San Gwann are the new leaders of Amateur League 1 after securing a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Qormi, capitalizing on Vittoriosa’s slip-up. Despite falling behind in the first half, the Saints equalized through Adam Falzon before Ricardo Velasquez netted the winner in the 82nd minute, marking their 11th consecutive league win and a new club record.
Vittoriosa Drop Points Against Ten-Man Zejtun
Former leaders Vittoriosa Stars were held to a surprising goalless draw by a resilient Zejtun Corinthians, who defended bravely despite playing the entire second half with ten men.
Birzebbuga Struggle in Stalemate with Luqa
Birzebbuga’s scoring woes continued as they failed to find the net in a third consecutive match, drawing 0-0 against Luqa St Andrew’s. Luqa created better chances but were denied by goalkeeper Julian Azzopardi’s superb saves.
Qrendi Crush Xghajra to Keep Top Six Hopes Alive
Qrendi dominated Xghajra Tornados with a 5-2 win, boosting their chances of securing a Top Six spot. Ayesller Carvalho and Leo Salgado led the charge, while Xghajra failed to mount a comeback. Qrendi now need a win next week and favorable results elsewhere to qualify.
Mellieha Stun Attard with Late Goals
Mellieha snatched a 2-0 victory over Attard with two late strikes, including a Marc Bolane Adonis penalty. Attard, needing points for a Top Six finish, must now secure at least a draw against San Gwann.
Kirkop Outgun Rabat in Eight-Goal Thriller
Kirkop United secured a crucial 5-3 victory over ten-man Rabat Ajax, notching their first win of 2025. Despite Rabat equalizing twice, Kirkop’s late surge sealed the win, leaving Rabat in the relegation zone.
Marsaskala Overcome Pembroke to Climb Table
Marsaskala earned a vital 2-0 win over Pembroke Athleta, moving up to 12th place. Goals from Joshua Ojelabi and James Oghenekewaro, along with a resilient defensive display, secured the three points.
Gharghur Claim Rare Victory Over Bottom-Side Msida
Strugglers Gharghur edged Msida St Joseph 1-0, securing only their second win of the season. Miguel Simiana’s first-half strike proved decisive, while Msida remain winless and rooted to the bottom of the table.
