Maltese First Division knock-out

The First Division Knock-Out (currently sponsored by Maltco Lotteries) is a knockout round for Maltese teams playing in the Maltese First Division.This knockout round was introduced for the 2006/2007 season.In its current format there are 4 teams who compete in a preliminary round and the winner advance to the quarter finals with 6 other teams.The tournament continues in a knockout fashion.

Finals

Year	Winner	Runner-up	Score
2006/2007	Tarxien Rainbows	Mosta	2–1
2007/2008	Dingli Swallows	Vittoriosa Stars	3–1
2008/2009	St.Patrick	Dingli Swallows	2–0
2009/2010	Marsaxlokk	St. George's	1–0
2010/2011	Dingli Swallows	Balzan Youths	3–2

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