The FMA Enemed Futsal League delivered another action-packed matchweek, highlighted by the first defeat of league leaders University of Malta Futsal, who saw their unbeaten run come to an end at the hands of Luxol St. Andrews Futsal.

GŻR Birżebbuġa St. Peter’s Futsal produced a dominant performance as they swept aside Futsal Selection U17 with a convincing 9–2 victory. The contest was effectively decided before the break, with Birżebbuġa racing into a commanding 7–0 half-time lead.

Futsal Selection U19 also enjoyed a productive outing, claiming a vital 5–1 win over Sliema Futsal Fort Fitness. The three points lifted the U19 side to six points in the standings, allowing them to leapfrog their opponents.

Żejtun Corinthians Futsal WA were equally impressive, cruising to a 12–2 triumph over Santa Venera Lightnings Futsal. Abuaisha Nezar Fawzi was the star of the show, netting six goals in a ruthless attacking display that helped Żejtun maintain their position inside the top five.

The headline clash of the round saw Luxol St. Andrews Futsal end the unbeaten streak of reigning champions University of Malta with a thrilling 5–3 victory. The students opened the scoring through Elmari Mohamed Abdussalam, only for Negreiros Rosas Murad Luiz Henrique to restore parity for Luxol. University of Malta regained the lead via Cruz Gutiérrez Roller Santiago, with Raducu Emil Andrei extending their advantage soon after. Luxol responded through Sant’Anna Coriolano Leanderson to reduce the deficit to 3–2 at the interval.

Luxol dominated the second half, with Da Silva Gaiewski Maicon drawing level before Sant’Anna Coriolano Leanderson struck again to put his side ahead for the first time. As University of Malta pushed forward in search of an equaliser, Maicon sealed the result in the dying seconds with a goal into an empty net.

Despite the setback, University of Malta Futsal remain top of the table with 18 points from seven matches. Luxol St. Andrews Futsal climb to second on 15 points from five games, level with GŻR Birżebbuġa St. Peter’s Futsal and Marsaskala Futsal Legends, who have both played seven matches. Żejtun Corinthians Futsal WA sit fifth with 12 points, followed by Futsal Selection U19 on six points. Sliema Futsal Fort Fitness and Santa Venera Lightnings Futsal are level on four points, while Futsal Selection U17 are still searching for their first points of the campaign.