Founded: 1912 (as Żabbar Hompesch FC)
Club colours: Yellow & Black
Major honours:
1^st Division Champions: 1982/83, 1994/95 & 2003/04 (3)
2^nd Division Champions (2^nd level): 1949/50 & 1959/60 (2)
2^nd Division Champions (3^rd level): 1981/82 & 1988/89 (2)
3^rd Division Champions: 1980/81 (1)
1^st Div Knock Out Cup Winners: 1991/92 & 2008/09 (2)
2^nd & 3^rd Div Knock Out Cup Winners: 1988/89 & 1989/90 (2)
National Amateur Cup Winners: 2021/22, 2022/23 (2)
National Amateur Super Cup Winners: 2021/22 (1)
2^nd Div Christmas Cup Winners: 1943/44 (1)
3^rd Div Knock Out Cup Winners (3^rd level): 1964/65 & 1979/80 (2)
3^rd Div Knock Out Cup Winners (4^th level): 1980/81 (1)
3^rd Division Sons of Malta Cup Winners: 1980/81 (1)
Samaritani Super Cup: 1995/96 (1)

Although the first traces of football in Żabbar go back to the very first years of the 20^th century, Żabbar St Patrick have 1912 as foundation date, the season that Żabbar Hompesch participated for the first time in the MFA competitions (3^rd Division). Between 1935 and the start of the second World War, there were three teams active in the village; Żabbar United, Żabbar Youngsters and Żabbar Amateurs, who were all amalgamated into Żabbar FC in 1943, winning immediately the 2^nd Division Christmas Cup in 1944. In 1948, the club was renamed into St Patrick and have been playing mostly at second tier of Maltese football; 44 seasons, but also spent nine seasons amongst the islands’ football elite. Between 8 June 1980 and 2 May 1982, the club equalled a national record by remaining unbeaten for 37 consecutive competitive matches. In this period, they won three consecutive Championships, reaching the Premier Division in 1983. The Żabbar based club reached the Semi-Final of the FA Trophy on three occasions (1951, 1961 & 1983) and also reached the Semi-Final of the one-off Centenary Cup in 2000. In 2013, the club was renamed into Żabbar St Patrick and in 2021, they started an ambitious project to get back into the Premiership within a few seasons, winning the Amateur Cup twice and once the Amateur Super Cup.

Player Records
Most Club Appearances: Robert Cassar (275 matches)
Most Club Goals: Joe Bezzina
Most capped players for national team: Paul Grech (1 cap) for Malta & Fatos Daja (1 cap) for Albania.

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