Australia vs Hong Kong head-to-head record

Australia wins: 5
Draws: 0
Hong Kong wins: 3

8 meetings, 1965 to 2012Goals: Australia 13, Hong Kong 5

Australia and Hong Kong have met 8 times since 1965. Australia have won 5, Hong Kong 3. They last met on 3 December 2012, when Australia won 1–0 in the EAFF Championship.

The 8 meetings have produced 18 goals, 2.25 per game. The biggest win is Australia’s 5–2 in World Cup qualifying in 1977. They went 31 years without meeting, between 1980 and 2012.

Who has won more, Australia or Hong Kong?

All matches8 matches

5 Australia0 drawsHong Kong 3

Competitive3 matches

3 Australia0 drawsHong Kong 0

Friendlies5 matches

2 Australia0 drawsHong Kong 3

Key numbers

Goals: Australia 13, Hong Kong 52.25 per game
First meeting: Hong Kong 1–0 AustraliaFriendly, 29 Nov 1965
Most recent: Hong Kong 0–1 AustraliaEAFF Championship, 3 Dec 2012
Australia’s biggest win: Hong Kong 2–5 AustraliaWorld Cup qualifying, 30 Oct 1977
Hong Kong’s biggest win: Hong Kong 1–0 AustraliaFriendly, 5 Dec 1980
Most goals in a meeting: Hong Kong 2–5 AustraliaWorld Cup qualifying, 30 Oct 1977
Biggest upset: Australia 0–1 Hong KongFriendly, 11 Aug 1976Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 14%
TFN Elo rating now: Australia 1884 (23rd), Hong Kong 1299 (158th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

3 Dec 2012
Hong Kong0Australia1
EAFF Championship
Kowloon, Hong Kong
5 Dec 1980
Hong Kong1Australia0
Friendly
So Kon Po, Hong Kong
30 Oct 1977
Hong Kong2Australia5
World Cup qualifying
So Kon Po, Hong Kong
10 Jul 1977
Australia3Hong Kong0
World Cup qualifying
Adelaide, Australia
24 Oct 1976
Hong Kong0Australia2
Friendly
So Kon Po, Hong Kong

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Australia win and drops with every Hong Kong win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Australia have won more Below: Hong Kong have won more

Level

Australia lead by 2 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 2, held by Hong Kong from 11 August 1976.

Every meeting on one timeline

Australia wins

Draws

Hong Kong wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Australia's home games

3 matches

201

AustraliaDrawsHong Kong

In Hong Kong's home games

5 matches

302

AustraliaDrawsHong Kong

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Australia	Hong Kong	Goals
Friendly	5	2	3	4–3
World Cup qualifying	2	2	0	8–2
EAFF Championship	1	1	0	1–0

Meetings by decade

Australia wins Draws Hong Kong wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Australia	Hong Kong	Goals
1960s	1	0	1	1
1970s	5	4	1	15
1980s	1	0	1	1
2010s	1	1	0	1

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Australia	Hong Kong
Wins in a row	41976 to 1977	21965 to 1976
Unbeaten meetings	41976 to 1977	21965 to 1976

Questions answered

How many times have Australia and Hong Kong played each other?

8 times, starting on 29 November 1965. 3 of those meetings were competitive and 5 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Australia and Hong Kong?

Australia, with 5 wins to 3. 0 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Australia vs Hong Kong?

Australia’s 5–2 win in World Cup qualifying on 30 October 1977 in So Kon Po.

When did Australia and Hong Kong last play?

On 3 December 2012 in Kowloon, when Australia won 1–0 in the EAFF Championship.

What is the competitive record between Australia and Hong Kong?

In 3 competitive matches, Australia have 3 wins, Hong Kong have 0, and 0 ended level.

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Every Australia vs Hong Kong result

All 8 Competitive 3 Friendlies 5

Every Australia vs Hong Kong result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
3 Dec 2012	Hong Kong	0–1	Australia	EAFF Championship	Kowloon, Hong Kong
5 Dec 1980	Hong Kong	1–0	Australia	Friendly	So Kon Po, Hong Kong
30 Oct 1977	Hong Kong	2–5	Australia	World Cup qualifying	So Kon Po, Hong Kong
10 Jul 1977	Australia	3–0	Hong Kong	World Cup qualifying	Adelaide, Australia
24 Oct 1976	Hong Kong	0–2	Australia	Friendly	So Kon Po, Hong Kong
18 Aug 1976	Australia	2–0	Hong Kong	Friendly	Gosford, Australia
11 Aug 1976	Australia	0–1	Hong Kong	Friendly	Canberra, Australia
29 Nov 1965	Hong Kong	1–0	Australia	Friendly	So Kon Po, Hong Kong