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National Amateur Super Cup (Malta)

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The National Amateur Super Cup is an annual super cup football competition that takes place in Malta between the winners of the National Amateur League I, the third and top level of Malta amateur league football, and the winners of National Amateur Cup.[1]

Founded2021; 5 years ago (2021)
RegionMalta
Teams2
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National Amateur Super Cup
Organiser(s)Malta Football Association
Founded2021; 5 years ago (2021)
RegionMalta
Teams2
Current championsBirżebbuġa St. Peter's (1st title)
Most championshipsVarious (1 title)
Websitematchcentre.mfa.com.mt/competition/2603031/Official
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Overview

The match is usually held immediately following the conclusion of the National Amateur League I and the National Amateur Cup.[1] If the same club wins both the National Amateur League I and the National Amateur Cup, then the National Amateur Super Cup is contested between the said winner and the runner-up of the National Amateur League I.[1]

The inaugural super cup was originally scheduled to be held at the end of the 2020–21 season. However, following the Malta Football Association's decision[2] to terminate all football domestic competitions due to the nationwide ban on organised sports events as announced by the Government and the Public Health Authorities due to the onset of COVID-19,[3][4] this was not ultimately held.

The first held edition was eventually held in 2022 and it was won by Żabbar St. Patrick.[5] The current holders are Birżebbuġa St. Peter's,[6] with Senglea Athletic and Mtarfa winning the previous editions.[7][8]

So far, all finals were held at the Centenary Stadium. In 2025 Victoria Hotspurs became the first club from Gozo to contest the Amateur National Super Cup.

Results

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Results by club

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Club Wins Last final won Runners-up Last final lost Total appearances
Birżebbuġa St. Peter's 2 2026 0 — 2
Żabbar St. Patrick 1 2022 1 2023 2
Senglea Athletic 1 2023 0 — 1
Mtarfa 1 2024 0 — 1
Żurrieq 0 — 1 2022 1
Mġarr United 0 — 1 2024 1
Victoria HotspursGozo 0 — 1 2025 1
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