On Saturday 28th February, the finals of the Enemed Super Cup were played at the National Sports School in front of a strong crowd that created an excellent atmosphere for both matches. The day also marked a historic milestone, as Futsal Video Support (FVS) made its official debut in the Super Cup competition.
Women’s Final
Swieqi United Futsal LECO7 0-6 Zero Sei Futsal
Zero Sei Futsal made history with a commanding 6-0 victory over Swieqi United Futsal LECO7 to win the Super Cup for the first time.
The goals for Zero Sei came through Amanda Cristina Luiz (2), Vanessa Honoria Carneiro (2), Laura Andrea Echeverri Tobon and Rocio Robles, who all delivered outstanding performances to secure a memorable triumph.
This final also saw the introduction of FVS in the women’s competition. Although the system was available, it was not required during the match.
Men’s Final
Luxol St Andrews Futsal Club 7-3 University of Malta Futsal
In the men’s final, Luxol St Andrews Futsal Club defeated University of Malta Futsal 7-3 in another intense clash between the two rivals.
Luxol built a 4-0 lead by half-time and maintained control despite a second-half response from University of Malta Futsal.
Luxol’s goals were scored by Da Silva Galewski Maicon, Marmara Ryan, Negreiros Rosas Murad Luiz Henrique, Da Silva Santos Everton (2), Borg Michael and Nathan Cope , while University of Malta Futsal found the net through Fernandez Cristian Jose (2) and Da Silva Rodrigues Rodrigo Jose.
The match also saw FVS used twice. University of Malta Futsal requested a review on Luxol’s opening goal, but the original decision stood. Later, Luxol requested a review on a University of Malta Futsal goal, which was subsequently disallowed following the video check.
