Fixtures

Malta Challenge League 04/06 12:00 1 Pieta Hotspurs vs Saint Patrick FC Zabbar - View
Malta Challenge League 04/14 12:00 1 Marsa FC vs Pieta Hotspurs - View
Malta Challenge League 04/20 14:30 1 Pieta Hotspurs vs Senglea Athletic - View

Results

Malta Challenge League 03/16 14:00 1 [6] Zurrieq FC v Pieta Hotspurs [5] L 3-0
Malta Challenge League 03/09 13:00 1 [4] Pieta Hotspurs v Melita FC Saint Julian [1] L 0-1
Malta Challenge League 03/02 13:00 1 [4] Senglea Athletic v Pieta Hotspurs [3] L 1-0
Malta Challenge League 02/24 16:00 1 [3] Pieta Hotspurs v Marsa FC [5] D 1-1
Malta Challenge League 02/18 13:00 1 [2] Saint Patrick FC Zabbar v Pieta Hotspurs [3] D 1-1
Malta Challenge League 02/10 15:30 1 [5] Pieta Hotspurs v Zurrieq FC [2] W 2-0
Malta Challenge League 02/03 18:30 15 [6] Pieta Hotspurs v Zurrieq FC [3] W 2-0
Malta Challenge League 01/28 13:00 14 [2] Saint Patrick FC Zabbar v Pieta Hotspurs [5] L 1-0
Malta Challenge League 01/21 15:30 13 [3] Pieta Hotspurs v St Andrews [16] L 0-1
Malta FA Trophy 01/13 15:30 7 Mosta FC v Pieta Hotspurs L 5-1
Malta Challenge League 01/06 15:30 12 [4] Pieta Hotspurs v Luqa SA [12] W 1-0
Malta Challenge League 12/17 18:00 11 [10] Tarxien Rainbows FC v Pieta Hotspurs [7] W 0-1

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 27 12 15
Wins 10 5 5
Draws 7 3 4
Losses 10 4 6
Goals for 34 14 20
Goals against 34 12 22
Clean sheets 8 5 3
Failed to score 7 3 4

Wikipedia - Pietà Hotspurs F.C.

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

History

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

Pietà Hotspurs had their league debut on 23 October 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, as well as Jovica Milijić, a Maltese futsal player of Serbian descent.

Pieta Hotspurs is a Maltese soccer team that was founded in 1949. The team is based in the town of Pieta, which is located in the central region of Malta. The team plays its home matches at the Victor Tedesco Stadium, which has a capacity of 2,000 spectators.

The Pieta Hotspurs have a rich history in Maltese soccer, having won several domestic titles over the years. The team has won the Maltese First Division twice, in 1979 and 2009, and has also won the Maltese FA Trophy on three occasions, in 1982, 1998, and 2005.

The team's colors are red and white, and its crest features a shield with a red and white striped background, a football, and the letters "PH" in the center. The team's motto is "Semper Fidelis," which means "Always Faithful" in Latin.

The Pieta Hotspurs have a strong fan base in Malta, and their matches are always well-attended. The team is known for its attacking style of play and its never-say-die attitude on the field. With a talented squad of players and a dedicated coaching staff, the Pieta Hotspurs are sure to continue their success in Maltese soccer for years to come.