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2020–21 Maltese FA Trophy

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2020–21 Maltese FA Trophy
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The 2020–21 Maltese FA Trophy was the 83rd edition of the football cup competition. The cup began on 15 December 2020.[1] The winners of the Maltese FA Trophy this season would have earned a place in the first qualifying round of the 2021–22 UEFA Europa Conference League.[2]

There was no winner of the previous cup because the Malta FA Executive Committee cancelled the competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Malta.[3]

On 9 April, the cup was abandoned due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Malta.[4]

Preliminary round

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Twelve preliminary round matches were played on 15–27 December 2020.[1] The draw for the preliminary round was held on 10 December 2020.[5]

15 December 2020 St. George's1–3 Pembroke Athleta Ħamrun
20:45
  • Aaron Hili 53'
  • Ekeh Kelechi Cosmos 37' (og.)
  • Boham David Habiganuchi 74'
  • Abdeen Temitope Abdul 88'
Stadium: Victor Tedesco Stadium
Referee: Andrea Scriha
16 December 2020 Mqabba 5–3 (a.e.t.)San ĠwannTa' Qali
17:30
  • Johan Alberto Castano 80', 90+4', 118'
  • Gabriel Nazareno Mannino 82'
  • Ryan Spiteri 110'
  • Nezar Fawzi Abouhaisa 47'
  • Adam Falzon 52'
  • Clifford Gauci 85'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Matthew De Gabrielle
17 December 2020 St. Andrews 1–0ŻurrieqTa' Qali
17:30
  • Sebastian Cassar Torregiani 15'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Malcolm Spiteri
17 December 2020 Naxxar Lions 2–0QrendiTa' Qali
20:45
  • Farid Romero Zuniga 50'
  • Erikys da Silva Ferreira 90+3'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Slawomir Olucha
22 December 2020 Nadur Youngsters Gozo 3–1Msida St. JosephKerċem
19:00
  • Andrea Debrincat 33', 62'
  • Chris Camilleri 73'
  • Ciro Quaranta 68'
Stadium: Kerċem Ajax Stadium
Referee: Sandro Spiteri
23 December 2020 Għajnsielem Gozo 3–1Pietà HotspursXewkija
19:00
  • Igor Nedeljkovic 19'
  • Alberto Xuereb 23'
  • Jhon Arboleda Valencia 45+3' (pen.)
  • Gabriel Borg 71'
Stadium: Gozo Stadium
Referee: Glenn Tonna
23 December 2020 Xewkija Tigers Gozo0–3 Fgura United Kerċem
19:30
  • Sergio Hili 42'
  • Noah Olawole Ojuola 63'
  • Gilbert Martin 82'
Stadium: Kerċem Ajax Stadium
Referee: Stefan Pace
23 December 2020 Birżebbuġa St. Peter's 2–1 (a.e.t.)SiġġiewiTa' Qali
20:30
  • Vinicius de Souza Ferreira 41'
  • Shawn Vella 102'
  • Kurt Magro 51'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Sandro Spiteri
27 December 2020 Kerċem Ajax Gozo0–3 Marsa Kerċem
13:00
  • Patrick Jean Teixeira Maia 7'
  • Rodrigo Coelho Confettura 69'
  • Paulo Santos de Azevedo 90+1'
Stadium: Kerċem Ajax Stadium
Referee: Emanuel Grech
27 December 2020 Victoria Hotspurs Gozo 1–0Vittoriosa StarsXewkija
14:00
  • Christian Mercieca 64'
Stadium: Gozo Stadium
Referee: Shaun Calleja
27 December 2020 Marsaxlokk 3–0Victoria Wanderers GozoĦamrun
14:00
Stadium: Victor Tedesco Stadium
Referee: Darryl Agius
27 December 2020 Oratory Youths Gozo1–8 Żebbuġ Rangers Kerċem
17:15
  • Daniel Azzopardi 33'
  • Shaun Bugeja 29'
  • Luka Mijic 35'
  • Ayrton Mizzi 46'
  • Stanimir Miloskovic 54'
  • Jonatan Silveira da Silva 62'
  • Randall Vella 69', 71'
  • Clive Gauci 76'
Stadium: Kerċem Ajax Stadium
Referee: Andrea Scriha

First round

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Sixteen first round matches were played on 2–24 February 2021.[6] The draw for the first round was held on 14 January 2021.[7]

2 February 2021 Sirens 5–0Fgura UnitedTa' Qali
20:30
  • Samba Tounkara 12'
  • Thiago Espindola 16'
  • Terence Agius 39'
  • Wilfried Domoraud 76' (pen.), 84'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Darryl Agius
3 February 2021 Nadur Youngsters Gozo2–3 Senglea Athletic Xewkija
18:00
  • Marcelo Barbosa Junior 35' (pen.)
  • Ian Xuereb 39'
  • Junior Dibola Diwoto 16' (pen.), 49', 63'
Stadium: Gozo Stadium
3 February 2021 Pembroke Athleta 4–2MarsaxlokkĦamrun
20:30
  • Joseph JoJo Ogunuppe 11'
  • Joao Pedro Oliveira Santos 21', 57'
  • Abdeen Temitope Abdul 66'
  • Ryan Sammut 2'
  • Pablo Cesar Doffo 61 Pen'
Stadium: Victor Tedesco Stadium
Referee: Aleksandar Jovanovic
4 February 2021 Għajnsielem Gozo 2–0Victoria Hotspurs GozoXewkija
19:00
  • Joseph George Vella 56'
  • Rodney Buttigieg 63'
Stadium: Gozo Stadium
10 February 2021 Floriana1–3 Santa Lucia Paola
14:00 Stadium: Hibernians Stadium
10 February 2021 Balzan1–3 Mosta Paola
18:00 Stadium: Hibernians Stadium
11 February 2021 Gżira United 8–0MqabbaTa' Qali
20:30 Stadium: Centenary Stadium

Second round

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Eight second round matches were played on 2–4 March 2021.[8] The draw for the second round was held on 18 February 2021.[9]

2 March 2021 Gżira United 4–2 (a.e.t.)Tarxien RainbowsTa' Qali
17:00
  • Bahrudin Atajic 71'
  • Nikolai Muscat 86'
  • Ricardo Correa Duarte 96'
  • Maxuell Maia da Silva 99'
  • Raphael Kooh Sohna 2'
  • Vito Plut 45+1'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Trustin Farrugia Cann
2 March 2021 Għajnsielem Gozo1–4 Birkirkara Xewkija
18:30
  • Igor Nedeljkovic 54'
  • Kurt Zammit 27'
  • Enrico Pepe 37'
  • Paul Mbong 40'
  • Caio Henrique Prado Rocha 87'
Stadium: Gozo Stadium
Referee: Fydor Zammit
2 March 2021 Naxxar Lions0–0 (a.e.t.)
(2–4 p)
St. Andrews Ħamrun
20:30 Stadium: Victor Tedesco Stadium
Referee: Slobodan Petrovic
3 March 2021 Pembroke Athleta0–1 Hibernians Ta' Qali
17:00
  • Gilmar da Silva Ribeiro 90+' (pen.)
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Glen Tonna
3 March 2021 Santa Lucia0–2 Mosta Ta' Qali
18:30
  • Christ Evo Ememe 54'
  • Matias Muchardi 90+3'
Stadium: Ta' Qali National Stadium
Referee: Philip Farrugia
3 March 2021 Xagħra United Gozo0–6 Ħamrun Spartans Xewkija
18:30
  • Franklin Olanitori Sasere 18', 37'
  • Ige Abdullahi Adeshina 34', 85'
  • Blas Andreas Cittadini 53', 79'
Stadium: Gozo Stadium
Referee: Andrea Scriha
3 March 2021 Senglea Athletic0–1 Valletta Paola
18:30
  • Mario Fontanella 33'
Stadium: Hibernians Stadium
Referee: Daniel Doors
4 March 2021 Marsa0–1 Sirens Ta' Qali
20:30
  • Hamed Kone 58'
Stadium: Centenary Stadium
Referee: Stefan Pace

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b "Cup". soccerway.com. Retrieved 27 December 2020.
  2. ^ "Access list 2021-24" (PDF). UEFA. Retrieved 27 December 2020.
  3. ^ "Malta FA Executive Committee – Statement". MFA. 27 December 2020.
  4. ^ "Sports ban forces termination of domestic competitions". MFA. Retrieved 9 April 2021.
  5. ^ "2020/21 FA Trophy preliminary round fixtures". MFA. Retrieved 27 December 2020.
  6. ^ "Cup". soccerway.com. Retrieved 3 February 2021.
  7. ^ "Five all-Premier League clashes in Last 32 of FA Trophy". MFA. Retrieved 3 February 2021.
  8. ^ "Cup". soccerway.com. Retrieved 2 March 2021.
  9. ^ "Three all-Premier League clashes in FA Trophy Last 16". MFA. Retrieved 2 March 2021.
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