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Kai Tak Sports Park
The Kai Tak Sports Park is a multisports development on the site of the old airport at Kai Tak in Hong Kong. First mooted in 2007, it will have a 50,000-seat main stadium with a retractable roof, an indoor sports centre with 10,000 seats and a public sports ground with 5,000 seats. The groundbreaking was held on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, and the HK$30 billion park is to be finished by June, 2023.
The 5,000-capacity Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground has proved a hard sell locally, with no tenant obtained since it opened in March last year. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Kowloon City eye Kai Tak with ambitions to attract new audience, build brand

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Bayern beat Villa in Hong Kong as Emery left with financial puzzle

English club lose 2-1 to six-time European champions at Kai Tak Stadium and facing up to life without star duo after enforced sales.

South Korean defender Kim Min-jae (middle) heads in Bayern Munich's first goal against Aston Villa in the Audi Football Summit match at Kai Tak Stadium on Friday. Photo: Elson Li
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Xabi Alonso adapting to whirlwind Chelsea pre-season after Hong Kong defeat

Manager plays down complications over playing pre-season matches in four locations, questions Kai Tak Stadium playing surface.

Hong Kong Football Festival

Mateo Kovacic says Manchester City under pressure to regain Premier League title

Midfielder, who wants to stay at City, says club want to recapture prize they won four years in a row before Liverpool, Arsenal stepped in.

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Hong Kong Football Festival

Man City whizz kid’s meteoric rise: from cage football to Premier League at 15

‘My friends never know what’s going to happen next, I just keep coming up with surprising things,’ 17-year-old Jeremy Monga says.

Jeremy Monga was in the city with his new club Manchester City for the Hong Kong Football Festival. Photo: Reuters
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All eyes on Mykhailo Mudryk in Hong Kong ahead of Chelsea’s Juventus test

Ukranian cleared to play after doping ban, while Moises Caicedo looking forward to Kai Tak Stadium game after passing own tough moment.

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Young Chelsea star on Hong Kong mission after overcoming being alone in London

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Juventus star fresh for Hong Kong after family consolation eased World Cup blow

Pierre Kalulu profiting from break after 49 starts last term, at ease with sacrificing Lyon dream because he has ‘perfect image in my head’.

Pierre Kalulu in during Juventus’ pre-season friendly against Standard de Liege at Stade Maurice Dufrasne in Liege, Belgium. Photo: Getty Images
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Football Festival’s economic impact stretches far beyond Hong Kong’s borders

Inter Milan eye potential for China growth, while event’s social media reach carries city’s name far and wide.

Inter Milan see this week’s Hong Kong Football Festival as an ideal opportunity to grow the club’s fan base in China. Photo: Elson Li
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New boss Maresca happy despite Manchester City losing on penalties to Inter Milan

English Premier League club beaten following 1-1 draw at Kai Tak Stadium as new boss begins reign.

Hong Kong Football Festival

Enzo Maresca ready for Manchester City judgment days ahead of Hong Kong clash

New boss shrugs off pressure of replacing Pep Guardiola and vows to not be ‘copy-and-paste’ boss, does not rule out Erling Haaland Korea trip.

Rayan Ait-Nouri fends off Antoine Semenyo during Manchester City’s training session at Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong Football Festival

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Inter Milan coach Cristian Chivu, who said his team was “still not 100 per cent physically or mentally”, paid tribute to the late Franco Baresi, who played for rival club AC Milan. Photo: AFP
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From World Cup chaos to Hong Kong: Josko Gvardiol eyes key Manchester City role

Croatian defender aiming to impress new boss when English club tackle Inter Milan in Kai Tak Stadium clash on Saturday.

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The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Jorn again: Hong Kong set for ex-boss Fifa Asean Cup date after Myanmar draw

Former manager Andersen making positive start with new side, city team also set for Brunei meeting in inaugural tournament.

Jorn Andersen bids farewell to local football association general secretary Charles Cheung after confirming his exit in May 2024. Photo: May Tse
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China World Cup is coming, Mancini right for Italy, says Inter legend Vieri

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Fans’ fury as Bayern ticket prices slashed, thousands of seats unsold for 3 matches

Promoters of Bayern Munich v Aston Villa cut up to HK$1,000 off cost of ticket. Manchester City, Chelsea games at Kai Tak struggle to sell out.

China’s private sector

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More than 1,000 soccer fans packed the Olympian City shopping mall in Tai Kok Tsui as they cheered for their teams during the World Cup final match live broadcast between Spain and Argentina. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong tourism

Global tourism push promotes Hong Kong as city to be ‘felt’ not just seen

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The campaign uses a palette of 16 colours inspired by local landmarks and cultural symbols. Photo: HKTB
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China lose to Dominican Republic at Volleyball Nations League in Hong Kong

Chinese go down against opponents they had beaten in past five matches, while defending champions Italy win from 0-2 down against Canada.

Hong Kong economy

Editorial | Concert delay affects Hong Kong’s reputation as a mega-event host

While the organiser of the Sammi Cheng concert at Kai Tak Stadium rightly exercised caution, the episode raises questions about competence and coordination.

Volleyball

China make losing start at women’s Volleyball Nations League event in Hong Kong

Canada defeat the Chinese women 3-2, while Belgians and world champion Italians also win their tournament openers.

China’s Zhou Yetong (left, in white) hits a spike against Canada on the first day of Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong at Kai Tak Sports Park. Photo: Elson Li
Volleyball

China’s women team keen to test themselves at Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong

Coach Zhao Yong says team will use final preliminary tournament before finals to hone their performance against top-drawer opponents.

Volleyball players (from left) Elise Van Sas of Belgium; Canada’s Emily Maglio; China’s Gong Xiangyu; Dominican Republic’s Brayelin Martinez; Italy’s Anna Danesi and Ukraine’s Svitlana Dorsman. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong economy

Cantopop star Sammi Cheng’s Kai Tak Stadium concerts postponed over stage glitch

Appreciation shows to be held in place of concerts, with ticket holders given option to seek refund or keep passes for rescheduled event.

Hong Kong tourism

Exclusive | Competing for tourists? Then Hong Kong must be ‘bigger and better’: Rosanna Law

‘If Hong Kong hopes that our neighbouring cities or competitors can stand still … I think that is unrealistic,’ tourism minister says.

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