Gozo Football League Second Division

GFL Second Division

Founded	1948
Country	Gozo, Malta
Confederation	N.F.-Board
Number of clubs	6
Level on pyramid	2
Promotion to	First Division
Domestic cup(s)	G.F.A. Cup Independence Cup Freedom Day Cup Second Division Knock-Out Second Division Challenge Cup
Current champions	Victoria Hotspurs (2023–24)
Website	Official site
Current: 2024-25 Second Division

The Gozo Football League Second Division, known as BOV GFL Second Division for sponsorship reasons, is the second and lowest level in the Gozo Football League. The league was first competed in 1948.

The Second Division is played in the same manner as the First Division: based on three rounds, each club plays three games against every other team for a total of 15 games. The season is usually held between September and April, and at the end of the season, the champion is automatically promoted to next season's First Division season and replaces the bottom-placed club from the First Division. The second-placed club plays a promotion and relegation play-off against the seventh-placed team in the First Division, with the winner earning the right to play in the top tier the following season.

The majority of the matches are played at the Kercem Ground, with the occasional use of the Gozo Stadium. Current top form player is Julian Camilleri playing for Xaghra United F.C.

Clubs

2024–25 season

The following clubs are competing in the 2024-2025 Second Division season.

Club	Position in 2023–24	Location
Għarb Rangers	4th	Għarb
Kerċem Ajax	8th in First Division	Kercem
Munxar Falcons	3rd	Munxar
Sannat Lions	2nd	Sannat
St. Lawrence Spurs	5th	San Lawrenz
Żebbuġ Rovers	6th	Żebbuġ

Champions

• 1948–49 Salesian Youths
• 1952–53 Nadur Olympians
• 1953–54 Kerċem Ajax
• 1957–58 Nadur Olympians
• 1958–59 Victoria Hotspurs
• 1959–60 St. George's
• 1961–62 Xagħra Young Stars
• 1962–63 S.K. Victoria Wanderers
• 1963–64 Għajnsielemk
• 1964–65 Xewkija Tigers
• 1965–66 Għajnsielem
• 1966–67 Sannat Lions
• 1967–68 Victoria United
• 1968–69 Xagħra Young Stars
• 1969–70 Xewkija Tigers
• 1970–71 Oratory Youths
• 1971–72 Xagħra United
• 1972–73 Xewkija Tigers
• 1973–74 Sannat Lions
• 1975–76 Kerċem Ajax
• 1977–78 SK Victoria Wanderers
• 1978–79 Xagħra United
• 1979–80 Calypsian Bosco Youths
• 1980–81 Xewkija Tigers
• 1981–82 Ghajnsielem
• 1983–84 S.K. Victoria Wanderers
• 1984–85 Ghajnsielem
• 1987–88 Xewkija Tigers
• 1988–89 Żebbuġ Rovers
• 1989–90 Nadur Youngsters
• 1990–91 Munxar Falcons
• 1991–92 S.K. Victoria Wanderers
• 1992–93 Żebbuġ Rovers
• 1993–94 St. Lawrence Spurs
• 1994–95 Qala St. Joseph
• 1995–96 Xewkija Tigers
• 1996–97 Kerċem Ajax
• 1997–98 Żebbuġ Rovers
• 1998–99 St. Lawrence Spurs
• 1999–2000 Kerċem Ajax
• 2000–01 Sannat Lions
• 2001–02 Xagħra United
• 2002–03 Sannat Lions
• 2003–04 Xagħra United
• 2004–05 Sannat Lions
• 2005–06 Qala St. Joseph
• 2006–07 Victoria Hotspurs
• 2007–08 S.K. Victoria Wanderers
• 2008–09 Xewkija Tigers
• 2009–10 St. Lawrence Spurs
• 2010–11 Xagħra United
• 2011–12 Kerċem Ajax
• 2012–13 Oratory Youths
• 2013–14 St. Lawrence Spurs
• 2014–15 Għajnsielem
• 2015–16 Xagħra United
• 2016–17 Għarb Rangers
• 2017–18 Munxar Falcons
• 2018–19 Xagħra United
• 2019–20 Sannat Lions F.C.
• 2021–22 Qala Saints
• 2022–23 SK Victoria Wanderers
• 2023–24 Victoria Hotspurs

Wins by club

As of 28 April 2024

• Clubs participating in the 2018–19 GFL Second Division are denoted in bold type
• Clubs no longer active are denoted in italics

Club	Wins
Xagħra United	8
Xewkija Tigers	7
SK Victoria Wanderers	6
Sannat Lions	6
Kerċem Ajax	5
Għajnsielem	5
Oratory Youths	4
St. Lawrence Spurs	4
Nadur Youngsters	3
Żebbuġ Rovers	3
Qala St. Joseph	3
Victoria Hotspurs	3
Munxar Falcons	2
Għarb Rangers	1
St. George's	1

External links

• Official website of Gozo FA