Maltese First Division knock-out 2007–08

The Maltese First Division knock-out 2007-08 (known as Maltco Lotteries First Division Knock-out 2007-08 due to sponsorship reasons) was a knock-out competition for Maltese football clubs from the First Division.The winners were Dingli and the runners-up were Vittoriosa

The competition began on 18 November 2007 and ended on 1 June 2008 with the final.

The competition began with a preliminary round.4 teams played in the preliminary round.The 2 winners from the preliminary round advanced to the Quarter-Finals with the rest teams from the 1st Division.The 4 winners from the Quarter-Finals,which were Dingli , Mosta , Tarxien and Vittoriosa, advanced to the Semi-Finals.

Preliminary round

18 November 2007
St.Patrick	1 – 3	Tarxien
Senglea	2 – 1	Qormi

Quarter finals

12 April 2008
Senglea	1 – 2	Tarxien
13 April 2008
Mosta	2 – 0	Mellieha
Vittoriosa	3 – 2	St.George's
15 April 2008
Marsa	1 – 2	Dingli

Semi finals

27 May 2008
Tarxien	1 – 3	Vittoriosa
Dingli	2 – 1	Mosta

Final

1 June 2008
Vittoriosa	1 – 3	Dingli

First Division knock-out 2007-08 Winners
'Dingli ' 1st Title

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