Founded: 1946 (as St Peter’s FC)
Club colours: Blue & White
Major honours:
3^rd Division Champions: 1953/54, 1997/98, 2005/06 (3)
3^rd Division Knock-Out Cup Winners: 1960/61, 1964/65 (2)

Football at the coastal village of Birzebbuga started in 1946 with the foundation of St Peter’s FC, named after the patron Saint of the village. The initial start was hard, as the club failed to form a team for three seasons between 1947 and 1950, but were then crowned 3^rd Division Champions in 1954, going up to the second tier of Maltese football in only their fifth active season. St Peter's FC remained there for two seasons and it took the club 55 years to return to this level, with a promotion from the 2^nd to the 1^st Division in 2011. This time, their stay lasted four seasons before returning to the 2^nd Division in 2015. In the summer of 1985, the modest club connected the name of the town to the club’s name and is since then known under the name Birzebbuga St Peter’s FC. With the ever-growing population of the village, the club is also increasing in size, feeding the youth nursery, the Birzebbuga WindMills, with talented young boys and girls. The club has done recently a major investment in their training ground, which is now equipped with a wonderful infrastructure, hosting league matches up to Under-19 level.

Player/Coaching Records
Most Club Appearances: Paul Camilleri (277 matches)
Most Club Goals: Ronnie Celeste (122 goals)

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