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Hong Kong Football Club

Hong Kong Football Club
The latest news and top stories on Hong Kong Football Club. A prominent Hong Kong-based private members’ sports club, established in 1886, the Hong Kong Football Club (HKFC) is dedicated to facilitating the development of sporting activities in Hong Kong. Located in Happy Valley, its main areas of focus include promoting sports in the community supporting elite sports and hosting major international events. HKFC offers facilities for 11 sports including football rugby squash and hockey. It is recognised for its significant contribution to Hong Kong’s sporting landscape and for founding the Hong Kong International Rugby Sevens.
Roberto Losada has left Eastern with immediate effect. Photo: Eastern FC
Hong Kong Premier League

Eastern look west for Losada replacement after boss leaves with immediate effect

Hong Kong Premier League club announce departure of Roberto Losada after more than four trophy-laden years.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong fancy dress squash event serves up HK$390,000 for Operation Santa Claus

Lacrosse

Hong Kong’s Super Sixes lacrosse event returns with more teams, new venue

SCMP Highlights

Singapore minister’s apology, China’s tourists cancel Japan trips: 7 highlights

From an apology over remarks about Hong Kong’s football team to tourists avoiding Japan, here are highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.

An aviation analyst said Shanghai-Tokyo and Shanghai-Osaka flights have been most affected in recent days by cancellations stemming from a diplomatic dispute between China and Japan. Photo: Xinhua
Singapore

Singapore minister sorry for derogatory remarks on Hong Kong football team

David Neo is heard saying ‘idiots’ in a video when referring to Hong Kong’s football team and fans after a key Asian Cup qualifier match.

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Hong Kong courts

Footballer blames team rift for ‘false claims’ in Hong Kong match-fixing trial

Ex-Hong Kong Under-23 player Brian Fok accused of offering HK$50,000 in bribes to two teammates in 2021, conspiring with three others to rig 32 matches.

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Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s Operation Santa Claus eyes HK$11 million for 13 charitable projects

This year’s theme, ‘Building Bridges’, calls for using power of compassion to connect people and inspire collective action for a better community.

(From left) Angel Cheng, Paul Wong, Lisa-Marie Tse and Jamie Cheung lauch the latest edition of Operation Santa Claus. Photo: Wong Kin Fung
2025 National Games

Diary of a champion: KOLs, cheesecake and beating the men in training races

Hong Kong cyclist Ceci Lee is in Australia with her teammates preparing for the National Games. Here she talks about food as fuel and reward.

2025 National Games

How Liam Herbert went from ‘Wasteman’ to Hong Kong key man at National Games rugby

Talented at both football and rugby as a youngster, the Hongkonger almost chose neither, but wise counsel sorted him out in time.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong Football Club boss in battle to motivate players amid losing streak

Chancy Cooke says keeping players’ heads up is biggest part of his job as South African questions fixture schedule, refereeing.

Chancy Cooke, here with teenage midfielder Nicholas Kedwards, is aiming to rediscover the winning formula for Football Club. Photo: Eugene Lee

American Montesinos turns to Hong Kong to chase his dreams of football glory

Leo Montesinos not afraid to upset rivals after quitting university and circling the globe for a chance to prove himself at a higher level.

Leo Montesinos takes the ball for ward during Football Club’s game against Eastern in the Senior Shield. Photo: HKFC
Women’s Rugby

Meet the Hong Kong women’s rugby rookie who is already a veteran and inspiration

Han-Mi is slightly older than the average first-time player, here she tells the Post about her journey from the sidelines to the wing.

Hong Kong racing

5 things to watch for during the 2025-26 Hong Kong racing season

The return of the Warrior, Ka Ying’s climb, Japan’s presence at HKIR, Sevens week at the Valley and Purton’s pursuit of 2,000.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Pakistan-born footballer aims to play for Hong Kong while serving the community

Naveed Khan will juggle pursuing his ambitions on the pitch at Football Club with helping people from ethnic minorities in his other job.

Naveed Khan (left) in action for North District against Sham Shui Po in 2023. Photo: Edmond So
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