2006–07 in Hong Kong football
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The 2006–07 season in Hong Kong football, starting July 2006 and ending June 2007:
Overview
[edit]The number of teams in the First Division increased from eight to ten, as the HKFA decided to keep the two bottom teams from the last season, South China and Hong Kong 08, in the First Division, while HKFC and Wofoo Tai Po were promoted.
Wofoo Tai Po, who earned promotion to the First Division by finishing second in the Second Division, played their first ever season in the top division of Hong Kong football.
Events
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- 21 July 2006 – Tim Bredbury took over as head coach of Rangers, replacing Qiu Jingwei.
- 1 August 2006 – Portuguese Jorge Amaral took over as head coach of South China.
- 13 August 2006 – Kitchee played Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua in a pre-season exhibition match, Canon Cup, at the Hong Kong Stadium. After a 1–1 draw in regulation time with the home team, Shenhua requested to cancel to take the penalty shootout. The title was shared.
- 2 September 2006 – The First Division League season began with Happy Valley and Xiangxue Sun Hei drawing 1–1.[1]
- 19 September 2006 – Xiangxue Sun Hei were beaten by Jordanian Al-Faisaly 2–2 (4–5 on penalties), in the AFC Cup quarter-final.[2]
- 25 September 2006 – Rangers sacked head coach Tim Bredbury after a 1–1 draw at Happy Valley. Cheung Wai Hong took over as caretaker coach.
- 11 October 2006 – Brazilian-born defender Cristiano Preigchadt Cordeiro made his international debut for Hong Kong in the 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualifying match against Qatar.
- 4 November 2006 – Kitchee, the last unbeaten team in the First Division League up that time, lost 2–0 to South China at Mong Kok.
- 15 November 2006 – Hong Kong played the last game in their 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualifying round group F against Bangladesh. After two wins and two draws in six games, Hong Kong ended third in the group.
- 30 November 2006 – Brazilian Casemiro Mior was appointed new head coach of South China, replacing Jorge Amaral.
- 10 December 2006 – The Senior Shield kicked off, with HKFC beating Hong Kong 08 2–1 in the first round.
- 12 December 2006 – Former England international midfielder Steve McManaman visited Hong Kong at the invitation of Rangers chairman Carson Yeung Ka Shing.[3]
Representative team
[edit]Hong Kong team
[edit]For all-time list, see Hong Kong national football team results
Hong Kong have gone through their Asian Cup 2007 qualifying campaign, where they ended 3rd in group F.
| Date | Venue | Opponents | Score | Comp | Hong Kong scorers | Match Report(s) |
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| 12 August 2006 | Hong Kong Stadium (H) |  Singapore
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1–2 | F | Lee Sze Ming | HKFA FAS sleague.com[usurped] |
| 16 August 2006 | Pakhtakor Stadium (A) |  Uzbekistan
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2–2 | ACQ07 | Sham Kwok Keung (2) | AFC Archived 3 November 2006 at the Wayback Machine |
| 6 September 2006 | Hong Kong Stadium (H) | Uzbekistan
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0–0 | ACQ07 | – | AFC Archived 3 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine HKFA |
| 11 October 2006 | Al Gharrafa Stadium (A) |  Qatar
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0–2 | ACQ07 | – | AFC Archived 17 November 2006 at the Wayback Machine |
| 15 November 2006 | Mong Kok Stadium (H) |  Bangladesh
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2–0 | ACQ07 | Gerard Ambassa Guy (2) | AFC Archived 26 June 2007 at the Wayback Machine HKFA |
| 1 June 2007 | Indonesia (A) |  Indonesia
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0–3 | F | – | |
| 19 June 2007 | Macau (N) |  Chinese Taipei
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1–1 | EAC08Q | Lo Chi Kwan | |
| 21 June 2007 | Macau (N) |  Guam
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15–1 | EAC08Q | Chan Siu Ki (5) Lo Kwan Yee (2) Poon Yiu Cheuk Cheng Siu Wai Lo Chi Kwan Cordeiro Dominic Gadia (o.g.) Law Chun Bong Ambassa Guy Luk Koon Pong |
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| 24 June 2007 | Macau (N) |  North Korea
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0–1 | EAC08Q | – |
Hong Kong futsal team
[edit]- 2007 AFC Futsal Championship
- 13 May 2007 –
Tajikistan 6–4 Hong Kong 
- 14 May 2007 – Hong Kong 0–8 Japan
- 15 May 2007 – Hong Kong 3–2 Philippines
Hong Kong U-23
[edit]- 2006 Asian Games
- 29 November 2006 –
India 1–1 Hong Kong - 3 December 2006 – Hong Kong 1–2 Iran
- 6 December 2006 – Hong Kong 1–0 Maldives
- Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup
- 30 December 2006 – Guangdong 1–0 Hong Kong
- 7 January 2007 – Hong Kong 3–2 (4–2 Extra Time) Guangdong
Hong Kong captured the championship of 29th Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup
- 2008 Olympic Games Qualifying
Preliminary Round
- 7 February 2007 –
Bangladesh 0–3 Hong Kong [4] - 14 February 2007 – Hong Kong 0–1 Bangladesh
Second Round (Group B)
- 28 February 2007 – Japan 3–0 Hong Kong [5]
- 14 March 2007 – Hong Kong 0–2 Syria
[6] - 28 March 2007 – Hong Kong 0–1 Malaysia
[7] - 18 April 2007 – Malaysia 0–1 Hong Kong
- 16 May 2007 – Hong Kong 0–4 Japan
- 6 June 2007 – Syria vs Hong Kong
Hong Kong U-19
[edit]- AFC U19 Youth Championship Qualification Competition 2007 [8]
Hong Kong U-16
[edit]- AFC U16 Youth Championship Qualification Competition 2007 [8]
Hong Kong U-14
[edit]EAFF U-14 Youth Festival 2006[9] held in China
- 21 July 2006 – Hong Kong 4–0 Guam
- 21 July 2006 – Japan 1–4 Hong Kong
- 21 July 2006 – Hong Kong 3–0 Mongolia
- 22 July 2006 – Hong Kong 0–3 China
- 22 July 2006 –
Macau 0–3 Hong Kong - 22 July 2006 –
South Korea 1–0 Hong Kong - 22 July 2006 – Hong Kong 0–1 Chinese Taipei
- 23 July 2006 –
Northern Mariana Islands 0–7 Hong Kong - 23 July 2006 – Hong Kong 1–0 North Korea
- 25 July 2006 – Hong Kong 1–0 Chinese Taipei
Hong Kong U-13
[edit]2007 AFC (U13) Festival of Football[10] held in Beijing, China
- 14 April 2007 – South Korea 8–0 Hong Kong
- 14 April 2007 – Hong Kong 0–2 Japan
- 14 April 2007 – China 0–0 Hong Kong
- 15 April 2007 – Mongolia 0–4 Hong Kong
- 15 April 2007 – Hong Kong 1–3 Chinese Taipei
- 15 April 2007 – Guam 0–4 Hong Kong
- 17 April 2007 – Hong Kong 7–0 Macau
- 17 April 2007 – Hong Kong 0–5 North Korea
- 18 April 2007 – China 3–1 Hong Kong
Honours
[edit]Asian clubs competitions
[edit]AFC Cup 2006
[edit]- Xiangxue Sun Hei – Quarter finals
- Happy Valley – Group phase
AFC Cup 2007
[edit]Local competitions
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Exhibition Matches
[edit]Canon Cup
[edit]| Kitchee | 1–1 | Shanghai Shenhua |
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Xiao Zhanbo  35' (O.G.) |
[11] [12] (in Chinese) |
Julius Akosah 44' (O.G.) |
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Transfer deals
[edit]Transfers
[edit]Updated 21 May 2007
1 July 2006
- Xiao Guoji from Kitchee to Rangers
- Chiu Chun Kit from Rangers to Wofoo Tai Po
3 July 2006
- So Loi Keung from Rangers to Wofoo Tai Po
4 July 2006
- Poon Man Tik from Xiangxue Sun Hei to Happy Valley
Marcio Gabriel Anacleto from Rangers to Xiangxue Sun Hei- Li Hon Ho from Xiangxue Sun Hei to Wofoo Tai Po
Christian Kwesi Annan from Eastern to Wofoo Tai Po- Manprit Singh from HKFC to Wofoo Tai Po
- Lo Chun Kit from Citizen to Hong Kong 08
11 July 2006
- Li Chun Yip from Happy Valley to Citizen, loan
- Fung Chun Ting from Happy Valley to Citizen, loan
13 July 2006
- Man Pei Tak from Rangers to South China
14 July 2006
- Leung Chi Wing from Xiangxue Sun Hei to Kitchee
- Luk Koon Pong from South China to Kitchee
15 July 2006
- Li Hang Wui from Citizen to Kitchee
- Ha Shing Chi from South China to HKFC
- Zhang Chunghui from Rangers to South China
16 July 2006
- Wei Zhao from South China to Rangers
- Tse Man Wing from South China to Xiangxue Sun Hei
22 July 2006
- Leung Tsz Chun from South China to Rangers
23 July 2006
- Fung Ka Ki from Kitchee to Rangers
27 July 2006
- Stephen Joseph Musah from Lanwa Redbull to Citizen
Delphin Tshibanda Tshibangu from Lanwa Redbull to Citizen
Julius Akosah from Xiangxue Sun Hei to Kitchee
31 July 2006
1 August 2006
Marco Almeida to South China- Carlos Oliveira to South China
- Hugo Coelho to South China
- André Correia to South China
- Detinho to South China
- Rineo Sousa to South China, trial
- Li Haiqiang from Chengdu Wuniu to South China, loan
- Tang Jinkai from Chengdu Wuniu to South China, loan
2 August 2006
- Ju Yingzhi from Dalian Shide to Citizen, loan
4 August 2006
14 August 2006
- Tales Schutz to South China, loan
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Lawrence Akandu from Tung Po to HKFC - Leung Kam Fai from Happy Valley to Wofoo Tai Po
18 August 2006
Ivan Cop to Xiangxue Sun Hei, trial
22 August 2006
- Lee Wai Tik from South China to HKFC
- Pau Ka Yiu from Xiangxue Sun Hei to HKFC
28 August 2006
- Chan Hon Hing from Hong Kong 08 to HKFC
- Michel Platini Ferreira Mesquita from Grêmio to South China, loan
31 August 2006
- Tung Ho Yin from Rangers to Xiangxue Sun Hei
10 September 2006
16 September 2006
- Ayock Louis Berty to Rangers
- Cheng Lai Hin from Kitchee to HKFC, loan
27 September 2006
- Edgar Aldrighi Junior to Wofoo Tai Po
- Joel Bertoti Padilha to Wofoo Tai Po
- Silvano Pessoa Monteiro to Wofoo Tai Po
29 September 2006
- Manprit Singh from Wofoo Tai Po to HKFC
6 October 2006
Kyle Jordan from Sheffield Wednesday to Xiangxue Sun Hei, loan
20 October 2006
3 November 2006
- Bai He from Chengdu Wuniu to South China, loan
- Zhang Jianzhong from Guangzhou Pharmaceutical to South China
- Vítor Hugo from Happy Valley to Xiangxue Sun Hei
9 November 2006
Torin William Didenko to HKFC
Mihailo Jovanović from Rangers to South China
Destiny O Ugo from Fukien AA to HKFC- Li Hang Wui from Kitchee to HKFC, loan
17 November 2006
- Ícaro to Happy Valley
- Vandré to Happy Valley
- Joao Miguel Pinto da Silva to Xiangxue Sun Hei
- Manprit Singh from HKFC to Rangers
24 November 2006
- Ghislain Bell Bell to Rangers
Cristiano Alves Pereira to South China- Colly Barnes Ezeh from Happy Valley to Xiangxue Sun Hei
6 December 2006
Petri Jalava to South China, trial
9 December 2006
15 December 2006
- Victor Inegbenoise to Xiangxue Sun Hei
Colin Baker to Rangers, trial
12 January 2007
- Jorginho to Citizen
- Waldir to South China
- Picoli to South China
- Liang Zicheng to South China
- Wang Gang to Lanwa Redbull
- Duan Gaoyuan to Lanwa Redbull
- Luo Jing to Lanwa Redbull
- Francis Yonga to Kitchee
- Cornelius Udebuluzor to Rangers
23 January 2007
2 March 2007
- Liu Lei to Lanwa Redbull
- Wang Fengqing to Lanwa Redbull
- Zhang Sheng to Lanwa Redbull
- Chan Chun Yu to South China
- Anderson da Silva to Kitchee
- Ye Jia to Rangers
- Alexandre de Moraes to Rangers
15 March 2007
16 March 2007
- Cheung Tsz Kin from Kitchee to HKFC, loan
- Lo Chi Hin from Kitchee to HKFC, loan
- Wisdom Fofo Agbo to Rangers
- Hon Kwok Chun to Wofoo Tai Po
- Li Shu San to Wofoo Tai Po
17 March 2007
- Colin Baker from Rangers to HKFC
- Tam Kwok Fu to Wofoo Tai Po
Antonio Serrano to Xiangxue Sun Hei
17 March 2007
- Jaimes McKee from HKFC to Kitchee
- Lai Kai Cheuk from Shek Kip Mei to Xiangxue Sun Hei
- Juninho Petrolina to Happy Valley
- Marcão to Happy Valley
- Denisson to Happy Valley
- Cleiton Mendes dos Santos to South China
- Chan Wai Ho from Rangers to South China, HKD$40k
Retirements
[edit]Deaths
[edit]- Yuen Kuen Tao, 63, former Hong Kong international.
- Henry Fok, 83, former member of FIFA's executive committee HKFA's Life Honorary President.[13]
References
[edit]- ^ Sun Hei held by Happy Valley as HK League kicks off Archived 30 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine the-AFC.com, 5 September 2006
- ^ Al Faisaly squeeze into semifinals after shootout victory: AFC Cup Archived 30 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine the-AFC.com, 19 September 2006
- ^ McManaman rules out making return Archived 11 January 2007 at the Wayback Machine BBC, 12 December 2006
- ^ "HKFA Website". Archived from the original on 19 February 2007. Retrieved 7 February 2007.
- ^ "HKFA Website". Archived from the original on 30 September 2007. Retrieved 30 March 2007.
- ^ "HKFA Website". Archived from the original on 30 September 2007. Retrieved 30 March 2007.
- ^ "HKFA Website". Archived from the original on 30 September 2007. Retrieved 30 March 2007.
- ^ a b AFC U19 & U16 Youth Championship Qualification Competition 2007 Archived 19 February 2007 at the Wayback Machine HKFA.com, 23 December 2006
- ^ EAFF U-14 Youth Festival 2006 Archived 2 September 2006 at the Wayback Machine. EAFF.com
- ^ 2007 AFC (U13) Festival of Football – Hong Kong U13 Youth Representative Team Archived 3 May 2007 at the Wayback Machine HKFA.com, 19 April 2007
- ^ "香港足球總會". Archived from the original on 17 May 2011. Retrieved 19 April 2008.
- ^ "香港足球總會". Archived from the original on 30 August 2006. Retrieved 26 April 2008.
- ^ FIFA mourns former EXCO member Fok FIFA.com, 31 October 2006
External links
[edit]- HONG KONG FOOTBALL: Season 2006–07 (Archived 2009-10-22)
- (in Chinese) 總結香港代表隊2006年的成績(一) at HKFA.com
- (in Chinese) 總結香港代表隊2006年的成績(二) at HKFA.com
- (in Chinese) 總結香港代表隊2006年的成績(三) at HKFA.com
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