2010–11 in Hong Kong football
The 2010–11 season in Hong Kong football, starting July 2010 and ending June 2011.
Overview
Representative team
Hong Kong
Friendly matches in first half season
2011 Guangdong–Hong Kong Cup
Friendly matches in second half season
Hong Kong U-23
Friendly against Australia
Match Detail
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Manager: |
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Long Teng Cup
This is a tournament was organized by Chinese Taipei Football Association and take place in Kaohsiung, Taiwan from 8 to 12 October 2010. Another three participating teams is Chinese Taipei, the Philippines and Macau. The players of Hong Kong were seleted for 2010 Asian Games and another three associations sent their senior teams. FIFA ensured that these 3 matches are the formal international matches after the tournament.
The first match of Hong Kong team was against the Philippines on 8 October. However, the heavy rain flooded the field, so the ball flow on the water and could not be kick. The match was abandoned at 14th-minute.[3] The rematch played on 9 October, Hong Kong defeated the Philippines by 4–2.[4]
Match Detail
Macau: |
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GK |
1 |
Liu Kin Chou |
RB |
12 |
Lee Keng Pan |
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77' |
CB |
16 |
Lei Ka Him |
CB |
8 |
Cheng Ieong Paulo Cheang |
LB |
13 |
Tang Ho Fai |
CM |
26 |
David Caroso |
CM |
20 |
Lei Kam Hou |
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45' |
RW |
10 |
Lui Wai Hung |
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75' |
AM |
5 |
Vervon Wong |
LW |
9 |
Chan Kin Seng (c) |
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87' |
CF |
30 |
Chong Chi Chio |
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68' |
Substitutions: |
DF |
15 |
Cheng Ka Wai |
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87' |
MF |
4 |
Lei Ka Hei |
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74' |
MF |
7 |
Chao Wai Hou |
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45' |
FW |
6 |
Leong Ka Hang |
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68' |
FW |
17 |
Sio Ka Un |
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77' |
Manager: |
Leung Sui Wing |
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Friendly for Asian Games
2010 Asian Games
The 2010 Asian Games will play between 7 November and 27 November in Guangzhou, China.
Match Detail
Uzbekistan: |
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GK |
1 |
Timur Juraev |
RB |
20 |
Islom Tuhtahujaev |
CB |
5 |
Dilyorbek Irmatov |
CB |
2 |
Sherzod Azamov |
LB |
4 |
Akmal Kholmurodov |
CM |
8 |
Sherzod Karimov |
CM |
7 |
Odil Ahmedov (c) |
RW |
14 |
Zokhir Pirimov |
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66' |
LW |
18 |
Fozil Musaev |
29' |
SS |
9 |
Kenja Turaev |
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71' |
CF |
17 |
Ivan Nagaev |
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75' |
Substitutions: |
GK |
12 |
Sanjar Kuvvatov |
DF |
6 |
Sunnatilla Mamadaliyev |
DF |
13 |
Ikboljon Bobokhanov |
MF |
15 |
Gulom Urunov |
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66' |
MF |
16 |
Jasur Hasanov |
MF |
19 |
Sardor Mirzaev |
FW |
10 |
Davron Mirzaev |
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71' |
FW |
11 |
Alisher Azizov |
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75' |
Manager: |
Akhmad Ubaydullayev |
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Match Detail
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Bangladesh: |
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GK |
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Aminul Hoque |
RB |
2 |
Nasirul Islam Nasir |
CB |
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Waly Faisal |
CB |
14 |
Mamun Miah |
LB |
4 |
Ariful Islam |
DM |
6 |
Atiqur Rahman Meshu |
43' |
84' |
DM |
5 |
Rethul Karim |
RM |
8 |
Mamunul Islam |
CM |
18 |
Shahedul Alam Shahed |
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68' |
LM |
7 |
Zahid Hossain |
CF |
9 |
Enamul Hoque |
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61' |
Substitutions: |
GK |
12 |
Mazharul Islam |
DF |
15 |
Mintu Sheikh |
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84' |
MF |
11 |
Shakil Ahmed |
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61' |
MF |
16 |
Mohammad Chowdhary |
MF |
19 |
Imtiaz Sultan |
FW |
10 |
Jahid Hasan Ameli |
FW |
17 |
Abdul Baten Mojumder Komal |
FW |
20 |
Mithun Chowdhury |
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68' |
FW |
21 |
Tawhidul Alam |
Manager: |
Robert Rubčić |
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Match Detail
Oman: |
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GK |
88 |
Obaid Al-Zaabi |
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90+2' |
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Nadhir Al-Maskari |
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3 |
Saghayar Jaber |
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Muzzeb Issa |
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Malik Al-Hinai |
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Aman Bait Nasib |
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76' |
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Waleed Al-Saadi |
21' |
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Hussain Al-Hadhri |
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12 |
Moatasim Al-Mukhaini |
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Saleh Al-Musalami |
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16 |
Mohammed Al-Gheilani |
45+2' |
70' |
Substitutions: |
GK |
1 |
Bassam Al-Alawi |
GK |
22 |
Bassam Al-Battashi |
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90+2' |
GK |
24 |
Sabeit Al-Alawi |
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7 |
Khalil Al-Alawi |
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11 |
Saleh Abdul-Hadi |
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76' |
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Badar Bamasila |
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70' |
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23 |
Nayef Bait Fada |
Manager: |
Ibrahim Al-Blaushi |
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Hong Kong U-15
U-15 EAFF Championship
Hong Kong national under-15 football team won all the group stage matches in the championship, which hold in Guam. Hong Kong beat Chinese Taipei in semi-final but lose by one goal in the final against North Korea. Hong Kong was awarded runners' up in the tournament.[5]
1 August 2010 |
Hong Kong |
5 – 0 |
Macau |
Leo Palace Resort, Yona, Guam |
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Wong Chun Hin
Tsang Tsz Hin
Yiu Ho Ming |
News |
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2 August 2010 |
Hong Kong |
3 – 1 |
Mongolia |
Leo Palace Resort, Yona, Guam |
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Tse Long Hin
Tan Chun Lok |
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3 August 2010 |
Guam |
1 – 1 |
Hong Kong |
Leo Palace Resort, Yona, Guam |
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News |
Chan Wai Lok |
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4 August 2010 |
Hong Kong |
2 – 0 |
Chinese Taipei |
Leo Palace Resort, Yona, Guam |
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Law Hiu Chung |
Report |
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5 August 2010 |
North Korea |
3 – 2 |
Hong Kong |
Leo Palace Resort, Yona, Guam |
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Report |
Law Hiu Chung
Tse Long Hin |
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Exhibition matches
Xtep Cup
Canon Cup
References
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National teams |
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League system |
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Domestic cups |
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Interport competitions |
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Others |
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Defunt competitions |
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