News Archive

Paul Zammit extends his stay

Mr. Paul Zammit will be the Birkirkara's Head Coach till the 2016-2017 season as has has reached an agreement with the Club for a three-year contract, a few moments ago.

'We won what the Club deserves - the double' - Mr. Johann Scicluna

Birkirkara FC's Women's Team commitments for Season 2012-2013 ended in a brilliant way, as the Stripes won the knockout competition after having landed the league title just 3 weeks prior. Their coach, Johann Scicluna sent a message to the Birkirkara supporters.

Birkirkara win the knockout to complete the double

Birkirkara Women's team ended their 2012-2013 commitments in a brilliant fashion as they completed their bid to win the double on Wednesday evening. In a match that brought out the best from the top sides of Women's football, the present Champions defeated Mosta with a 5-3 score after the penalty shoot-out in the knockout final.

Barbeque on 7 June

Birkirkara FC's Supporters sub-committee is organising a barbeque on Friday 7 June at 19:30, on the roof of the Clubhouse, at Valley Road, Birkirkara. This will be another event as part of the celebrations on the occasion of winning the Premier League.

'We are considering it as a war' Johann Scicluna

League Champions Birkirkara will be facing Mosta this evening in the Women's knockout final, in their bid of winning the double, and just a few hours before kick-off, Women's Team Coach Johann Scicluna gave his comments to this website.

'I really cannot wait till Wednesday' - Isabelle Mazzitelli

Excitement for this Wednesday's knockout final between Birkirkara and Mosta is surely kicking in. Isabelle Mazzitelli who scored the decisive goal three weeks ago in the last match of the league, shared her thoughts before this much awaited match.

Birkirkara and Mosta face off in Women's knockout final

The 2012-2013 season will come to an end with the Final of the Women's knockout this Wednesday when Birkirkara will face Mosta, in the battle for the second most prestigious domestic honour.

BOV Premier League Champions Commemorative Poster

A commemorative poster featuring BOV Premier League Champions Birkirkara FC has been published by Bank of Valletta and is available for free from the Birkirkara FC clubhouse, and Bank of Valletta's branches in Birkirkara and Fleur-de-lys.

Under 15s End Their Campaign With Fine Win Over Tarxien

Our Under 15s team managed to end their league commitments for this season with a 3-0 win over Tarxien Rainbows at the Rabat Ajax Ground on Thursday evening. Even though there was no chance of obtaining promotion, this win helped Birkirkara to keep hold of third place ahead of Pembroke Athleta.

Women's Team in Final to keep dream of Double alive

Birkirkara Women's Team kept their dream of winning the double alive by booking a place in the final of the Women's Knockout, when thanks to a collective effort, they defeated Tarxien Rainbows with a score of 3-0.

Women's Team to face Tarxien in Semi Final

Champions Birkirkara and Tarxien Rainbows will be crossing swords in the Women's Knock-Out Semi Final this evening.

'Ghar-Raba' Darba' Party at Aria Club

Birkirkara FC's Supporters sub-committee is organising an open-air party this Saturday 25 May from 22:30 onwards at Aria Club. DJ Armani will be playing the hottest tracks and entertainment is guaranteed. Nathan D of 89.7 Bay, Dani B & Dave Zee will be the supporting DJs on the night.

U16 Girls lose knockout final

A solitary goal just before the end of the first time saw Birkirkara being beaten by Mosta in the Under 16's Women knockout in a balanced match.

Women's team reach Knock-Out Semi-Final

Champions Birkirkara booked a place in the semi final of the Women's Knock-Out as Isabelle Mazzitelli's header mid-way through the second half was enough for the Stripes to overcome resistant Pembroke Athletha.

Under 15s Concede The Double To St Patricks

After giving up any hope of obtaining promotion to Section A, Birkirkara Under 15s found it hard to motivate themselves enough in order to stave off the challenge of St Patricks, thus allowing the Zabbar to beat them for the second time in two games this season. St Patricks deserved to win this match as they showed more desire, probably because they were playin at their home grounds. Brkirkara seemed to be a disjointed lot , and even though on paper they ought to have had the better of their opponents, they never looked capable of making any type of breakthrough in the locals' well organised defence.