat left Malta fourth with four points, trailing Montenegro by five points after the latter secured their third win in these qualifications.

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