Founded: 1906 (as Senglea Shamrocks)
Club colours: Red & Yellow
Major honours:
1^st Division Champions: 1980/81 (1)
2^nd Division Champions: 1974/75 (1)
3^rd Division Champions (3^rd level): 1972/73 (1)
3^rd Division Champions (4^th level): 2012/13 (1)
2^nd Division Knock-Out Cup: 1977/78 (1)
3^rd Division Knock-Out Cup: 1963/64 (1)
3^rd Division Sons of Malta Cup: 1973/74 (1)

Football in Cottonera has deep roots and it is no different in Senglea, with a club being founded as early as 1906. Senglea Shamrocks were part of the 3^rd and 4^th national Championship ever organised (1912/13 and 1913/14). The club changed its name into Senglea United and were regular participants of MFA leagues and knock out competitions. In 1944, the club had another name change into Senglea Athletic, but had to wait until 1973 to win silverware when they were crowned as Third Division champions. They entered a memorable period as two years after the 2^nd Division was won, remaining at the top league for two seasons. Season 1980/81 was one of their best in their history, winning the 1^st Division Championship and reaching the FA Trophy final, when they were beaten by Floriana. After another season amongst the elite of Maltese football (1981/82), the club remained a stable 1^st Division participant until 1994, when Senglea relegated to the 3^rd tier, followed by another relegation to the lowest tier a year after. In the period 2002-2009 the club were back in the 1^st Division, followed by another free-fall at the start of the 2000s. Between 2017 and 2021, the club played another four seasons in the Premier Division.

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