- Kyle Cassel (28),
- Zarrin Galea (43),
- Tyson Jackson (46),
- Lucas Borg (55),
- Lucas Borg (68)
- Diego Bravo Graham (9),
- Ben Fisher (38),
- Diego Becerra (49),
- Mitch Black (71)
- Tyler Cassel (2/2),
- Jordan Xuereb (3/3)
- Mitch Black (3/3),
- James Horvat (0/1)
- Zarrin Galea,
- Lucas Borg,
- Logan Sipple,
- Bryson Demanuele,
- Eli Foote,
- Jordan Xuereb,
- Jayden Azzopardi,
- Zachery Vella,
- Luke Huth,
- Kyal Greene,
- Tyler Cassel,
- Kyle Cassel,
- Anthony Bucca.
- Subs: Riley Tonna,
- Carlo Cassar,
- Tyson Jackson,
- Dylan Hodson
- Javier Ramirez Ley,
- Christian Sandoval,
- Sebastian De La Paz,
- Zane Artesi,
- Jayden Jorquera,
- Mitch Black,
- James Horvat,
- Brandon Tobar,
- Nick Doberer,
- Diego Becerra,
- Harry Croker,
- Diego Bravo Graham,
- Austin Olivares.
- Subs: Ben Fisher,
- Chris Castillo,
- Alvaro Avaria Jiminez,
- Mauricio Reyes Vega
Match report
Malta, with two tries to winger Lucas Borg, held on to defeat Chile at Forshaw Park in Sydney 30-22 in a men’s senior international for world ranking points. Chile, in their first run out since a 34-14 win over Colombia in Jerico in the South American Championships 11 months ago, took the lead through Diego Bravo-Graham as the Weichafes opened strongly.
Kyle Cassel replied but Chile went in ahead at the break through Ben Fisher’s try. Malta responded with a length of the field effort from Zarrin Galea and they went further ahead when Tyson Jackson crossed.
Malta head coach, Aaron McDonald, noted: “We had four guys on debut today and a very different team to what we put out two weeks ago against Italy. It was scrappy at times, but the effort towards the end of the game when Chile were coming back, and the boys dug deep, was commendable.”