Birkirkara won the Under-16 Girls’ Knock-Out after defeating champions Pembroke Athleta 4-2 after extra-time on Sunday.

In the semi-finals, Birkirkara defeated Kirkop United 2-0 while Pembroke beat Mosta 1-0.

Mosta claimed the Women’s Knock-Out after defeating champions Birkirkara 5-3 on penalties.

Mosta had won the Women’s Super Cup in the beginning of the season.

Isabelle Mazzitelli put the Stripes ahead after just ten minutes but eight minutes in the second half, Rebecca D’Agostino equalised for Mosta. With the score still 1-1 at the end of the ninety minutes, the game went into extra-time.

Another fun day for the Primary Schools’ girls was organised by the Malta Football Association, with the help of National Coach Pierre Brincat and his assistants Mark Gatt, Alfred Zammit and Dorita Agius was held on Wednesday at the MFA Training Grounds, Ta Qali.

Five schools took part, namely St Joan Antide, Chiswick High School, St. Martin’s College, San Anton School and Fgura Primary School. This day was the last day of the festival which was held throughout this scholastic year.

BOV Women’s First Division champions and holders Birkirkara and Mosta will be contesting the final of the Women’s Knock-Out after winning the semi-finals which were played at the Centenary Stadium on Tuesday.

Birkirkara defeated Hibernians 3-1 after extra-time. The score at the end of the ninety minutes was 1-1.

On the other hand, Mosta came back from one goal down to defeat BOV Women’s Second Division champions Mgarr United 3-1.

Champions Birkirkara reached the semi-finals of the Women’s Knock-Out only after beating Gozo FC on penalties after the game ended in a 1-1 draw.

Hibernians and Mosta registered identical 6-0 wins over Second Division sides Melita and Kirkop United respectively. On the other hand, Second Division champions Mgarr United defeated Zurrieq on penalties after being held in a 2-2 draw by the end of extra-time.