Malta’s rugby league national team could be crowned European Championship Group C champions this weekend, with the Knights preparing to face Greece at the Marsa Rugby Ground on Saturday.Victory would take Malta to four points from two matches and guarantee top spot in the group, regardless of what happens when Greece face Germany the following weekend. Kick-off is set for 6pm on Saturday, 10th October.The Knights head into the decisive home fixture on a high after pulling off a dramatic 29-28 victory over Germany in Hattingen last weekend, with Zarrin Galea scoring a hat-trick.Caretaker coach Kaine Dimech said the victory had been huge for both the squad and rugby league in Malta, but warned that Greece are expected to arrive with a strong mix of overseas and locally based players.Meanwhile, Malta veteran Jarrod Sammut has revealed that his return to international action has reignited his desire to continue playing at club level.The 39-year-old said he would “love to lace them up” for another season in Britain and is open to hearing from interested clubs.Malta have never beaten Greece at home, meaning Saturday’s clash offers the Knights the opportunity to break that record while simultaneously securing the Group C title.Can Malta finish the job against Greece on Saturday?•