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2022 FIFA Club World Cup

The **2022 FIFA Club World Cup** (officially known as the **FIFA Club World Cup Hong Kong 2022 presented by Visit Saudi** for sponsorship reasons; Chinese: 2022 年國際足聯世俱杯) was the TBD edition of the FIFA Club World Cup, a FIFA-organised international club football tournament, held in Hong Kong.

FIFA had confirmed that Hong Kong will host the Club World Cups. As a result, defending champions South China, as champions of the Hongkongese Premier League qualifed for the Club World Cup.

South China were the defending champions, but they were not able to defend their title as they were surprisingly defeated by the African champions Al Ahly on penalties following a thrilling extra-time draw, This made Al Ahly the first African club to win the FIFA Club World Cup.

## Teams

* Al Hilal
* Al Ahly
* Flamengo
* Liverpool
* Los Angeles
* South China
* Wellington

## Matches

### Second round

* Al Hilal 1–1 (1–3 on penalties) South China
* Al Ahly 1-0 Los Angeles

### Semi-finals

* Liverpool 2–3 South China
* Flamengo 0–1 Al Ahly

### Final

*Main article: 2022 FIFA Club World Cup final*

* South China 2–2 (4–5 on penalties) Al Ahly
List of Liverpool F.C. seasons (league)

*This article is incomplete.*

**Liverpool Football Club** is an English association football club based in Liverpool, Merseyside who plays in the Premier League; is the most successful club in England and one of the greatest teams in the world, having won the most league titles in English top-flight football.

## Seasons

*Note: Correct as of 20-21 season*

1892-93: 1st (Lancashire)

1893-94: 1st (Division 2) **Winners (1st Second Division title)**

1894-95: 14th (Division 1)

1895-96: 3rd (Division 1)

1896-97: 2nd (Division 1) *Runners-up*

1897-98: 4th (Division 1)

1898-99: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (1st English title)**

1899-1900: 2nd (Division 1) *Runners-up*

1900-01: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (2nd English title)**

1901-02: 6th (Division 1)

1902-03: 12th (Division 1)

1903-04: 13th (Division 1)

1904-05: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (3rd English title)**

1905-06: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (4th English title)**

1906-07: 7th (Division 1)

1907-08: 8th (Division 1)

1908-09: 3rd (Division 1)

1909-10: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (5th English title)**

1910-11: 17th (Division 1)

1911-12: 13th (Division 1)

1912-13: 4th (Division 1)

1913-14: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (6th English title)**

1914-15: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (7th English title)**

1915-16: 2nd (Division 1) *Runners-up*

1916-17: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (8th English title)**

1917-18: 3rd (Division 1)

1918-19: 4th (Division 1)

1919-20: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (9th English title)**

1920-21: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (10th English title)**

1921-22: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (11th English title)**

1922-23: 1st (Division 1) **Winners (12th English title)**

1923-24: 4th (Division 1)

2021-22: 1st (Premier League) **Winners (TBD Premier League title, TBD English title)**
Diogo

*In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is* Castro *and the second or paternal family name is* Barbosa.

**Diogo Nuno Edson Castro Barbosa** (born 23 October 1963), known as simply **Diogo**, is a professional football manager and former player who is the manager of Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur.

Born in Spain, he has represented the Brazil national football team. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most decorated managers of all time.

He is the eldest child of football legend Enzinho and his Spanish wife Leona Castro.

## Managing career

### South China (2016-2023)

In November 2022, he announced his intention to leave South China for Tottenham, an English team that he had also played and managed for, after the season ends.

## Personal life

Diogo was born to Enzinho, who was playing for Real Madrid at the time and Spanish mother Leona Castro. He is a practising Roman Catholic and has two younger brothers, Estêvão Roberto Leão and Carlos Alberto, and a younger sister named Catarina.

He married TBD on 8 November 1988 in London, while playing for Spurs. They have two daughters and a son Feliciano, who also followed his grandfather, uncles and father's footsteps to football.

## Honours as manager

### Porto

* Primeira Liga: 2005–06, 2006–07
* Taça de Portugal: 2005–06
* Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira: 2006

### Citizen

* Hongkongese Premier League (2): 2008-09, 2010-11
* Hongkongese Shield (3): 2008, 2009, 2011
* Hongkongese FA Cup (2): 2009, 2010, 2011
* Hongkongese League Cup (3): 2008-09, 2010-11, 2011-12
* AFC Asia League (2): 2009, 2010
* AFC Champions League: 2011
* AFC Super Cup (2): 2009, 2011
* FIFA Club World Cup runner-up: 2011

### Tottenham

* Football League Cup: 2015
* Premier League runner-up: 2015–16

### South China

* Hongkongese Premier League (5): 2017-18, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23
* Hongkongese Shield (4): 2016, 2020, 2021, 2022
* Hongkongese FA Cup (2): 2016, 2022
* Hongkongese League Cup (4): 2016-17, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2022-23
* AFC Champions League (2): 2017, 2021
* AFC Super Cup: 2021
* FIFA Club World Cup: 2021
Amor à Vida

**Amor à Vida** foi uma novela da faixa das 21h da Globo, exibida originalmente entre 20 de maio de 2013 e 31 de janeiro de 2014. Escrita por Walcyr Carrasco, com direção geral de Mauro Mendonça Filho e direção de núcleo de Wolf Maya.

## Audiências

### Exibição Original (2013-2014)

* **Início:** 20 de maio de 2013
* **Término:** 31 de janeiro de 2014
* **Exibida em:** 221 capítulos
* **Horário:** 21h20
* **Meta de Audiência:** 40 Pontos

* **Maior Audiência:** 48 Pontos (27/01/2013 e 31/01/2013)
* **Menor Audiência:** 24 Pontos (24/12/2013 e 31/12/2013)
* **Maior Média Semanal:** 44,0 Pontos
* **Menor Média Semanal:** 32,5 Pontos
Frank Soo

**Frank Soo** (Chinese: Su Weiqing; 8 March 1914 – 14 June 2011) was an English professional footballer and coach of Chinese descent who mostly played his career in Hong Kong, including three stints with South China, one of the clubs he was scouted by.

## Personal life

Soo had five children with his Hongkongese wife Anna, three sons and two daughters.

## Notes

1. ↑ In order: Charles, Paul, Anna, Louise and Leo.
Kitchee SC

**Kitchee Sports Club** is a Hongkongese professional football club based in Wan Chai that currently competes in the Hongkongese Premier League, the top tier of Hongkongese football, Kitchee is one of the most popular clubs in Asia and is a member of the Hongkongese Big Six and holds a seat at the Big Twelve.

## History

Kitchee was formed by a group of football lovers as a grassroots organisation in 1928. The club joined the Hongkongese Third Division League in 1930 and they promoted to the Hongkongese First Division League in 1933 after winning the Hongkongese Second Division League title, However, after two seasons at the First Division, they were relegated.
Enzinho

*In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is* Cavalcanti *and the second or paternal family name is* Barbosa.

**Enzo Cavalcanti Barbosa** (born 24 October 1939), known as **Enzinho** is a Brazilian professional former footballer, played as a forward for Botafogo, Real Madrid, South China and the Brazilian national team; He is considered one of the sport's greatest figures.

## Personal life

### Children

Enzinho and Leona are the parents of four children.

* Diogo Nuno Edson Castro Barbosa, known as Diogo (23 October 1963), the current manager of Tottenham.
* Estêvão Roberto Leão Castro Barbosa (8 June 1965)
* Carlos Alberto Castro Barbosa (17 October 1967)
* Catarina Leona Castro Barbosa (5 September 1972)

## Honours

### Real Madrid

TBD

* La Liga: 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1964-65,
* Copa del Rey: 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1965
* European Cup/UEFA Champions League: 1959, 1960, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1967
* Intercontinental Cup: 1960
Arsenal F.C.

**Arsenal Football Club** is an English professional football club based in Holloway, North London that competes in the Premier League, the top flight of English football.

Arsenal was the first club from the South of England to join the Football League in 1893, and they reached the First Division in 1904. Having never been relegated since its formation, *The Gunners* hold the longest streak in the top tier and have won the TBD most top tier matches in English football history.
Hong Kong national football team

## Biggest loss

Hong Kong 4-8 China (1908)

the **Hong Kong national football team** represents Hong Kong in men's international football and is governed by the Hongkongese Football Association, Hong Kong is one of the founding members of FIFA and AFC.

It is the most successful national team in the FIFA World Cup, being crowned winner sixteen times, most recently in 2022.

## Latest matches

*See also: Hong Kong national football team results (2020–present)*
Liverpool F.C.

**Liverpool Football Club** is a professional football club based in Liverpool, Merseyside, England that currently competes in the Premier League, the top tier of English football. The club was founded in 1892 and joined the Football League the following year and it has played at Anfield since its formation.
Citizen AA

**The Citizen Athletic Association** is a Hongkongese football club based in Tai Hang that currently competes in the Hongkongese Premier League, It was formed on 11 November 1947; Citizen is one of the Hongkongese Big Seven.

The appointment of former Eastern manager Bobby Moore in 1987 led to a golden era for Citizen, One of Moore's successors, South China legend Pelé was appointed as TCAA's manager from Porto in 2007 also led to a successful era for Citizen, During Pelé's tenure with the club, Citizen captured two HKPL titles, three Hongkongese Shields, two FA Cups, two Asia League titles, one AFC Champions League title, two AFC Super Cups and the FIFA Club World Cup title in 2011, they did unexpectedly won over Barcelona in the latter competition; both Moore and Pelé are now immortalized by Citizen itself as club legends.

## Mascot

The club's mascot is Baggy, who was introduced in 2000.

## In popular culture

Like that of South China's and other Hongkongese clubs, Citizen has a moe anthropomorphism. His most notable appearance is appearing alongside his former manager and current SCAA manager Pelé, with Pelé, he sometimes met South China (aka Handsome Charlie) in most books, Citizen has a short green hair, wears glasses and dressed in a black shirt.

In a comic published in 2013 when Pelé was appointed as Tottenham's new manager, Citizen was disappointed but accepted Tottenham's appointment of his manager and cried loudly; South China (Handsome Charlie) smiled and hugged the crying Citizen and said "Maybe one day Pelé will return to Hong Kong." and "Don't cry Citizen, it's okay.", both Handsome Charlie and Citizen also wished that Pelé will continue his good form at Tottenham Hotspur, Additionally, according to an official information about Handsome Charlie and in the official website of South China said that Spurs is a good friend of Handsome Charlie.
Cinema Especial

**Cinema Especial** é uma sessão de filmes esporádica da Globo exibida desde 18 de abril de 1969.

## Audiências

### 2014

* **Início:** 12 de fevereiro de 2014
* **Término:** 30 de dezembro de 2014
* **Exibida em:** 15 edições
* **Horário:** 22h30 / 1h

 04/04/2014
 04/06/2014
 11/06/2014
 18/06/2014
 25/06/2014
 02/07/2014
 09/07/2014
 23/07/2014
 13/08/2014
 03/12/2014
 10/12/2014
 17/12/2014
 24/12/2014
 30/12/2014
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 25,0 Pontos (30/12)
* **Menor Audiência:** 4,0 Pontos (13/08)

### 2015

* **Início:** 12 de abril de 2015
* **Término:** 9 de dezembro de 2015
* **Exibida em:** 8 edições
* **Horário:** 22h30 / 16h / 10h

 25/04/2015
 17/06/2015
 24/06/2015
 05/08/2015
 07/10/2015
 04/11/2015
 12/11/2015
 09/12/2015
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 22,5 Pontos (12/11)
* **Menor Audiência:** 7,6 Pontos (25/04)

### 2016

* **Início:** 20 de janeiro de 2016
* **Término:** 21 de janeiro de 2016
* **Exibida em:** 6 edições
* **Horário:** 22h30

 27/01/2016
 20/07/2016
 20/08/2016
 30/11/2016
 21/12/2016
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 22,0 Pontos (27/01)
* **Menor Audiência:** 15,3 Pontos (21/12)

### 2017

* **Início:** 14 de abril de 2017
* **Término:** 28 de dezembro de 2017
* **Exibida em:** 4 edições
* **Horário:** 22h30 / 23h

 14/09/2017
 04/10/2017
 28/12/2017
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 23,3 Pontos (04/10)
* **Menor Audiência:** 13,1 Pontos (14/09)

### 2018

* **Início:** 7 de novembro de 2018
* **Término:** 27 de dezembro de 2018
* **Exibida em:** 11 edições
* **Horário:** 22h30 / 16h

 28/11/2018
 05/12/2018
 13/12/2018
 16/12/2018
 19/12/2018
 23/12/2018
 24/12/2018
 25/12/2018
 26/12/2018
 27/12/2018
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 21,2 Pontos (07/11)
* **Menor Audiência:** 10,9 Pontos (24/12)

### 2019

* **Início:** 16 de janeiro de 2019
* **Término:** 24 de dezembro de 2019
* **Exibida em:** 6 edições
* **Horário:** 22h40 / 23h

 23/01/2019
 30/01/2019
 13/11/2019
 20/11/2019
 24/12/2019
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 24,1 Pontos (13/11)
* **Menor Audiência:** 12,6 Pontos (23/01)

### 2020

* **Início:** 22 de janeiro de 2020
* **Término:** 25 de dezembro de 2020
* **Exibida em:** 21 edições
* **Horário:** 22h40 / 23h30

* **Maior Audiência:** 22,9 Pontos (29/04)
* **Menor Audiência:** 13,1 Pontos (12/06)

### 2021

* **Início:** 17 de fevereiro de 2021
* **Término:** 24 de dezembro de 2021
* **Exibido em:** 15 edições
* **Horário:** 22h40 / 23h30

 31/03/2021
 07/04/2021
 21/04/2021
 28/04/2021
 05/05/2021
 12/05/2021
 26/05/2021
 14/07/2021
 21/07/2021
 22/09/2021
 29/09/2021
 03/11/2021
 01/12/2021
 24/12/2021
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 25,2 Pontos (05/05)
* **Menor Audiência:** 9,9 Pontos (01/12)

### 2022

* **Início:** 19 de janeiro de 2022
* **Término:** 24 de dezembro de 2022
* **Exibido em:** 10 edições
* **Horário:** 22h40

 27/04/2022
 04/05/2022
 18/05/2022
 25/05/2022
 06/07/2022
 03/08/2022
 31/08/2022
 21/09/2022
 24/12/2022
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 20,5 Pontos (03/08)
* **Menor Audiência:** 11,5 Pontos (24/12)
Victor Wong

**Victor Wong Gong-ka** (born 14 January 1968) is a Hongkongese former football player and manager who is the current head coach of the Hong Kong national team.

As a player, he spend most of his career as a midfielder and was also deployed as a forward.

## Managerial career

### South China (2010-2014)

In 2010, It was confirmed that Eastern's rivals South China has appointed Victor as their head coach after South China's previous manager Antonio Conte has been appointed as Juventus' manager, One of the famous moments of his managerial career that he led South China to many trophies, but the Caroliners narrowly missed on the sextuple. he collected many trophies for Charles Hong's club until he left South China after being appointed by the Hong Kong national team after the Hongkongese failed to get out of the group stage at the 2014 World Cup.

## Personal life

He is related to legendary commentator and former Eastern manager and director Peter Wong, who is his father.

It is said that Victor had a fondness on Liverpool before joining their fierce rivals Manchester United, He also has the respect of Manchester United's rivals Arsenal and other rivals when he allowed his eldest son Albert to play for them.

He is married and has two sons, Albert and Kevin; Both of his sons are also footballers, Albert currently plays for Arsenal in the Premier League as a forward while Kevin plays for Wanderers in the HKPL as a defender; Both of his sons also played for South China.
Chan Yuen Ting

**Chan Yuen Ting** (born 7 October 1988) is a Hongkongese former football player and coach who is currently the manager of Hongkongese Women's Premier League club South China.

## Playing career

Chan has played for Sha Tin women since 2007, she led Sha Tin to fourth place alongside other stars at the club that season; In 2008, she signed for South China, her prime occurred when she was still with *the Caroliners*. Something dark happened with her career when Chan had to retire in 2015 due to career-ending injuries, She played as a defender and forward and was considered one of Hong Kong women's footballing stars.
2022-23 South China AA season

the 2022-23 season is South China's 153th season in their existence and the 67th consecutive season in the Hongkongese Premier League, As well as competing in the HKPL; SCAA are also competing in the Hongkongese FA Cup, the Hongkongese Shield, the Hongkongese League Cup and the AFC Champions League.

South China started their friendlies with a 2-0 win against Tottenham Hotspur of England on 19 July and started their league campaign with a 3-0 win over Yuen Long on 11 August and are currently leading in the league.

On 1 November 2022, South China achieved fair play due to the fans and players' outstanding behaviour to Sharjah.

## Friendly matches

* Tottenham Hotspur 0-2 South China (19 July 2022)
* Yokohama F. Marinos 3-2 South China (25 July 2022)
* FC Tokyo 2-4 South China (27 July 2022)
* South China 1-0 River Plate (30 July 2022)
* Liverpool 2-1 South China (2 August 2022)
* Citizen 0-4 South China (11 November 2022)

## League matches

* Yuen Long 0-3 South China (11 August 2022)
* South China 10-0 Rangers (19 August 2022)
* South China 2-1 Canton (26 August 2022)
* Uk Yue 2-2 South China (31 August 2022)
* South China 3-1 Kitchee (3 September 2022)
* Muizau 2-4 South China (7 September 2022)
* South China 3-0 Canton City (12 September 2022)
* Wanderers 2-3 South China (16 September 2022)
* South China 2-1 Citizen (1 October 2022)
* Sha Tin 0-6 South China (8 October 2022)
* South China 6-0 Shenzhen (16 October 2022)
* South China 4-2 Hoikow Sailors (19 October 2022)
* Canterbury 1-4 South China (22 October 2022)
* South China 2-1 HKFC (26 October 2022)
* Tai Po 2-3 South China (30 October 2022)
* Eastern 1-4 South China (6 November 2022)
* Wan Chai 1–3 South China (21 November 2022)
* South China 3–1 Pegasus (29 November 2022)
* Happy Valley 1–10 South China (3 December 2022)
* South China – Yuen Long (6 December 2022)

## Hongkongese Shield

* South China 2-0 Kitchee (6 August 2022)

## AFC Champions League

* South China 3-0 Ürümqi (19 September 2022)
* Mohun Bagan 1-4 South China (4 October 2022)
* Sharjah 0-1 South China (12 October 2022)
* South China 3-1 Sharjah (1 November 2022)
* South China 1-1 Mohun Bagan (24 November 2022)
* Ürumqi 0–3 South China (1 December 2022)

## Hongkongese League Cup

As a Premier League club, South China were drawn into the third round against Hongkongese First Division League club Mong Kok, This match was played at the Mong Kok Stadium, MK's home stadium.

* Mong Kok 0-5 South China (4 November 2022)
* South China 1–0 Canton (11 December 2022)
* South China vs Eastern (2023?)
O Hospital

**O Hospital** foi uma série documental da Record, exibida originalmente entre 25 de junho e 10 de setembro de 2021.

## Audiências

### 1ª Temporada (2023)

* **Início:** 25 de junho de 2021
* **Término:** 10 de setembro de 2021
* **Exibido em:** 12 episódios
* **Horário:** 23h

 02/07/2021
 09/07/2021
 16/07/2021
 23/07/2021
 30/07/2021
 06/08/2021
 13/08/2021
 20/08/2021
 27/08/2021
 03/09/2021
 10/09/2021
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 4,6 Pontos (23/07)
* **Menor Audiência:** 3,3 Pontos (03/09)
Topíssima

**Topíssima** foi uma novela da Record exibida originalmente entre 21 de maio e 9 de dezembro de 2019. Escrita por Cristianne Fridman, com direção geral de Rudi Lagemann.

## Audiências

### Exibição Original (2019)

* **Início:** 21 de maio de 2019
* **Término:** 9 de dezembro de 2019
* **Exibida em:** 145 capítulos
* **Horário:** 19h
* **Meta de Audiência:** 10 Pontos

* **Maior Audiência:** 11 Pontos (09/12)
* **Menor Audiência:** 6 Pontos (14/11)
* **Maior Média Semanal:** 9,6 Pontos
* **Menor Média Semanal:** 7,0 Pontos

### Reprise (2021)

* **Início:** 27 de janeiro de 2021
* **Término:** 24 de agosto de 2021
* **Exibida em:** 150 capítulos
* **Horário:** 21h45
* **Meta de Audiência:** 8 Pontos

* **Maior Audiência:** 11 Pontos (04/08)
* **Menor Audiência:** 5 Pontos
* **Maior Média Semanal:** 9,6 Pontos
* **Menor Média Semanal:** 5,2 Pontos
2023 Hongkongese Shield

The **2023 Hongkongese Shield** was the 128th Hongkongese Shield, an annual football competition contested between the winners of the previous season's Hongkongese Premier League and Hongkongese FA Cup. It was played on TBD 2023 at the George Stadium, with Eastern defeating defending champions South China 3–2, after coming from behind.

South China were three-times-in-a-row defending champions, having won the Shield for three consecutive times, but they were denied the Shield for the fourth consecutive times by Eastern.
Scotland versus England (1872)

This association football match between the national teams of Scotland and England is recognised as the sport's first ever international match by FIFA. It took place on 30 November 1872 at Hamilton Crescent, the West of Scotland Cricket Club's ground in Partick, Glasgow. The match was watched by 4,000 spectators and finished as England achieved a win over the Scots 3-2, The first win by any national team; Jerry Weir and Billy MacKinnon were the scorers for Scotland and England captain Cuthbert Ottaway and Charles Chenery were the scorers for England, Charles Chenery scored twice and was the man of the match.

## Match details

MacKinnon
Chenery x2

Hamilton Crescent, Partick

Attendance: 4,000

Referee: William Keay (Scotland)
Family of Li Li

The **Li family** (Chinese: 李), or its Cantonese and Hakka form, **Lee**, is a Chinese and Hongkongese footballing family. The most notable member of the family is the eponymous Li Li (Chinese: 李利), who was a great and versatile midfielder for his club and country.

## First generation

* Li Li (李利; 19 November 1891 - 25 August 1990)

## Second generation

* Li Mei (1916-1996), elder daughter of Li Li
* Li Qing (1918-1978), second daughter of Li Li
* Li Lin (李琳; 1921-2002), third daughter of Li Li, wife of Ho Ying Fun.
* Li He (b. 1925), fourth daughter of Li Li
* Li Kan (1927-2023), youngest daughter of Li Li

## Third generation

* Ho Fat Chun (b. 1948), only son of Li Lin and grandson of Li Li
Li Li

**Li Li**, also known as **Lee Lee** (Chinese: 李利, Jyutping: *Lei5 Lei6*; 19 November 1891 – 25 August 1990) was a Chinese-Hongkongese football player and coach who played as a midfielder. He is widely considered one of the greatest Chinese players of all time, as well as one of the best players of his generation.

Li was born in Shanghai, He moved to Hong Kong at a young age and joined South China at the age of 10. Staying loyal to South China despite the Chinese AA was formed by two breakaway members, he began playing his senior career for *the Caroliners* and his country China at the age of 17. He appeared for the club more than 200 times and scored 111 goals for the club, and has won almost every trophy, such as the Hongkongese First Division League titles, FA Cups and Community Shields with the club, as well as representing his country at the World Cup, Olympic Games and Far Eastern Championships. He became an ambassador for the sport, working for other ventures during and around the end of his coaching career.

He was, and is still nicknamed as **Mr. South China** due to his long association with the club. Another nickname was that of the **Demon Emperor**. In 1964, he was named as the honorary chairman of his club South China.

## Coaching career

### Links with other jobs

Despite Li was a key player in South China's friendship with Tottenham Hotspur, Li decided to decline the job that Tottenham offered him to stay with South China instead. Had he accepted it, He would have been one of the first Chinese managers to manage an English club.

He was also a contender for the Hong Kong manager job, but he was never appointed by the Hongkongese Football Association (HKFA) as the manager of the national team and reportedly the Manchester City job because he was not ready to manage *The Citizens*.

## Personal life

He married TBD in 1915, They had five daughters, but he had no sons, Four of his daughters married footballers but one.

### Death

He died in his sleep at the South China Hospital, Causeway Bay on 25 August 1990, aged 98. Li's funeral took place on 1 September 1990. He was finally buried in the family cemetery of the Hongs in Tai Hang, thus following his wish.
FIFA Order of Merit

The **FIFA Order of Merit** is the highest honour awarded by FIFA.

## Recipients

### Associations

* The Football Association
* African Football
* International Football Association Board

### Clubs

* Sheffield F.C.
* Real Madrid C.F.

### Players

* Lee Wai Tong\*
* Franz Beckenbauer\*
* Enzinho
* Pelé
* Dino Zoff
* Lev Yashin
* Wu Kwok Hung
* Stanley Matthews
* Francisco Varallo
* Alfredo di Stefano
* Fritz Walter
* Ferenc Puskás
* Eusébio
* Just Fontaine
* Johan Cruyff\*
* Diego Maradona\*

### Managers

* Lee Wai Tong\*
* Franz Beckenbauer\*
* Johan Cruyff\*
* Diego Maradona\*

### Administrators

* Lee Wai Tong\*
* Stanley Rous
* Prince Faisal bin Fahd
* Prince William, Duke of Kendal
* Prince William, Duke of Windsor\* (awarded 2009)
* Arthur George
* Jimmy Lau
* Henry Fok

### Other individuals

* William Devine
* Nelson Mandela
* Prince William, Duke of Windsor\*
* Robert Louis-Dreyfus

### Other collectives

* Television
* The City of Sheffield
* Fans of Japan
* Fans of Korea

### Commercial brands

* Adidas
* Coca-Cola
* Association Internationale de la Presse Sportive
* Emirates
Difficulties

### Reward means Gold/Gems, not Souls/Exp

**Normal:** Stats 100%. Reward 100%.

**Hard:** Stats 250%. Reward 200%.

**Expert:** Stats 400%. Reward 300%.

**Hell:** Stats 1000%. Reward 750%. Boss every 4 minutes.

**Epic:** Stats 2000%. Reward 1500%. Boss every 4 minutes.

**Legend:** Stats 3500%. Reward 2000%. Boss every 3 minutes.

**Godlike:** Stats 5000%. Reward 2500%. Boss every 3 minutes.

**Chaos:** Stats 10000%. Reward 3000%. Boss every 2 minutes.
Al Hilal SFC

**Al-Hilal Saudi Football Club**, simply known as **Al Hilal**, is a Saudi professional football club based in Riyadh, that currently competes in the Saudi Pro League, the top tier of Saudi football. The club is a part of a multi-sports organisation of the same name.

Founded on 16 October 1957, Al Hilal is one of the four teams that has never been relegated from the Saudi Professional League since its inception in 1976, along with Al Ahli, Al Nassr and Al Ittihad.

Internationally, Al Hilal has won TBD AFC Champions League titles, TBD Asian Super Cups and two Asian Cup Winners' Cup. They are one of the most popular and widely-supported clubs in Asia.
Pelé

**Edson Arantes do Nascimento** (23 October 1940 – 29 December 2022), known as **Pelé**, was a Brazilian professional footballer who played as a forward. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of the sport.

## Death

Pelé died at the Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital, a hospital located in São Paulo on 29 December 2022, where he was treated. He died due to colon cancer.

Tributes were paid by many people, such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappé, fellow Brazilian Enzinho, Tai Po manager Diego Maradona, other sports clubs, and world leaders. the Emperor of Brazil, Pedro III, declared a five-day period of national mourning and the national flags of all member associations of FIFA were flown at half-mast at the headquarters in Zürich.

Places that lit up in honour of Pelé include the Christ the Redeemer statue and Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, the headquarters of CONMEBOL in Paraguay, both Wembley Stadium and George Stadium also lit up in honour of Pelé.

The state funeral was held at Santos' home stadium on 2 and 3 January 2023. It involved his open funeral, with the flags of Brazil and Santos on it; Thousands of fans flooded the streets to attend the first day of the funeral service, Some claimed that they had to wait three hours in line. After the procession, Pelé was buried at the Memorial Necrópole Ecumênica.
Sabadocine

**Sábadocine** é uma sessão de filmes do SBT. lançada originalmente em 2009, e que retornou em 30 de dezembro de 2023.

## Audiências

### 2023

* **Início:** 30 de dezembro de 2023
* **Término:** 30 de dezembro de 2023
* **Exibido em:** 1 edição
* **Horário:** 22h

 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:**
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### 2024

* **Início:** 6 de janeiro de 2024
* **Término:** 28 de dezembro de 2024
* **Exibido em:** 52 edições
* **Horário:** 22h

* **Maior Audiência:**
* **Menor Audiência:**
The Football Association

**The Football Association**, also known as simply **The FA**) is the governing body of association football in England and the Crown Dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man. It was formed on October 26, 1863, making it the oldest football association in the world.

The FA is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the amateur and professional game in its territory.
South China AA

**South China Athletic Association** (Chinese: 南華體育會) is a Hongkongese professional sports club, whose football team currently competes in the Hongkongese Premier League, the top tier of Hongkongese football.

Founded in 1904 as the *Chinese Football Club* by Chinese students led by Mok Hing (Chinese: 莫慶), South China is Asia's most decorated club and they are also Hong Kong's most successful clubs, having won more trophies than any other club. It is considered as one of the most widely supported and valuable clubs in the world.
Philip Ho

*In this Hongkongese name, the* surname *is* Ho*. In accordance with Hongkongese custom, the Western-style name is Philip Ho and the Chinese-style name is Ho Yuen-kung.*

**Philip Ho Yuen-kung** (Chinese: 何源公; born 4 July 1990) is a Hongkongese professional footballer who plays as a forward for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur and captains the Hong Kong national team, Apart from playing as a forward, he also plays as a winger and midfielder.

He played a major role in Tottenham's quadruple in the 2018-19 season and also played a a crucial role in Hong Kong's first World Cup in 40 years as the country's captain.

## Early life

Ho was born in Kowloon on 4 July 1990 as the second child of his parents Leon Ho (Chinese: 何利安), a sports coach, and Victoria Cheung (Chinese: 蔣妍梅), he moved with his parents and siblings to Causeway Bay in 1997 and joined the youth academy of South China that year.

Ho supported Kitchee when he was a child, he reportedly had that club's items and even had a Kitchee home jersey with his name and number 7 printed on the jersey.

## Personal life

His ancestral place is in Dongguan, Guangdong. His family moved from mainland China to Hong Kong in the mid 1840s, after the British took over Hong Kong, just over 140 years before he was born. This made him eligible to play for the Chinese national team, like other ethnic Chinese footballers from Hong Kong, until he chose to play for the Hongkongese national team in 2009.

Ho has four siblings, two brothers and two sisters. He is the family's second-eldest child. His elder brother is William Ho and his younger brother is Marco Ho, both of whom played football, but neither of them reached their brother's potential. His maternal grandmother, Joanne Fung, was born in China but moved to Hong Kong with her Chinese family as a child and married into the Cheung family in her adult years.

Ho married to his Hongkongese fiancée TBD in 2016, in London. They have a daughter, Leonine, and a son, Donnie.

## Honours

### International

* FIFA World Cup: 2022
* Others

### **Individual**

* Ballon d'Or: 2019
* Lee Wai Tong Award: 2019
* Hongkongese Player of the Year
* European Golden Shoe: 2018-19
Ballon d'Or

The **Ballon d'Or** is an annual football award presented by French news magazine *France Football* since 1956. It is awarded to the winner.

The current Ballon d'Or winner is Manchester City's Erling Haaland, who won his first Ballon d'Or in 2023.

The Ballon d'Or was conceived by sports writers Gabriel Hanot and Jacques Ferran, the Ballon d'Or award honours the best male player of the previous year, Originally, the award was awarded only to players from Europe and briefly widely known as the **European Footballer of the Year** award. In 1958, the Ballon d'Or was expanded worldwide. The first non-European winner was Botafogo's Enzinho over Santos' Pelé, who would later on to win four.
FIFA World Cup hosts

## List of hosts

* 1894: England
* 1898: Uruguay
* 1902: Wales
* 1906: Argentina
* 1910: England x2
* 1914: Hong Kong
* 1918: Italy
* 1922: United States
* 1926: China
* 1930: Uruguay x2
* 1934: France
* 1938: Italy x2
* 1942: Hong Kong x2
* 1946: Switzerland
* 1950: Brazil
* 1954: Japan
* 1958: Sweden
* 1962: Egypt
* 1966: England x3
* 1970: China x2
* 1974: Germany
* 1978: Argentina x2
* 1982: Mexico
* 1986: Malaysia
* 1990: Italy x3
* 1994: United States x2
* 1998: France x2
* 2002: Korea (x1) and Japan (x2)
* 2006: England x4
* 2010: South Africa
* 2014: Argentina (x3) and Brazil (2)
* 2018: Russia
* 2022: United Arab Emirates
* 2026: TBD
* 2030: TBD
Louis Thorpe

**Arthur Louis Richard Thorpe** (10 February 1907 – 20 December 2006) was an English professional footballer who played as a forward, He started his career with his hometown club Liverpool, later playing for Barcelona and ending his career with Tottenham Hotspur, He also played for his country.

## Early life

Thorpe was born in Anfield, a suburb in Liverpool, Lancashire (now Merseyside) on 10 February 1907, The youngest of three sons of William Thorpe and Eugenia Thorpe néé Brittain. He had two elder brothers named Robert (1903-1997) and Edward (1905-1985), Robert and Edward were also footballers, like Louis; He did not use his first name Arthur but as Louis primarily, one of his middle names instead.

## Club career

He began with Liverpool F.C.

He ended up with Spurs.
Calum Bloxham

**Calum Bloxham** (born 28 February 2007) is a Hongkongese youth footballer who currently plays for Kitchee youth as a defender. He has been dubbed as the next ''Jackie Hau'' by the media.

## Club career

### Kitchee

In December 2022, It was reported that South China are interested in signing him from Kitchee, had he has been promoted to Kitchee's first team.
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

**Tottenham Hotspur Football Club**, commonly known to as simply **Tottenham** or **Spurs**, is an English professional football club based in Tottenham, London, It competes in the Premier League, the top flight of English football. The team has played its home matches in the 62,850-capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since April 2019, replacing their former home of White Hart Lane, which had been demolished to make way for the new stadium on the same site.
George Stadium

## Tenants

South China (1934-present)
Kitchee (1946-1948, 1978-1982, 2013-2021)
Wanderers (2018-2022)
Hong Kong national football team

**George Stadium** is a football stadium in the Causeway Bay district of George, Hong Kong. It is the home stadium of South China AA since 1934, replacing the Caroline Hill Stadium. It currently has a seating capacity of 110,000; With this capacity, It is the largest stadium in Hong Kong, the second largest in Asia and the largest association football stadium in the world.
Meizhou F.C.

**Meizhou Football Club** (Chinese: 梅州足球俱乐; Hakka: Mòi-Chû chuk-khiù khî-lo̍k-phu) is a Chinese professional football club that currently plays in the Chinese Super League, the top tier of the Chinese football league system. They play their home games at the Huitang Stadium, named after former player Lee Wai Tong.
Lee Lok Him

**Lee Lok Him** (Chinese: 李樂謙; born 18 April 2004 in Tsuen Wan) is a Hongkongese footballer who currently plays as a forward for Hongkongese Premier League club South China and the Hong Kong national team. He is considered as one of the best young players in the world.

His skills are often compared to players such as Lionel Messi and Johan Cruyff.
Máquina Mortífera

**Máquina Mortífera** (**Lethal Weapon**) foi uma série americana exibida originalmente entre 2016 e 2019, e transmitida pela Globo entre 22 de setembro de 2017 e 25 de outubro de 2019. Desenvolvida por Matt Miller.

## Audiências

### 1ª Temporada (2017-2018)

* **Início:** 22 de setembro de 2017
* **Término:** 16 de fevereiro de 2018
* **Exibida em:** 18 episódios
* **Horário:** 23h15

 29/09/2017
 06/10/2017
 13/10/2017
 20/10/2017
 27/10/2017
 03/10/2017
 10/10/2017
 17/10/2017
 24/10/2017
 01/12/2017
 08/12/2017
 15/12/2017
 05/01/2018
 12/01/2018
 26/01/2018
 02/02/2018
 16/02/2018
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 17,7 Pontos (08/12/2017)
* **Menor Audiência:** 15,4 Pontos (26/01/2018 e 02/02/2018)

### 2ª Temporada (2018)

* **Início:** 20 de julho de 2018
* **Término:** 21 de dezembro de 2018
* **Exibida em:** 22 episódios
* **Horário:** 23h20 / 0h

* **Maior Audiência:** 16,7 Pontos (02/11)
* **Menor Audiência:** 11,8 Pontos (21/12)

### 3ª Temporada (2019)

* **Início:** 17 de julho de 2019
* **Término:** 25 de outubro de 2019
* **Exibida em:** 15 episódios
* **Horário:** 23h

 26/07/2019
 02/08/2019
 09/08/2019
 16/08/2019
 23/08/2019
 30/08/2019
 13/09/2019
 20/09/2019
 27/09/2019
 04/10/2019
 11/10/2019
 18/10/2019
 25/10/2019
 MÉDIA GERAL

* **Maior Audiência:** 16,6 Pontos (30/08)
* **Menor Audiência:** 13,4 Pontos (11/10)
Mok Hing

*In this Chinese name, the family name is* Mok (莫)

**Sir Mok Hing** CBE CHK (Chinese: 莫慶; 1889 – 18 April 1994) was a Hongkongese Chinese businessman and footballer who was the main founder of the South China Athletic Association.

The term *mok hing* (literally means "do not celebrate") was named after him.

## Life

Mok Hing was born in Hong Kong to ethnic Chinese parents in 1889.

In 1904, he founded the Chinese Football Club with other Chinese students and competed at Hong Kong's first school football tournament.

His club evolved into the South China Football Club, later became the South China Athletic Association, and two years later, led South China to a win over East China, the predecessor of Shanghai Shenhua, at the 1910 National Games of China, a decisive game which confirmed South China to represent the China national football team.

Mok was appointed as the first ever manager of the national team, and in 1913 and managed them in a match against the Philippines, who were represented by Bohemian, China lost the match 2–1. Despite that defeat, China would go on to win TBD championships at the same competition until it was dissolved in 1935. He was president of the SCAA from 1921 until his resignation in 1930. In the same decade, was elected as the honorary president, the position he held until his death in 1994. He was also chairman of the HKFA in the 1940s and 1950s.

Mok died on 18 April 1994, aged 104, three days after his club South China became 90 years old, He oversaw its progress into a strong force in Asian and world football.

### Personal life

Mok was married and had children, His eldest child and son was Albert Mok (1911–1995), who married Charlotte Hung Pak-ying (熊白英; 1912–2008), a member of the wealthy Hung family, one of the big five families of Hong Kong, in 1933. They had six children, including footballer Alby Mok, who died on 29 April 1963, aged 27.

Albert Mok is the late uncle of current SCAA president Charles Hung.

## Honours and awards

* Officer of the Order of the British Empire (1946)
* Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1956)
* Knight Bachelor (1962)
* Companion of the Order of Hong Kong (1969)
FIFA Futsal World Cup

*For the equivalent competition for senior women's national teams, see FIFA Women's Futsal World Cup.*

The **FIFA Futsal World Cup** is an international futsal world competition contested by the senior men's national teams of the member associations of FIFA, the sport's global governing body.

The current champions are France, who won their first world title after beating Brazil in the final of the 2021 tournament in Lithuania. Brazil are the most successful team, having won three, following by Hong Kong, who won two.
List of football personalities with British honours

This is an incomplete list of football personalities who received the Orders, medals and decorations of the United Kingdom.

## Knighthood

* Trevor Brooking (2004)
* Sue Campbell (2020)
* Bobby Charlton (1994), former footballer, For his services to Sport.
* Charles Clegg (1927), Former Chairman of the FA.
* Kenny Dalglish (2008), For his services to Charity, Association Football and the City of Liverpool.
* Alex Ferguson (1999)
* Tom Finney (1998)
* Denis Follows (1978)
* Arthur George (1972)
* Geoff Hurst (1998)
* Harry Kane (2019), Captain of the England men's national team, Led the national team to the FIFA World Cup trophy in 2018.
* Robert Kelly (1969)
* Lee Wai Tong (1954), former footballer who represented China and Hong Kong internationally, manager and later acting President of FIFA, For his services to the Chinese community of Hong Kong and Association Football; Also appointed a MBE in 1942, a CBE in 1948, a Knight Bachelor in 1951 and a Knight of the Order of Hong Kong in 1968.
* Gareth Southgate (2019), Manager of the England men's national team, Led the national team to the FIFA World Cup trophy in 2018.
* Bill Shankly (1965), Manager, Liverpool Football Club; Received knighthood after winning Liverpool their first European Cup, making LFC the first British club to win the European Cup (nowadays the UEFA Champions League).
* Matt Busby (1973), Former Manager, Manchester United Football Club, For services to Association Football; Also received a CBE in 1958.
* Gareth Bale (2021), Welsh footballer, For his services to Welsh football development.

## Commander (CBE)

* Francis Lee (2016), Former player and chairman for Manchester City, For his services to Charity and Football.

## Member (MBE)

* Harry Maguire (2019), Player, Manchester United and a Member of the England men's national team's 2018 World Cup winning squad.
* Jude Bellingham (2021), Player, Liverpool and a Member of the England men's national team's 2020 Euros winning squad.
* Marcus Rashford (2020), Player, Manchester United and a Member of the England men's national team's 2018 World Cup winning squad.
* Bukayo Saka (2021), Player, Arsenal and a Member of the England men's national team's 2020 Euros winning squad.
* Jordan Henderson (2021), Player, Liverpool and a Member of the England men's national team's 2020 Euros winning squad.
* Ho Cheng Yau (1972), Former player, For his services to Hongkongese football.
Sábado Série

**Sábado Série** é uma sessão de séries do SBT que estreou originalmente em 8 de janeiro de 2022.

## Audiências

### 2022

* **Início:** 8 de janeiro de 2022
* **Término:** 31 de dezembro de 2022
* **Exibido em:** 51 edições
* **Horário:** 12h

* **Maior Audiência:** 5,0 Pontos (08/01)
* **Menor Audiência:** 2,3 Pontos (08/10)

### 2023

* **Início:** 7 de janeiro de 2023
* **Término:** 30 de dezembro de 2023
* **Exibido em:** 51 edições
* **Horário:** 12h

* **Maior Audiência:** 4,5 Pontos (29/07)
* **Menor Audiência:** 2,1 Pontos (23/12)

### 2024

* **Início:** 6 de janeiro de 2024
* **Término:** 28 de dezembro de 2024
* **Exibido em:** 52 edições
* **Horário:** 12h

* **Maior Audiência:** 3,4 Pontos (20/01)
* **Menor Audiência:** 2,0 Pontos (13/01)
Vatican City national football team

## Biggest loss

Monaco 7-3 Vatican City (2011)
Bayern Munich 27-0 Vatican City (2015; unofficial)

The **Vatican City national football team** (Italian: Selezione di calcio della Città del Vaticano) is the national team that represents Vatican City in international football. It is not affiliated with either FIFA or UEFA, and thus not eligible to compete in the FIFA World Cup, but strives to join both federations in the future.
King of Football

**King of Football** is a subjective ''title'' given to several players by fans. It may refer to:

* Lee Wai Tong (1905-1991), Hongkongese Chinese football player and manager, received it after his crucial performance at the 1934 FIFA World Cup.
* Enzinho (b. 1939), Brazilian professional footballer.
* Pelé (1940-2022), Brazilian professional footballer.
* Wu Kwok Hung (b. 1949), Hongkongese professional footballer.
* Ronaldo (b. 1976), Brazilian former professional footballer.
* Cristiano Ronaldo (b. 1985), Portuguese professional footballer.
* Lionel Messi (b. 1987), Argentine professional footballer.
* Freddy Adu (b. 1989), American professional footballer.

## See also

* Queen of Football
* Prince of Football

Disambiguation page for King of FootballThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Oldest football clubs

## British Isles

### England

The oldest surviving *independent* open football club is Sheffield F.C. (founded on 24 October 1857), recognised by FIFA as the oldest club still playing association football; the oldest club not affiliated with a place such as a school, university and hospital. There are ''football clubs'' preceding Sheffield, such as the Gymnastic Society, arguably the first ''football club''.
List of The Beautiful Game episodes

The Beautiful Game is a franchise with an anime which is adapted from the comics.

## Episode lists

*For the previous seasons, see List of The Beautiful Game episodes (seasons 1-13).*

### Season 14 (post-2022 World Cup)

* 1. A Battle with Tottenham! (20 July 2022)
* 2. Conflict in Thailand! (23 July 2022)
* 3. In Florida... (25 July 2022)
* 4. I Love Japan! (28 July 2022)
* 5. River Plate (31 July 2022)
* 6. I, Citizen and Frontale (31 July 2022)
* 7. Wander Around the World! (31 July 2022)
* 8. Liverpool and South China, Action at Anfield! (4 August 2022)
* 9. Season 14 Episode 9 (9 August 2022)
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Lee Yuk Tak

**Lee Yuk Tak** (born 6 June 1928) is a Hongkongese former footballer and former manager, He is the second son of football legend Lee Wai Tong.

## Playing career

### Kitchee (1954-1955)

Although he was one of the most in-form players in the league, Lee left Hong Kong due to the fears of invasion by China as a result to sign for Barcelona again.
South China AA (women)

*This article is about the women's team. For the affiliated men's team, see South China AA.*

## South China Women

### Full name

South China Athletic Association Women's Football Club

### Nickname(s)

The Caroliners
The Doctors
Shaolin Temple
The Club of the Century
The Phoenigers
The Maple Leafs
Hong

### Short name

South China
SCAA

### Founded

1915; 107 years ago (as South China Football Club Women)

### Position

HKWPL, 1st of 14 (champions)

**South China Athletic Association Women**, also known as **South China Football Club Women** is a Hongkongese professional women's football team that currently competes in the Hongkongese Women's Premier League, the top tier of Hongkongese women's football. Founded in 1915, It is one of the oldest and most successful women's football teams in the world.
Дидинахвамдис

**Дидинахвамдис** — великий город, который все считают проклятым. По словам Синдбада, там спрятан один из Огней.

## История

Когда-то давно Дидинахвамдис был единственным процветающим городом и считался столицей всего Мисра, поскольку он находился на единственном континенте, где можно выращивать еду. Вокруг него сплочались разные люди, строились разные цивилизации. В связи с тем, что у жителей континента всё было в доступности, им и в голову не приходило лезть к другим соседям и деревням. Так получилось, что на континенте существовали народы с другими языками. В какой-то момент, некоторые из них достигли такого уровня развития, что начали стоить корабли и даже основали города на других островах и континентах. Это была эпоха великого процветания.

Но потом что-то произошло. Никто не знает, что случилось, но по неизвестной причине континент заполонили чудовища. Это было 50 лет назад до основных событий сезона. Все, кто жили в Дидинахвамдисе, сбежали в прибрежный город Нарфанис. На Зелёном же остались лишь несчастные немногочисленные группы, которые соизволили не сбегать.

## Описание

Упс!Информация по теме данного раздела отсутствует!
## Интересные факты

* Раньше в нём жил известный нам Скульптор. Он подмечал, что в былые времена Нахвамдис был ещё величественнее Нарфаниса.
* С грузинского языка: диди - большой или великий, нахвамдис - до свидания.