2006–07 in Hong Kong football

The 2006-07 season in Hong Kong football, starting July 2006 and ending June 2007:

Overview

The number of teams in the First Division will increase from eight to ten as the HKFA has decided to keep the two bottom teams last season, South China and Hong Kong 08, in the First Division, while HKFC and Wofoo Tai Po are promoted.

Wofoo Tai Po, who earned promotion to the First Division by finishing second in the Second Division, will play their first ever season in the top division of Hong Kong football.

Events

Representative team

Hong Kong team

For all-time list, see Hong Kong national football team results

Hong Kong have gone through their Asian Cup 2007 qualifying campaign, where they ended 3rd in group F.

Date Venue Opponents Score Comp Hong Kong scorers Match Report(s)
12 August 2006 Hong Kong Stadium (H)  Singapore 1–2 F Lee Sze Ming HKFA
FAS
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16 August 2006 Pakhtakor Stadium (A)  Uzbekistan 2–2 ACQ07 Sham Kwok Keung (2) AFC
6 September 2006 Hong Kong Stadium (H)  Uzbekistan 0–0 ACQ07 AFC
HKFA
11 October 2006 Al Gharrafa Stadium (A)  Qatar 0–2 ACQ07 AFC
15 November 2006 Mong Kok Stadium (H)  Bangladesh 2–0 ACQ07 Gerard Ambassa Guy (2) AFC
HKFA
1 June 2007 Indonesia (A)  Indonesia 0–3 F
19 June 2007 Macau (N)  Chinese Taipei 1–1 EAC08Q Lo Chi Kwan
21 June 2007 Macau (N)  Guam 15–1 EAC08Q Chan Siu Ki (5)
Lo Kwan Yee (2)
Poon Yiu Cheuk
Cheng Siu Wai
Lo Chi Kwan
Cordeiro
Dominic Gadia (o.g.)
Law Chun Bong
Ambassa Guy
Luk Koon Pong
24 June 2007 Macau (N)  North Korea 0–1 EAC08Q

Hong Kong futsal team

2007 AFC Futsal Championship

Hong Kong U-23

2006 Asian Games
For more details on this topic, see Football at the 2006 Asian Games § Group_D.
Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup
For more details on this topic, see Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup 2006-07.

Hong Kong captured the champhion of 29th Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup

2008 Olympic Games Qualifying

Preliminary Round

Second Round (Group B)

Hong Kong U-19

AFC U19 Youth Championship Qualification Competition 2007 [8]

Hong Kong U-16

AFC U16 Youth Championship Qualification Competition 2007 [8]

Hong Kong U-14

EAFF U-14 Youth Festival 2006[9] held in China

Hong Kong U-13

2007 AFC (U13) Festival of Football[10] held in Beijing, China

Honours

Competition Winner Details Match Report
First Division South China First Division 2006-07
League Cup Kitchee League Cup 2006-07
Senior Shield South China Senior Shield 2006-07
FA Cup South China FA Cup 2006-07
Second Division Tung Po Second Division 2006-07
Third 'A' Division Tuen Mun F.C.
Third 'District' Division Hong Kong 09

Asian clubs competitions

AFC Cup 2006

For more details on this topic, see AFC Cup 2006.

AFC Cup 2007

For more details on this topic, see AFC Cup 2007.

Exhibition Matches

Canon Cup

12 August 2006
20:15
Kitchee 1 - 1 Shanghai Shenhua
Xiao Zhanbo  35' (O.G.)
(in Chinese)
Julius Akosah  44' (O.G.)
Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong
Attendance: 4,667
Referee: Fong Yau Fat
KITCHEE:
GK 1 China Wang Zhenpeng
MF 6 China Gao Wen
FW 9 Cameroon Julius Akosah  60'
MF 10 Cameroon Wilfed Bamnjo
FW 11 Saint Kitts and Nevis Keith Gumbs  30'
MF 14 Hong Kong Liu Quankun
MF 15Hong Kong Szeto Man Chun  40'
DF 16Hong Kong Luk Koon Pong
DF 20 Serbia Darko Rakočević
DF 21 Serbia Ivan Jević
DF 25Hong Kong Leung Chi Wing  53'
Substitutions:
GK 23 Hong Kong Goldbert Chi Chiu
GK 26China Li Jian
DF 3China Lin Junsheng
DF 13 Hong Kong Cheung Kin Fung  53'
FW 18Hong Kong Chan Siu Ki
FW 19Hong Kong Cheng Lai Hin
MF 28Hong Kong Kwok Yue Hung  60'
Coach:
SHANGHAI SHENHUA:
GK 12 China Zhou Yajun
4 China Li Yinan  46'
DF 6 Hong Kong Ng Wai Chiu  58'
MF 7China Xiao Zhanbo  36'
FW 9Honduras Luis Ramírez  58'
MF 11 Serbia Ivan Jovanović
13 China Chen Liang
MF 16 China Yu Tao  17'
19 China Li Chengming 38'
26 China Wang Hongliang
FW 35 Germany Carsten Jancker  73'
Substitutions:
GK 21 China Qiu Shengjiong
3 China Liu Yinlao  73'
8 China Xie Hui  58'
15 China Wang Ke  17'
17 China Sun Ji  46'
18 China Zhen Kewei  36'
20 China Chen Lei  58'
Coach:

Transfer deals

Transfers

As of 21 May 2007

1 July 2006

3 July 2006

4 July 2006

11 July 2006

13 July 2006

14 July 2006

15 July 2006

16 July 2006

22 July 2006

23 July 2006

27 July 2006

31 July 2006

1 August 2006

2 August 2006

4 August 2006

14 August 2006

18 August 2006

22 August 2006

28 August 2006

31 August 2006

10 September 2006

16 September 2006

27 September 2006

29 September 2006

6 October 2006

20 October 2006

3 November 2006

9 November 2006

17 November 2006

24 November 2006

6 December 2006

9 December 2006

15 December 2006

15 January 2007

23 January 2007

2 March 2007

15 March 2007

16 March 2007

17 March 2007

17 March 2007

Deaths

References

External links

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