Green Streets suffered a significant blow to their Dhivehi Premier League (DPL) qualification hopes after falling to a 3-0 defeat against TC Sports in the DPL Qualifiers 2026/27.

The result leaves Green Streets rooted to the bottom of the six-team standings with just one point from three matches. With only two games remaining, their chances of securing a top-four finish and qualification to next season’s Dhivehi Premier League are now hanging by a thread.

TC Sports, meanwhile, continued their impressive campaign with another commanding performance. The victory moved them to the top of the table with seven points from three matches, having recorded two wins and one draw. They remain unbeaten and are firmly on course to secure one of the four qualification spots.

Green Streets entered the match needing a positive result to boost their promotion hopes but were unable to match TC Sports, who controlled proceedings and capitalized on their opportunities to secure all three points.

The qualifiers are being contested by six teams in a single-round league format, with the top four teams advancing to the Dhivehi Premier League. While TC Sports have strengthened their position at the summit, Green Streets now face a difficult task and will likely need victories in both of their remaining matches, as well as favorable results elsewhere, to keep their qualification dream alive.

With the competition entering its decisive stage, TC Sports look increasingly likely to book their place in the top flight, while Green Streets must produce a remarkable turnaround if they are to avoid missing out on qualification.

Dhidhdhoo boosted their chances of securing a place in the Dhivehi Premier League 2026/27 after recording a crucial 3-1 victory over Huraa in the Dhivehi Premier League Qualifiers on Tuesday.

The win takes Dhidhdhoo to six points from three matches, moving them firmly into contention for one of the four qualification spots available from the six-team competition. The result also leaves Huraa in a difficult position, with just one point from their opening three matches.

With every team playing each other once, only the top four teams will advance to the Dhivehi Premier League next season. As the qualification race enters its decisive stage, both sides still have two matches remaining.

Dhidhdhoo’s victory places them in a strong position ahead of their remaining fixtures against Green Streets and Biss Buru Sports. Another positive result in either match could secure thema spot in the next edition of Dhivehi Premier League.

For Huraa, the defeat means there is little room for error in their final two matches against Biss Buru Sports and TC Sports. While qualification remains mathematically possible, the team will likely need strong performances in both games to stay in contention for a top-four finish.

The result marks a significant turnaround for Dhidhdhoo after their opening matches and puts the club’s Premier League ambitions firmly in their own hands. Meanwhile, Huraa face an uphill battle as they seek to recover from a disappointing start to the qualifiers.

With several matches still to be played and qualification spots yet to be decided, the race for promotion to the Dhivehi Premier League 2026/27 remains wide open.

The Football Association of Maldives (FAM) has announced an extension to the registration deadline for the upcoming FAM Futsal Championship after receiving an overwhelming response from clubs and teams across the country.

According to FAM, more than 50 teams have already submitted their applications to participate in the nationwide competition, highlighting the growing popularity of futsal in the Maldives.

The tournament will be conducted using a format similar to the FAM Atoll Championship, providing teams from across the country with a pathway to compete at the national level. The competition will begin with the Atoll Round, followed by the Zone Round, Regional Round, and ultimately the Final Round, where the country’s top futsal teams will battle for the championship title.

FAM said the decision to extend the application deadline was made to allow more teams the opportunity to register and take part in the tournament. The association expects the number of participating teams to increase further before the revised deadline.

The championship is expected to provide a major boost to futsal development nationwide by creating more competitive opportunities for players and clubs from islands throughout the Maldives. It also offers emerging talents a platform to showcase their abilities on a larger stage.

With interest already exceeding 50 teams, anticipation is building for what is expected to be one of the largest futsal competitions organized in the country. Further details regarding fixtures, venues, and the revised registration deadline are expected to be announced by FAM in the coming days.