Ta' Xbiex S.C.

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Ta' Xbiex
Ta' Xbiex S.C. logo.png
Full nameTa' Xbiex Sports Club
Founded2012;12 years ago (2012) [1]
ChairmanChristian Wismayer
ManagerMario Fenech
League National Amateur League
2021–22 National Amateur League, Group A, 11th
Website Club website

Ta' Xbiex Sports Club is a Maltese sports club that plays football in the National Amateur League, from the central locality of Ta' Xbiex.

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Current squad

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

No.Pos.NationPlayer
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Matthew Schembri
—Flag of Ukraine.svg  UKR Artem Mitielov
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Jean Paul Abdilla
—Flag of Colombia.svg  COL Joseph Steven Tinoco Serrano
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Reuben Jacob Camilleri
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Aidan Micallef
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Andre Mallia
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Christian Curmi
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Christian Wismayer
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Clint Zammit
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Clyde Spiteri
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Daniel Sammut
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Deacon Grech
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT George Attard
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Ghio Mark Bonello
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Jake Bruno
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Jamie Galea
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Johan Grech
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Jurgen Ciantar
No.Pos.NationPlayer
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Jurgen Sciriha
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Karl Balzan
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Keith Anthony Borg
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Kirsten Abela
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Kurt Borg
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Leon Coleiro
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Liam Caruana
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Liam Spiteri
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Malcolm Mamo
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Matthew Fenech
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Miguel Agius
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Nicholas Scicluna
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Nicky Vella
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Nigel Zammit Schembri
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Shamison Farrugia
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Sharlton Briffa
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Shaun Kind
—Flag of Malta.svg  MLT Yousef Amhamed

Domestic

The recent season-by-season performance of the club:

SeasonDivision Tier Position
1998-99 Maltese Third Division IV6th
1999-00Maltese Third Division15th
2000-01Maltese Third Division15th
2002-03Maltese Third Division16th
2003-04Maltese Third Division15th
2004-05Maltese Third Division17th
2005-06Maltese Third Division17th
2006-07Maltese Third Division19th
2012-13Maltese Third Division15th
2013-14Maltese Third Division12th
2014-15Maltese Third Division13th
2015-16Maltese Third Division13th
2016-17Maltese Third Division12th
2017-18Maltese Third Division11th
2019-20Maltese Third Division12th ↑
2020-21 Maltese Amateur League III7th
2021-22Maltese Amateur League9th
2022-23Maltese Amateur League11th
2023-24Maltese Amateur League11th ↓

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References

  1. ↑ "Ta' Xbiex SC - Results, fixtures, tables, statistics". Futbol24.
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