Pietà Hotspurs F.C.

Pietà Hotspurs

Full name

Pietà Hotspurs Football Club

Nickname(s)

Hotspurs

Founded

1968

Ground

Pieta' Hotspurs FC

Capacity

N/A

Chairman

Mario Mallia

Manager

vacant

League

Maltese First Division

2014–15

Maltese Premier League, 11th (relegated)

Home colours

Away colours

Pietà Hotspurs Football Club is a Maltese football club based in Pietà, founded in 1968, the club currently plays in the Maltese First Division.

History

Pietà Hotspurs playing against Floriana during the 1999–2000 Maltese Premier League.

Pietà Hotspurs had their league debut on October 23, 1934, but any success the club had hoped to achieve was postponed due to the outbreak of World War II. After the war's end, Pietà took part in the Anglo Maltese Football League, before joining the Third Division of the National Championships, where they spent ten seasons. Pietà Hotspurs, however, were replaced in the league with Pietà Atlanta in 1962, a team which later changed their name to Pietà Hotspurs in 1973, joining the Fourth Division in 1974. The team won the league and promotion, but spent ten years in the Third Division. They eventually won promotion in 1985, but were soon relegated again. However, they bounced back up and won promotion again in 1988. In 1994 they finally won promotion to the Premier Division.

The club's football nursery has acquired a fame of producing talented footballers such as Cleavon Frendo, Massimo Grima, Valeri Bojinov, Saviour Darmanin and Attila Filkor.

Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Miguel Montfort
2	DF	Karl Micallef
4	DF	Christian Degabriele
5	DF	Travis Bartolo
6	MF	Neil Pace Cocks
7	MF	Dylan Agius
8	MF	Mead Mifsud
9	FW	John Roland Emeka
10	MF	Kyle Cesare
11	MF	Randell Harrevelt
12	GK	Levi Saliba
13	DF	Gary Sultana
14	MF	Nicholas Pisani
15	MF	Azeez Ojo Rasheed
16	DF	Cleaven Zammit

No.	Position	Player
17	MF	Yash
18	DF	Christian Grech
19	MF	Kane Palmier
20	MF	Brendan Scerri
21	MF	Gianfranco Micallef
22	MF	Wail Rizgalla
23	DF	Rodney Grixti
24	GK	Jacob Chircop St.John
25	FW	Malcolm Licari
26	MF	Ayrton Mizzi
27	MF	Clive Vidal
28	MF	Jordie Delia
29	MF	Jan Busuttill
30	DF	Nick Ghio
33	MF	James Scicluna

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Football in Malta

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National teams

men:	Men's National team Olympic (U-23) U-21 U-19 U-17
women:	Women's National team

League system

men:	Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division
women:	Women's 1st Division
youth:	Minors' League U-17 Championship

Domestic cups

men:	National Cup Super Cup Maltese First Division knock-out
women:	Women's Cup

Awards

Footballer of the Year

Lists

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Expatriate footballers
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Records

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