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Lee Chi-kin

(李志堅)

Lee Chi-kin
李志堅
The latest news and top stories on Lee Chi-kin, a Hong Kong football manager and chief coach at Tai Po. He guided the team to its second Hong Kong Premier League title in 2024-25. Recognised as Hong Kong's Coach of the Year in 2015 and 2019, he achieved a cup double with Eastern.
Roberto Losada, here preparing his team for March’s Asian Cup qualifier in India, is in pole position for the permanent Hong Kong post. Photo: HKFA
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Losada unfazed by Hong Kong job waiting game, promises ‘more dynamic’ team

Football association says there are no snags in head coach recruitment process, as city team prepare for Mongolia and Cambodia encounters.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong FA Cup: Tai Po boss open to new opportunities after final victory

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong FA Cup final dilemma for Tai Po boss, key men set to join opponents

Asian Football Confederation (AFC)

Recrowned Hong Kong kings Kitchee say making more impact in Asia is next mission

Club president Ken Ng Kin aiming to build ‘stronger and better’ team for continental quest, asks for patience over star striker chase.

Kitchee players celebrate after beating BC Rangers last month to win the title with four matches to spare. Photo: Jonathan Wong
AFC Champions League

Hong Kong title winners Kitchee seeking Asian Champions League answers

Continental governing body proposing revamp of its club competitions, city champions in dark over plans for next season.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Asian Cup clash in India could shape Hong Kong future as boss continues audition

City team are missing a host of players for dead-rubber match in Kochi, with neither team able to reach next year’s finals in Saudi Arabia.

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The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Tai Po backers deny planning to pull plug, say future in club president’s hands

Francis and Catherine Yip want to ‘bring more joy to the district’, but say decision over club’s future belongs to president Peter Lam.

Tai Po players and staff celebrate with fans following their ACL2 victory over Cong An Hanoi last December. Photo: Elson Li
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

The Hong Kong footballer balancing a passion for nursing with chasing China dream

Tai Po forward Lee Lok-him eyes a shot at playing on the mainland, in between working on geriatric ward at Princess Margaret Hospital.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Uncertainty surrounds Tai Po future as owners consider pulling plug on club

Head coach Lee Chi-kin in dark over whether owners Francis and Catherine Yip will continue backing district club beyond this season.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong midfielder Chan out to silence Tai Po doubters with Senior Shield win

District club’s first shield since 2013 would save disappointing campaign, and playing in final ‘worth way more’ than in Lunar New Year Cup.

Philip Chan, here celebrating a goal against North District with James Temelkovski, says Tai Po need silverware to rescue their season. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong footballer in city squad 8 months after rape conviction overturned

BC Rangers No 1 Yip Ka-yu could be poised for city team debut, Roberto Losada names squad for Lunar New Year Cup match against FC Seoul.

Yip Ka-yu is in a 23-man squad for next weekend’s Lunar New Year Cup meeting with FC Seoul at Hong Kong Stadium. Photo: Facebook/ BC Rangers
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong giants Kitchee christen new home in style as champions Tai Po flounder

Inigo Calderon’s team sprint into 4-0 half-time lead but are given scare as visitors belatedly come to life to score twice.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

AFC Champions League 2: Tai Po boss aiming for grand finale, but ‘lots to learn’

Lee Chi-kin aiming for performance to repay loyal fans as local champions wrap up campaign against Cong An Hanoi at Mong Kok Stadium.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Tai Po players ‘here to help’ as they play first match in Hong Kong since fire

All ticket proceeds donated to Wang Fuk Court support group, while Kitchee raise over HK$700,000 for Tai Po relief efforts.

Players observe a minute’s silence before the Premier League match between Tai Po (in white) and North District. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

As Hong Kong seeks new football coach, Roberto Losada says he is ‘super-ready’

Eastern boss reveals he is keen to replace Ashley Westwood as he urges his team to overcome fear in Thursday’s AFC Champions League Two tie.

Roberto Losada indicated he would be keen to coach Hong Kong. Photo: Sun Yeung
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

As Hong Kong football licks its wounds, Tse wants Tai Po to lift city in AFC tie

After Hong Kong’s loss to Singapore, another do-or-die game sees Tai Po travel to Sydney for Asian Champions League clash with Macarthur.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Tai Po boss eyes Hong Kong job, keeper hits back at Westwood as saga rumbles on

Lee Chi-kin led side to Hong Kong Premier League title in 2024-25, while dropped goalkeeper Tse says he wanted to face Singapore.

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Education in Hong Kong

Exclusive | Debut ranking in top 10% globally boosts self-awareness: Hong Kong EdU head

While ranking is globally recognised, it does not fully reflect an institution’s unique characteristics and strengths, president says.

Education University of Hong Kong has been ranked among the world’s top 10 per cent of universities. Photo: EDUHK
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Eastern boss says club in ‘survival moment’ ahead of AFC Champions League 2 game

Roberto Losada in one of toughest periods of four-year tenure, but vows to take fight to Vietnamese visitors Nam Dinh.

Asian Football Confederation (AFC)

AFC Champions League 2: Inspired Tai Po fighting for Hong Kong’s reputation

Midfielder Remi Dujardin says team believe ‘anything is possible’ ahead of stern Vietnam test, hails local league’s pulling power.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Super Typhoon Ragasa: football farce as Hong Kong matches proceed amid flooding

Despite rainstorm and thunderstorm warnings in place, city’s Premier League continues.

Waterlogging is evident during Kowloon City’s match against Tai Po at Sham Shui Po Sports Ground. Photo: Paul McNamara
AFC Champions League

Australian striker out to wreck old club Tai Po’s return to AFC Champions League

Harry Sawyer says he’s ‘more mature physically and mentally’ than during his brief spell in Hong Kong as a young player.

Macarthur striker Harry Sawyer runs through some drills during a training session at Mong Kok Stadium. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Expect chaos, Tai Po’s Australian ace tells Asian Champions League opponents

James Temelkovski giving teammates inside track on opponents Macarthur, and warns A-League club to brace themselves for alien conditions.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Post predictions: Lee Man to pip Tai Po to Hong Kong Premier League title

On the eve of the domestic season, Post reporter Paul McNamara nails his colours to Lee Man’s mast, backs North District to surprise.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong player makes Tai Po pledge, as club demand fee for any mainland move

Nicholas Benavides aiming to banish first-season blues with city champions, as club and player appear to agree pact.

Nicholas Benavides (middle) celebrates scoring for Hong Kong against Guam last December. Photo: Dickson Lee
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