It proved to be a pivotal week for Maltese futsal, with trophy commitments accompanied by a series of league matches that had a major bearing on the standings in both the women’s and men’s competitions.

In the women’s league, Parr Mela Rockets Futsal celebrated a historic moment as they registered their first-ever victory, coming from behind to beat St Andrews Futsal 3–1 after conceding an early goal. Zero Sei Futsal maintained their impressive form with a commanding 7–1 success over Swieqi United Futsal LECO7, extending their unbeaten run and mathematically booking their place in the playoffs. The league leaders now require just four more points to secure top spot.

The highlight of the week came in the most closely contested fixture, where St George’s Futsal edged Luxol Sports Club Futsal Argus 3–2 in a crucial encounter. After St Andrews took the lead, two goals from Estefany Colmenarez swung the match in favour of the Bormla side, allowing St George’s to hold on to second place. The win also sealed St George’s qualification for the playoffs, while Luxol remain just one point away from confirming their spot.

After Matchweek 7, the women’s standings see Zero Sei Futsal leading the way with 19 points, followed by St George’s Futsal on 14 points and Luxol Sports Club Futsal Argus on 13. Swieqi United Futsal LECO7 have 7 points, Parr Mela Rockets Futsal sit on 4, and St Andrews Futsal trail with 3 points.

In the men’s league, five matches were played, with Luxol St Andrews FC Futsal facing a particularly taxing schedule as they featured twice during the week. They rose to the challenge in style, first dismantling Malta FA Futsal Selection U18 13–0 before claiming a solid 5–1 win over GŻR Birżebbuġa St Peter’s Futsal. The two victories lifted Luxol St Andrews to joint top of the table alongside the University of Malta Students Futsal Team, despite having played one match fewer.

Elsewhere, Malta FA Futsal Selection U17 earned their first win of the season with a 5–3 triumph over Santa Venera Lightnings Futsal. The University of Malta Students also enjoyed a comfortable outing, defeating Sliema Futsal Fort Fitness 3–0. In a key direct clash, Marsaskala Futsal Legends produced an authoritative display to beat Żejtun Corinthians Futsal WA 8–4, consolidating third place and opening up a three-point gap over their nearest rivals.

The men’s standings now see Luxol St Andrews FC Futsal and the University of Malta Students Futsal Team joint leaders on 21 points. Marsaskala Futsal Legends follow on 18 points, with GŻR Birżebbuġa St Peter’s Futsal on 15 and Żejtun Corinthians Futsal WA on 12. Malta FA Futsal Selection U18 have 6 points, Sliema Futsal Fort Fitness and Santa Venera Lightnings Futsal are both on 4 points, while Malta FA Futsal Selection U17 have 3 points.