Debut: https://football-journey.com/debut-11/

 

Retirement: https://football-journey.com/retirement-10/

 European Player Of The Year: https://football-journey.com/european-player-of-the-year-12/

 Golden Shoe: https://football-journey.com/golden-shoe-2/

 Luxembourg: https://football-journey.com/luxembourg-11/

Malta

 

Malta. Ranked 32^nd. The smallest European league was increasing – going from 8 to 9 teams the next year, so one team was relegated and 2 promoted from Second Division. On the field – impressive dominance of a club not exactly known for great success.

Rabat Ajax and Naxxar Lions earned promotion from Second Division.

Mosta finished last in the top league with 9 points and was relegated. They lost a battle of 4 teams – Birkirkara ended 7^th with 10 points and survived because of the league increase. Floriana was 6^th also with 10 points, but with better goal-difference than Birkirkara. Hibernians finished 5^th with 11 points.

Weak season for Valletta - 4^th with 13 points.

Zurrieq got bronze medals with 18 points and Sliema Wanderers – silver with 19 points.

Hamrun Spartans repeated their success of the previous season: they won the title again with 22 points from 9 wins, 4 tiles and single loss. 21-5 goal-difference.

But they also won the Cup again, beating Floriana 4-2 at the final.

A second consecutive double – rare achievement of any club, making their record 6 titles and 2 Cups. Excellent!

 Iceland: https://football-journey.com/iceland-11/

 Eire: https://football-journey.com/eire-4/

 Northern Ireland: https://football-journey.com/northern-ireland-11/

 Norway: https://football-journey.com/norway-11/

 Cyprus: https://football-journey.com/cyprus-11/

 Albania: https://football-journey.com/albania-11/