Founded: 1968 (as St Paul’s Bay FT)
Club colours: Blue & White
Major honours:
1^st Division Champions: 2018/19 (1)
3^rd Division Champions (3^rd level 1988/89 (1)
3^rd Division Champions (4^th level): 2013/14 (1)
4^th Division Champions: 1976/77 (1)
3^rd Division Knock-Out Cup Winners: 1973/74 (1)
Dr Joe Mifsud Cup Winners: 1982/83 (1)

St Paul’s Bay based club Sirens FC were founded in 1968 as St Paul’s Bay FT and initially participated in the Amateur Soccer Cup Competition. In 1970, the team’s name of Sirens FC was adopted and the club were invited to participate in the MFA competitions. For 46 years. until 2016, the club played in the lowest two football divisions on the island but were promoted to the 1^st Division, were it spent three seasons before gaining promotion to the Premier Division as 1^st Division Champions. In their very first season Premiership, the club ended fourth in the league and a spot in the Europa League qualification rounds, playing against Bulgarian giants CSKA Sofia, narrowly losing 2-1 in the Bulgarian capital. This is their fifth consecutive season amongst the elite of Maltese football. Sirens has an own football stadium with a capacity of 600, opened in 2011, usually used to host matches in the lower two tiers of Maltese football and the FA Trophy.
The club produced some prolific goal scorers in the lower leagues such as Gejtu Zahra, Patrick Zammit, Mario Gauci, Adrian Galea and Giovanni Galea, who have been on top of several seasonal top scorers charts throughout the years.

Player Records
Most Club Appearances: Kristian Galea (269 matches)
Most Club Goals: Giovanni Galea (110 goals)
Most capped players for national team: Michael Mifsud & Matthew Grech (1 cap) for Malta

records correct as at 1^st January 2024

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