Malta Premier League 03/17 15:15 21 [9] Gzira Utd v Mosta FC [11] W 2-1
Malta Premier League 03/10 15:15 20 [12] Valletta v Gzira Utd [8] D 1-1
Malta Premier League 03/03 13:00 19 [7] Gzira Utd v Sliema Wanderers [3] L 0-2
Malta Premier League 02/25 10:00 18 [13] Sirens v Gzira Utd [7] W 0-4
Malta Premier League 02/18 15:15 17 [12] Gzira Utd v Gudja United [14] W 3-0
Malta Premier League 02/10 15:15 16 [7] Naxxar Lions v Gzira Utd [11] W 0-1
Malta FA Trophy 02/07 17:00 8 Gzira Utd v Hibernians W 1-0
Malta Premier League 02/04 15:15 15 [11] Gzira Utd v Balzan FC [9] D 1-1
Malta Premier League 01/28 13:00 14 [8] Hibernians v Gzira Utd [10] L 3-2
Malta Premier League 01/21 13:00 13 [2] Floriana v Gzira Utd [12] W 0-1
Malta FA Trophy 01/15 17:00 7 Gzira Utd v Fgura United W 2-0
Malta Premier League 01/06 16:00 12 [9] Gzira Utd v St Lucia [14] L 1-2
Malta Premier League 12/16 13:00 11 [7] Birkirkara v Gzira Utd [9] L 3-2
Malta Premier League 12/13 13:00 10 [2] Hamrun Spartans v Gzira Utd [9] L 2-1
Malta Premier League 12/03 13:00 9 [9] Gzira Utd v Marsaxlokk FC [5] L 2-4
Malta Premier League 11/26 10:00 8 [6] Mosta FC v Gzira Utd [11] W 0-3
Malta Premier League 11/04 15:30 7 [10] Gzira Utd v Valletta [8] D 1-1
Malta Premier League 10/29 16:00 6 [9] Sliema Wanderers v Gzira Utd [10] L 1-0
Malta Premier League 10/22 15:00 5 [11] Gzira Utd v Sirens [13] W 1-0
Malta Premier League 10/01 15:15 4 [11] Gudja United v Gzira Utd [12] W 1-6
Malta Premier League 09/26 18:00 3 [13] Gzira Utd v Naxxar Lions [14] D 1-1
Malta Premier League 09/23 18:00 2 [10] Balzan FC v Gzira Utd [13] L 1-0
Malta Premier League 09/16 18:15 1 [3] Gzira Utd v Hibernians [3] L 0-4
Europe Friendlies 09/07 15:00 - Floriana v Gzira Utd L 3-1
UEFA Conference League Qualifying 08/17 17:00 16 Gzira Utd v Viktoria Plzen L 0-2
UEFA Conference League Qualifying 08/10 17:00 16 Viktoria Plzen v Gzira Utd L 4-0
UEFA Conference League Qualifying 08/02 17:30 15 F91 Dudelange v Gzira Utd L 2-1
UEFA Conference League Qualifying 07/27 17:00 15 Gzira Utd v F91 Dudelange W 2-0
UEFA Conference League Qualifying 07/20 18:30 14 Glentoran v Gzira Utd W 14-15
UEFA Conference League Qualifying 07/13 17:00 14 Gzira Utd v Glentoran D 2-2

Wikipedia - Gżira United F.C.

Gżira United Football Club is a Maltese professional football club from the small harbor town of Gżira in central Malta, which currently plays in the Maltese Premier League.

History

The club was founded in 1947, won the FA Trophy in 1973 and First Division league Champions. Often plays in Maroon with light blue sleeves on the shirt, with white shorts and white socks. Following the club's promotion to the Maltese Premier League, they signed a sponsorship agreement with JEEP, the global SUV brand, with the agreement of organizing events for the local community. For the 2016–17 season the Club played in BOV Premier League for the first time ever and finished 7th place. In the following year 2017–18 the maroons placed 3rd place and participated for the first time in the UEFA Europa League. The 2018–19 season was another successful one where again Gżira placed 3rd place and assured themselves to play again in the Europa League for another time.

The Hajduk miracle

On 18 July 2019, Gżira were facing the big Croatian club Hajduk Split at Split for the second leg of the first qualifying round of the 2019–20 UEFA Europa League. Gżira had lost the first leg match at home 0–2, a result which was considered normal, due to the big budget differences between the two clubs. The match in Split had the Croatians as strong favorites, offering odds of 1/15 (1.07 in decimal odds) for Hajduk to win the match. Hajduk went at half time winning 1–0. However, Brazilian forward Jefferson equalized for Gżira at the 57th minute, and Hamed Koné scored at the 69th minute making the score 1–2 for Gżira. This result was still not enough for the Maltese side, but found a final goal in the sixth and last minute of injury time, again with Hamed Koné, making the score 1–3 for Gżira, with the Maltese side advancing on away goals rule. This result was considered a major shock for the Croatians, with their manager Siniša Oreščanin being sacked shortly after.

Qualifying for the UEFA Conference League 3rd Round

In season 2021/22 UEFA started a new competition, the UEFA Conference League. Gzira qualified after placing 3rd in the Maltese Premier League and in the first round they eliminated again Santa Julia of Andorra. In the second round they faced Rijeka of Croatia and were eliminated with an aggregate of 3-0. In season 2022/23 Gzira played again in the same competition and in the first round they eliminated Atletic Club Escaldes of Andorra. In the second round Gzira FC were drawn against Radnicki Nis of Serbia and Gzira shocked again the European football when eliminating this strong side from Serbia. For the first time Gzira United FC played in the 3rd round of a European Competition and played against Austrian giants of Wolfsberger. Gzira obtained a goalless draw in Austria but then they were eliminated in the home match.

Gzira United is a professional soccer team based in the town of Gzira, located on the eastern coast of Malta. The team was founded in 1947 and has a rich history of success in Maltese soccer. Gzira United plays its home matches at the MFA Centenary Stadium, which has a capacity of 3,000 spectators.

The team's colors are red and white, and its crest features a shield with a lion and a castle. Gzira United has a strong fan base and is known for its passionate supporters who create a lively atmosphere at home matches.

In recent years, Gzira United has emerged as one of the top teams in Maltese soccer, consistently finishing in the top half of the league table and competing in European competitions. The team is known for its attacking style of play and has a number of talented players on its roster.

Overall, Gzira United is a respected and competitive team in Maltese soccer, with a proud history and a bright future ahead.