Pietà Hotspurs presented the technical staff who will lead and support the club’s youth team during the 2026/27 season.
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Eighteen Melita players are training with Fusion Oostende during a pre-season camp in Belgium.
Hibernians Football Academy’s U17 boys have travelled to Zlatibor for a pre-season camp featuring matches against Mladost Lučani and Partizan Belgrade.
Mosta FC were crowned champions of the BOV Youth Knock-Out, beating Swieqi United 5-0 in the final held at the National Stadium. Swieqi threatened early through Kian Leonardo, who shot …
The one-year suspension handed to Żabbar St Patrick U17 player Jaden Buckland after the abandoned match against Naxxar Lions has already drawn strong attention, but another aspect of the case is now raising fresh questions.
Fourteen-year-old Amy Catania, one of Malta’s most exciting young footballers, is heading to Italy for a trial with the Under-17 team of Inter Milan. Amy plays for Hibernians and has …
Between the 25th and 27th of July from 8:30am to noon, the International Football Academy (IFA) will host a Top UK Academy Coaching Football Camp at the Żurrieq 11-a-side pitch, …
Valletta FC has appointed Alessandro Piscina as Head Coach of its Competitive Teams and Gen V Programme. Piscina, a UEFA A licence holder, brings top-level youth coaching experience from Italy, …
At the Youth Football Association General Assembly held on Thursday, Norman Darmanin Demajo, President of the Youth FA and former two-term head of the Malta Football Association, chose to focus his intervention not on the sweeping reforms aimed at protecting young players but rather on changes to UEFA solidarity fund distribution.
Norman Darmanin Demajo has been confirmed as President of the Youth Football Association (Youth FA) for another four-year term during the 2025 General Assembly, held last Thursday at the Centenary …
Only a week after the Malta Football Association (MFA) introduced long-awaited reforms aimed at protecting minors in football transfers, disturbing evidence suggests that abusive practices within Malta’s youth football sector persist. A message circulating on social media in recent days has reignited concerns, showing that despite regulatory changes, the toxic culture many believed had been tackled continues to fester.
St Andrews Youth Team celebrated their win in the BOV Youth Knockout Competition beating Pieta Hotspurs 4-1 in the Final. The teams who topped the BOV Youth League bottom 6 …
The Inħobb il-Futbol Foundation (IFF), the Malta Football Players Association (MFPA) and the Youth Football Association have teamed up to embark on a new awareness campaign aimed at promoting positive …
The BOV Youth Knockout resumed over the week, with teams battling it out in the Quarter-Finals for a spot in the final four of the competition. BOV Youth Knockout – …
Hibernians FC recorded an extraordinary win over Balzan FC in the BNF U15 Knockout Final, crowning them champions of the competition and securing a double in the process. BNF U15 …
The BNF U15 Leagues delivered another action-packed weekend of football, with decisive results across both League A and League B as teams prepare for a thrilling final matchday. 🏆 BNF …
As the penultimate matchday of the BOV Youth League unfolded, both Section A and Section B saw crucial results that leave everything to play for in the final week. Promotion …
