BC Rangers conduct their half-time talk on the pitch because the changing rooms at Tseung Kwan O Training Centre are too far away. Photo: Chan Kin-wa BC Rangers conduct their half-time talk on the pitch because the changing rooms at Tseung Kwan O Training Centre are too far away. Photo: Chan Kin-wa
BC Rangers conduct their half-time talk on the pitch because the changing rooms at Tseung Kwan O Training Centre are too far away. Photo: Chan Kin-wa
Sport /  Hong Kong

Hong Kong clubs threaten to boycott matches if government is unable to reopen football venues after March 1

  • Club representatives say the Tseung Kwan O centre facilities are inadequate and they would prefer playing behind closed doors at proper venues
  • The government closed down its football venues because of the coronavirus threat, with the HKFA saying it was only an interim measure

Topic |   Hong Kong Football Association (HKFA)
Chan Kin-wa
Chan Kin-wa

Updated: 10:30pm, 14 Feb, 2020

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BC Rangers conduct their half-time talk on the pitch because the changing rooms at Tseung Kwan O Training Centre are too far away. Photo: Chan Kin-wa BC Rangers conduct their half-time talk on the pitch because the changing rooms at Tseung Kwan O Training Centre are too far away. Photo: Chan Kin-wa
BC Rangers conduct their half-time talk on the pitch because the changing rooms at Tseung Kwan O Training Centre are too far away. Photo: Chan Kin-wa
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