UAE Falcons take European Open Challenge by storm

Friday, 13 May 2022 12:09

By ARN News Staff

The UAE thrashed Malta 70-34 at the European Open Netball Challenge that's underway at the Isle of Man in the UK.

Later on, the UAE Falcons defeated Israel 85-24.

Despite a shaky start, the Falcons were able to produce a variety of combinations of play to take a massive 85 goals in the game.

The UAE Falcons are currently 25th in the world and will face Republic of Ireland later Friday.

The 12-member strong squad will compete in two competitions - the European Challenge Event and an invitational event that includes teams such as Switzerland and the Cayman Islands.

Europe Netball will live-stream all matches on their YouTube channel.

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