Founded: 1934 (as St Andrew’s FC)
Club colours: Red & Black
Major honours:
Scicluna Cup ‘B’ Winners: 1949/50 (1)
2^nd Division Champions: 1947/48 (1)
Amateur League Champions: 2020/21 (1)
3^rd Division Champions (3^rd level): 1974/75 (1)
3^rd Division Champions (4^th level); 1984/85, 1987/88 (2)
4^th Division Champions: 1977/78 (1)
2^nd Division KO Cup: 1946/47 (1)
2^nd & 3^rd Division KO Cup: 1984/85 (1)
3^rd Division KO Cup: 1958/59 (1)
4^th Division KO Cup: 1977/78 (1)
Dr Joe Mifsud Cup Winners: 1984/85 (1)

St Andrew’s from Luqa, founded in 1934, are active for 83 seasons in the MFA, one of the most established clubs in Malta. Their best period is undoubtedly the period just after World War II by winning the 2^nd Division in 1947/48, spending three consecutive seasons in the elite division (1948-1951). During the mid-70s, the club entered another memorable period, with promotion to the 2^nd Division in 1973, a feat they repeated two years later by winning the 3^rd Division Championship. However, in the period 1976-2021, the club has spent 45 years in the lower two leagues, with limited silverware to show. In 2021, Luqa won the inaugural MFA Amateur League and are back at the second tier of the Maltese football pyramid since season 1975/76. The club, who added the name of the town to their club name in 1983, has a most successful youth nursery, which remains the centre of their activity.

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