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2007–08 in Hong Kong football

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The 2007-08 season in Hong Kong football, starting July 2007 and ending June 2008:

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Overview

  • Hong Kong 08 was dissolved as Hong Kong was knocked out from the 2008 Summer Olympics qualification.
  • Tung Po, the 2006-07 Second Division champion refused to promote while the runner-up Shek Kip Mei promoted and renamed to Workable.
  • Eastern was to be relegated from Second Division to Third 'A' Division by rule but was subsequently invited to promote to First Division after obtaining sufficient sponsorship

    • Hong Kong team

    Hong Kong have gone through their 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, where they were knocked out in the Second Round.

    Hong Kong national under-23 football team

    Hong Kong national under-23 football team this season is preparing for the 2009 East Asian Games to be hosted in Hong Kong.

    1 Hong Kong's score comes first.

    AFC Cup 2007

  • Happy Valley - group stage
  • Xiangxue Sun Hei / Convoy Sun Hei - quarter-final

    • AFC Cup 2008

  • Kitchee - group stage
  • South China - group stage

    • Hong Kong Top Footballer

  • Li Haiqiang (South China)

    • Fans' Player of the Year

  • Lee Chi Ho (South China)

    • Best Youth Player

  • Kwok Kin Pong (South China)
  • Lo Chun Kit (Eastern)

    • Coach of the Year

  • Liu Chun Fai (Citizen)

    • The Citizen Athletic Association 60th Anniversary Invitation Football Match

    Citizen organized an exhibition competition on 22 August 2007 for celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the club. It featured two matches including the host Citizen against Guangdong, and another Hong Kong team South China versus J. League team Vissel Kobe.

  • Citizen vs Guangdong
  • South China vs Vissel Kobe

    • CASH 10th Anniversary Soccer Day

  • Pok Oi Hospital Charity Cup
  • CASH 10th Anniversary Cup

    • References

    2007–08 in Hong Kong football Wikipedia
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