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Attard F.C.

Maltese football club


Summary

Maltese football club

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capacity1500
managerIvan Zammit
leagueMaltese National Amateur League
season2024–25
positionMaltese National Amateur League, 6th of 16
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Attard Football Club is a Maltese association football club from the village of Attard, Malta. They currently play in the Maltese National Amateur League I. The club was founded in 1974. The clubs main kit colours are red and black.The club are nicknamed Seracini.

History

Although Attard FC as a club, were only formed in 1974, early attempts were done to introduce football in the small village of Attard. In fact, Attard United were quite successful between 1935 and 1940, climbing up to the second tier of the Maltese football pyramid in no-time, with two successive promotions in the years 1937 and 1938. However, the current Attard FC was not formed until after the second World War and it took until 1974 before a group of local football enthusiasts founded the current club. The club has now been operating for over 50 seasons in the MFA competitions, with as highlight the 3rd Division Championships in 1999, on their 25th anniversary, and 2020.

Current squad

Honours

  • BOV Third Division: 1998-99,2019–20

References

References

  1. "Member Info - Attard F.C.". Malta Football Association.
  2. "Attard FC History".
  3. [https://matchcentre.mfa.com.mt/team/39605/2601267 Attard FC 2024-25 season stats] MFA
  4. Busuttil, Antoine. (4 July 2020). "Attard FC BOV Third Division League Champions 2019/20".
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