Hong Kong - 1. Division 03/24 05:30 19 [11] Hoi King v Citizen AA [4] W 3-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 03/17 07:00 18 [11] Sai Kung v Hoi King [10] L 3-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 03/10 05:30 17 [10] Hoi King v Kowloon City [2] L 1-2
Hong Kong - 1. Division 03/03 09:30 16 [5] Yuen Long v Hoi King [10] L 2-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 02/18 07:30 15 [9] Eastern District v Hoi King [10] L 3-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 02/04 07:30 14 [6] South China AA v Hoi King [9] L 3-0
Hong Kong - 1. Division 01/21 05:30 13 [9] Wing Yee v Hoi King [11] W 0-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 01/14 05:30 12 [11] Hoi King v Central & Western [2] L 1-8
Hong Kong - 1. Division 01/07 07:30 1 [1] Kowloon City v Hoi King [10] L 4-0
Hong Kong - 1. Division 12/17 05:30 11 [10] Hoi King v Sai Kung [12] D 1-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 12/10 05:30 10 [10] 3 Sing FC v Hoi King [11] W 2-3
Hong Kong - 1. Division 12/03 07:30 9 [12] Hoi King v South China AA [9] D 1-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 11/26 07:30 8 [4] Shatin v Hoi King [11] L 5-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 11/19 07:30 7 [5] Citizen AA v Hoi King [11] L 3-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 11/12 05:30 6 [11] Hoi King v Wing Yee [7] D 0-0
Hong Kong - 1. Division 11/05 07:30 5 [11] Hoi King v Yuen Long [4] L 0-2
Hong Kong - 1. Division 10/29 07:30 4 [6] Central & Western v Hoi King [8] L 3-0
Hong Kong - 1. Division 10/22 07:30 3 [4] Hoi King v Wong Tai Sin [1] D 2-2
Hong Kong - 1. Division 10/15 07:30 2 [3] Hoi King v Eastern District [3] D 1-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 10/08 05:30 1 Kowloon City v Hoi King - Postponed
Hongkong - FA Cup - Junior Division 07/08 11:00 - Central & Western v Hoi King L 2-1
Hongkong - FA Cup - Junior Division 07/02 09:30 - Citizen AA v Hoi King W 0-1
Hongkong - FA Cup - Junior Division 06/25 09:30 - South China AA v Hoi King W 1-3
Hongkong - FA Cup - Junior Division 06/18 09:30 - Hoi King v KCDRSC W 7-1
Hongkong - FA Cup - Junior Division 06/11 07:30 - Hoi King v HK Pegasus W 1-0
Hong Kong - 1. Division 05/14 07:30 26 Eastern District v Hoi King L 4-3
Hong Kong - 1. Division 05/07 07:30 25 [6] Hoi King v Citizen AA [10] D 2-2
Hong Kong - 1. Division 04/16 07:30 24 [8] North District v Hoi King [5] D 1-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 04/02 09:30 23 [7] Yuen Long v Hoi King [6] D 1-1
Hong Kong - 1. Division 03/26 07:30 22 [4] Hoi King v Wing Yee [7] L 0-1

Wikipedia - Hoi King SA

Hoi King Sports Association (Chinese: 凱景體育會) is a Hong Kong football club which currently competes in the Hong Kong First Division.

History

Founded in 2015, the club's name is derived from its founders Fung Hoi Man and Lo King Yau. Since its beginnings, the club has recruited students from the Diocesan Boys' School to form the core of its squad.

The club's first official match occurred on 6 September 2015 against fellow Hong Kong Third Division side, Sun International. The match resulted in a 2–1 debut victory for Hoi King. During the last match of the season on 22 May 2016, Hoi King managed a draw against Central & Western, ensuring that Hoi King would own the tiebreaker between the two clubs based on head-to-head results. This result allowed Hoi King to clinch the Third Division title in their maiden season.

During the 2016–17 season, the club finished level with Central & Western on points, but once again won the head-to-head tiebreaker. As a result, Hoi King finished as runners up in the Hong Kong Second Division and clinched their second successive promotion in as many years.

In April 2018, the club applied for promotion to the Hong Kong Premier League. On 24 May, despite an 8th-place finish in the First Division, the Hong Kong Football Association accepted Hoi King's application to join the HKPL for the 2018–19 season. This became the club's first-ever appearance in the top-flight league of Hong Kong.

In April 2019, after losing to R&F, the club was confirmed to finish at the bottom of the Hong Kong Premier League and was relegated to the Hong Kong First Division League for the next season.

In the 2022-23 season, Hoi King finished 2nd in the FA Cup Junior Division, after losing 2-1 to Central and Western District in the final. They played teams like Hong Kong Pegasus and KCDRSC in the competition.

Hoi King, die Fußballmannschaft der Sonderverwaltungszone Hongkong, ist ein Team, das die Region Hongkong bei internationalen Fußballwettbewerben vertritt. Die Mannschaft, die unter dem Dach des Hongkonger Fußballverbandes (HKFA) spielt, ist auch als "Löwen von Tai Po" bekannt.

Hoi King spielt seine Heimspiele im Hong Kong Stadium, einer Mehrzweckarena mit einer Kapazität von 40.000 Zuschauern. Die Mannschaft wird von Jorn Andersen trainiert, einem ehemaligen norwegischen Nationalspieler, der 2018 das Amt übernahm.

Hoi King hat sich noch nie für eine Weltmeisterschaft qualifiziert, hat aber an mehreren Asienmeisterschaften teilgenommen. Ihre beste Platzierung war der vierte Platz bei der Asienmeisterschaft 1956. Die Mannschaft hat außerdem bei der Ostasienmeisterschaft und dem Guangdong-Hongkong Pokal beachtliche Erfolge erzielt.

Zu den bemerkenswerten Spielern von Hoi King gehören die Stürmer Chan Siu Ki und Lo Kong Wai sowie der Kapitän und Torhüter Yapp Hung Fai. Das Team ist bekannt für seinen offensiven und temporeichen Spielstil und seine Fähigkeit, Tore zu erzielen.

Hoi King ist eine stolze und leidenschaftliche Fußballmannschaft, die die Sonderverwaltungszone Hongkong mit Ehre und Entschlossenheit vertritt.