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Hong Kong Premier League
The BOC Life Hong Kong Premier League is the top professional football competition in Hong Kong, with 10 teams taking part in the 2022-23 season.
Lee Lok-him tussles with Shu Sasaki during Tai Po’s defeat by Southern on Saturday. Photo: Eugene Lee
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.

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

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Ex-Real Madrid player Asier Illarramendi on loving Kitchee, winning in Hong Kong

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Hong Kong’s Kitchee sign ex-La Liga forward Martin Merquelanz in show of intent

The 30-year-old becomes fifth Spaniard on league leaders’ books as Inigo Calderon seeks to heap more pressure on title rivals.

Martin Merquelanz made the last of his 18 appearances for two-time La Liga champions Real Sociedad in May 2021. His last club was FC Andorra in the Spanish second tier. Photo: Getty Images
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Hong Kong club Eastern stage coup to re-sign star from mainland China

Jesse Yu Joy-yin returning to district club after a year with China League One club Shijiazhuang Gongfu, North District add two more players.

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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.

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Football star in Hong Kong loving pressure after ‘making it out’ of Brazil favela

Samuel Granada flourishing for North District on loan from illustrious Rio de Janeiro club Fluminense, eyeing big-time return.

Samuel Granada is flourishing with North District after arriving hungry and ambitious to succeed. Photo: Karma Lo
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Rodri and Gerard Pique congratulate Hong Kong’s newest boss

Manu Torres reveals positive messages from superstar friends and former colleagues, aims to grow local talent following winning start.

Roberto Losada

Ex-El Salvador youth boss Torres handed reins at Eastern after Losada exit

Manu Torres confirmed as new head coach of struggling Hong Kong Premier League club.

Hong Kong Football Club

Eastern look west for Losada replacement after boss leaves with immediate effect

Hong Kong Premier League club announce departure of Roberto Losada after more than four trophy-laden years.

Roberto Losada has left Eastern with immediate effect. Photo: Eastern FC
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

Pakistan-born footballer’s Hong Kong ambition after ditching first sporting love

Jahangir Khan fighting for recall to city team after excellent start to season with surprise local league table-toppers North District.

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

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

Kitchee SC

Hong Kong Premier League: Kitchee survive late Lee Man fightback in 5-goal thriller

Inigo Calderon’s team open up 3-0 lead, get pegged back, just hold on for statement win in Mong Kok.

Lee Man’s Everton Camargo (right) battles for the ball with Kitchee’s Jason Kam at Mong Kok Stadium. Photo: Edmond So
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

From the Maracana to King’s Park, family needs bring Brazilian to Hong Kong

Kayke David savouring North District chance three years after rubbing shoulders with stars in Flamengo’s squad.

Brazilian David is settling into his new surroundings in Hong Kong. Photo: North District
Kitchee SC

Kitchee swoop to sign ex-Spain midfielder and Champions League winner Illarramendi

Asier Illarramendi, who won silverware with Real Madrid, signs for Hong Kong Premier League side after spell in US.

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New Zealand footballer returns to Hong Kong roots, is open to playing for city

Switch to grandmother’s hometown satisfies lifelong ambition for Marco Lorenz, who has ambitions of playing in South Korea, Japan or Europe.

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Hong Kong giants Kitchee begin Premier League campaign with statement success

The 12-times champions prove too strong for Eastern, as midfielder Cheng Chin-lung breaks three-year top-flight scoring duck.

Adrian Revilla is thwarted by Eastern defender Leung Chun-pong. Photo: Elson Li
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.

Hong Kong Football Festival 2025

Editorial | Hong Kong’s local football needs to harness festival passion

The energy from the Football Festival and Asian Cup qualifier with India can carry over to the local game if there is a good product.

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Hong Kong’s top coach struggling for motivation after rivals ransack squad

Roberto Losada preparing for a challenging season with Eastern after big-spending clubs lure away best players.

Eastern’s players warm up ahead of a pre-season training session. Photo: Eastern
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Pets, padel, lots of beer: bold plan to liven up football matches in Hong Kong

Eastern District hope to attract city’s biggest crowds by turning each game into ‘festival for the area’ and offering food, hotel discounts.

Hong Kong’s clash with India in June drew 42,000 spectators to Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Elson Li
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Can Hong Kong retain Cristiano Ronaldo factor as its Premier League kicks off?

Local league returns this weekend for 2025-26 season and officials hope to attract more fans to stadiums.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong footballer to resume career after rape conviction overturned

Premier League goalkeeper Yip Ka-yu, whose conviction and sentence were quashed by Court of Appeal, set to join BC Rangers.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

New-look Hong Kong Premier League back with a bang, as local FA reveals revamp

City’s top flight has scheduling overhaul, with opening weekend set to be dominated by two big-four fixtures.

Leung Kwun-chung of Eastern (left) and Tai Po’s Philip Chan are likely to be involved in this season’s title race. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Brazilian recruit backs Kowloon City plan to develop Hong Kong football talent

Luizinho keen to help as club aim to offer professional pathway for promising young players.

Luizinho attempts an acrobatic effort for BC Rangers against Lee Man. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong Football Club boss says sky is limit for young team, sets big target

Chancy Cooke preparing for second campaign in charge after huge summer overhaul, as youngsters replace departed veterans.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

World Cup winner Juan Mata’s advice for Hong Kong champions’ new striker

Tai Po’s James Temelkovski, who played with Spanish star in A-League, wants to be top scorer in the city and to ‘bring eyes to league’.

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