Luxol and University of Malta maintain perfect records in Enemed Futsal League

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Luxol St Andrews and University of Malta Futsal maintained their unbeaten starts to the Enemed Futsal League after registering emphatic victories during Match Week 4 of the qualifying phase.

Both teams recorded their fourth consecutive wins to consolidate their positions at the top of their respective groups, with Luxol overcoming Birkirkara AFC 12-1 and University of Malta defeating Lija Athletic 15-1.

Reigning champions Luxol continued their impressive campaign in Group A with another dominant attacking display against Birkirkara.

The 12-1 victory maintained their perfect record and took their tally to 36 goals scored in just four matches, while conceding only three.

Ryan Weber was named the Go & Fun Player of the Match following his contribution to Luxol’s convincing success.

The champions lead Group A with the maximum 12 points, three ahead of their nearest challengers.

The Malta FA U19 Selection also continued their encouraging campaign with a comfortable 4-0 victory over Siġġiewi FC.

The result lifted the young national selection to nine points from four matches, keeping them firmly in contention for a qualification place.

Zion Micallef Bickle received the Go & Fun Player of the Match award for the second time this season following another impressive performance.

Marsaskala Legends maintained their positive run with an emphatic 10-0 victory over Naxxar Lions.

It was their third consecutive win, lifting them level with the Malta FA U19 Selection on nine points.

Jose Cristian Fernandez was recognised as the Go & Fun Player of the Match after helping Marsaskala register one of the biggest victories of the round.

Following four match weeks, Luxol lead Group A with 12 points, followed by the Malta FA U19 Selection and Marsaskala Legends on nine points each.

Birkirkara AFC and Naxxar Lions have collected three points apiece, while Siġġiewi remain at the bottom of the standings without a point.

University of Malta hit 15 past Lija Athletic

In Group B, University of Malta Futsal continued their outstanding start to the season with a comprehensive 15-1 victory over Lija Athletic.

The university side maintained their perfect record with a fourth consecutive victory, further underlining their status as one of the leading contenders in the competition.

University of Malta have now scored an impressive 51 goals in four matches, averaging almost 13 goals per game, while conceding just three.

Their attacking record is the strongest in the competition after the opening four match weeks.

Anderson Castro was named the Go & Fun Player of the Match for the second consecutive week following another influential performance.

The victory took University of Malta to 12 points, maintaining their position at the summit of Group B.

Meanwhile, Żejtun Corinthians Futsal WA strengthened their qualification prospects with a 7-4 victory over Swieqi United.

The result lifted Żejtun into second place with six points from three matches, establishing them as the nearest challengers to the group leaders.

Anas Souhaile was named the Go & Fun Player of the Match following his contribution to Żejtun’s important victory.

Swieqi United and Lija Athletic remain on three points each, while the Malta FA U17 Selection have yet to register their first points of the campaign.

With four match weeks completed, Luxol St Andrews and University of Malta Futsal remain the only teams to have won all their matches.

Both sides have also demonstrated remarkable attacking consistency, scoring a combined 87 goals while conceding just six.

However, the battle for the remaining qualification positions remains competitive, particularly in Group A, where the Malta FA U19 Selection and Marsaskala Legends are level on nine points.

In Group B, Żejtun Corinthians will be hoping to build on their latest victory as they attempt to consolidate second place behind the dominant University of Malta side.