Hong Kong Senior Challenge Shield





























Senior Shield
Founded 1895 (as Hongkong Football Cup)
1896 (as Hongkong Challenge Shield)
Region
 Hong Kong
Number of teams 10
Current champions
Kitchee
(7th title)
Most successful club(s)
South China
(31 titles)

2018–19 Hong Kong Senior Shield

The Hong Kong Senior Challenge Shield (Chinese: 香港高級組銀牌), known commonly as the Senior Shield, is the oldest football knockout inter-club competition in Asia. Traditionally, only the teams in the Hong Kong Premier League are entered into the competition. However on occasion teams in lower divisions, usually the champions of the Junior Shield, are invited in order to increase the number of participating teams.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Trivia


  • 3 Finals


    • 3.1 Key


    • 3.2 Results




  • 4 Results by team


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





History


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Hongkong Football Cup was a knockout cup competition which was established in 1895. It had been renamed to Hongkong Challenge Shield due to the changes of the trophy. It had been divided in Senior Shield and Junior Shield since 1922–23 season. The knockout format has been used except in 1982–83 and 1996–97 seasons. In 1982–83, group matches format was used. In 1996-1997, a double knock-out system were used. Before 1978, a re-match would be played after a draw. After 1978, extra time and penalty kicks were used. Penalty shoot-out has been used for 3 times in the final in history (1988, 1994, 1995). But starting from 2011, Hong Kong Challenge Shield is a two-legged home-and-away ties competition.


Lee Kin Wo is the player who has won the most number of Senior Shield. He won it for 10 times between 1987 and 2005. (Eastern: 1987, 1993, 1994; South China: 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003; Sun Hei: 2005). Ho Ying Fan and Wu Kwok Hung have won the competition for 9 times.


There are 3 teams after World War II which won Senior Shield immediately after their promotions to First Division League. They are Rangers (1966), Jardines (1969) and Seiko (1973).


In 1987-1988, it was the first time to have external sponsor for the competition. Camel Paints sponsored the competition for 6 consecutive years. In 1993-1994, the sponsor was Emperor Financial Services Group. In 2003-2004 and 2004–2005, Sunray Cave was the sponsor and the most recent sponsor is Choi Fung Hong.


One of the most unexpected results in the competition history is a 6:5 win by Army against Happy Valley in 1965. At the time, Army was at the bottom of the First Division League and had to relegate to the Second Division next season while Happy Valley was the league Champion.



Trivia


In 1981–82, Eastern invited English football legend Bobby Moore to play in the final. The 40-year-old famous player played for 12 minutes only in the match, which Eastern beat Rangers by 4–0.



Finals



Key



























(R)
Replay
(1)
First leg
(2)
Second leg
*
Match went to extra time
^
Match went to extra time with golden goal

Match decided by a penalty shootout after extra time


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Season
Winner
Score
Runners-up
Venue

Attendance

1895–96

Kowloon
3–0

HMS Centurion

Happy Valley


1896–97

HMS Centurion
2–1

Kowloon

Happy Valley
2,000–3,000

1897–98

"G" Coy., King's Own Regiment
3–0

25th Coy. S.D., R.A.



1898–99

Hongkong FC
1–0

38th Coy. S.D., R.A.



1899–1900

Royal Welch Fus.Co. G
3–1

Royal Welch Fus.Co. H



1900–01

R.G.A.
6–0

Royal Welch Fus.Co. H



1901–02

Royal Welch Fus.
3–2

HMS Glory



1902–03

HMS Glory
2–1

Argonauts

~5,000

1903–04

HMS Albion
3–0

HMS Cressy



1904–05

Royal West Kent Regt.
2–0

HMS Glory

~4,000

1905–06

HMS Diadem
2–0

Hongkong FC



1906–07

R.G.A.
3–2

Hongkong FC



1907–08

Hongkong FC
2–1

HMS Bedford



1908–09

HMS Bedford
4–3

Buffs



1909–10

Buffs
4–1
Naval Yard



1910–11
Naval Yard
2–0

K.O.Y.L.I.



1911–12

K.O.Y.L.I.
5–0
Naval Yard



1912–13

Royal Engineers
5–0

D.C.L.I.



1913–14

R.G.A.
13–1

HMS Hampshire



1914–15

Royal Engineers
2–0

Hongkong FC



1915–16

Hongkong FC
1–0

Royal Engineers



1918–19

Hongkong FC
1–0

South China



1919–20
Police
3–1

St. Joseph's



1920–21

HMS Titania
4–2

R.G.A.



1921–22

Hongkong FC
2–0

R.G.A.



1922–23

Kowloon
2–1

The King's Liverpool Regiment



1923–24

East Surrey Regiment
3–1

Kowloon



1924–25

Kowloon
4–2
Police



1925–26

Kowloon
3–2

East Surrey Regiment



1926–27

The King's Own Borderers
2–0

Kowloon



1927–28

Kowloon
2–1
Police



1928–29

South China
5–0

Kowloon



1929–30

Somerset Light Infantry
2–1
Royal Navy



1930–31

South China
6–1

South Wales Borderers



1931–32

South Wales Borderers
3–2

Hong Kong FC



1932–33

South China
3–1

South Wales Borderers



1933–34

South Wales Borderers
3–0

South China



1934–35

South China B
2–1
Police



1935–36

South China A
2–1
Police



1936–37

South China
2–0

Wiltshire Regiment



1937–38

South China A
3–0

South China B



1938–39

South China
5–3
Police



1939–40

Eastern
3–2

South China A



1940–41

South China
2–0
Royal Navy



1945–46
Royal Navy B

 *3–3 *

No. 1 Commando
Causeway Bay


1945–46 (R)
Royal Navy B

 *4–3 *

No. 1 Commando
Causeway Bay


1946–47

Sing Tao
4–1

South China
Causeway Bay


1947–48

Sing Tao
1–0

Eastern



1948–49

South China A
5–3

Kitchee



1949–50

Kitchee
1–0
St. Joseph's



1950–51

K.M.B.
2–1

South China



1951–52

Sing Tao
1–0

Kitchee



1952–53

Eastern
2–1

South China



1953–54

Kitchee
3–2

KMB



1954–55

South China
6–1
Army



1955–56

Eastern
2–1

Kitchee

Government Stadium
24,500

1956–57

South China
6–2

KMB



1957–58

South China
3–0

KMB



1958–59

South China
4–2
Tung Wah



1959–60

Kitchee
5–3
Tung Wah



1960–61

South China
4–0
Tung Wah



1961–62

South China
3–0
Police



1962–63

Kwong Wah AA
2–1

South China



1963–64

Kitchee
1–0

KMB



1964–65

South China
4–2

Yuen Long



1965–66

Rangers
1–0
Police



1966–67

Sing Tao
2–0

Happy Valley



1967–68

Yuen Long
2–0
Tung Sing



1968–69

Jardines
4–2
Police



1969–70

Sing Tao
2–0

Fire Services



1970–71

Rangers
3–2

South China



1971–72

South China
2–1

Eastern



1972–73

Seiko
2–1
Tung Sing



1973–74

Seiko
3–1

South China

Government Stadium


1974–75

Rangers
2–0
Urban Services



1975–76

Seiko
2–0

Rangers

Government Stadium
28,258

1976–77

Seiko
2–1

South China

Government Stadium
28,137

1977–78

Happy Valley
3–2

Seiko



1978–79

Seiko
4–2

South China



1979–80

Seiko
3–1

Bulova



1980–81

Seiko
4–2
Sea Bee



1981–82

Eastern
4–0

Rangers



1982–83

Happy Valley
3–2

Seiko



1983–84

Bulova
0–0

Happy Valley



1983–84 (R)

Bulova
2–0

Happy Valley



1984–85

Seiko
1–0

Happy Valley



1985–86

South China
3–0
Sea Bee



1986–87

Eastern
2–0
Tsuen Wan



1987–88

South China
5–2

Happy Valley



1988–89

South China
2–0
Tsuen Wan



1989–90

Happy Valley
2–1

South China



1990–91

South China
1–0

Lai Sun

Government Stadium
21,915

1991–92

Sing Tao
1–1

Instant-Dict



1991–92 (R)

Sing Tao
2–1

Instant-Dict



1992–93

Eastern
4–0

South China



1993–94

Eastern
6–5

Instant-Dict



1994–95

Rangers

 †2–2 †

Happy Valley



1995–96

South China
2–1

Golden



1996–97 (1)

South China
3–1

Instant-Dict



1996–97 (2)

South China
1–0

Instant-Dict



1997–98

Happy Valley
1–0

Sing Tao



1998–99

South China
2–0

Sing Tao



1999–2000

South China
4–3

Happy Valley



2000–01

Orient & Yee Hope Union
1–0

Instant-Dict



2001–02

South China
3–2

Sun Hei



2002–03

South China

 ^2–1 ^

Happy Valley

Mong Kok Stadium


2003–04

Happy Valley
3–0

Sun Hei

Mong Kok Stadium
1,977

2004–05

Sun Hei
4–2

Happy Valley

Hong Kong Stadium
1,493

2005–06

Kitchee
3–0

Happy Valley

Mong Kok Stadium
2,217

2006–07

South China
2–1

Xiangxue Sun Hei

Hong Kong Stadium
4,980

2007–08

Eastern
3–1

Kitchee

Hong Kong Stadium
2,493

2008–09

TSW Pegasus
3–0

Convoy Sun Hei

Hong Kong Stadium
2,828

2009–10

South China
4–2

Kitchee

Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground
2,760

2010–11

Citizen

 †3–3 †

South China

Hong Kong Stadium
4,694

2011–12

Sunray Cave JC Sun Hei

 †1–1 †

South China

Hong Kong Stadium
6,234

2012–13

Tai Po

 †2–2 †

Citizen

Hong Kong Stadium
3,294

2013–14

South China
2–1

Sun Pegasus

Hong Kong Stadium
6,820

2014–15

Eastern
3–2

Kitchee

Hong Kong Stadium
6,133

2015–16

Eastern
2–0

Southern

Hong Kong Stadium
4,558

2016–17

Kitchee
2–1

Eastern

Hong Kong Stadium
6,216

2017–18

Yuen Long
3–0

Eastern

Hong Kong Stadium
3,711

2018–19

Kitchee
3–2

Tai Po

Hong Kong Stadium
3,399


Results by team


Teams shown in italics are no longer in existence in Hong Kong football league system.






































































































































































































Club
Winners
Last Final Won
South China 31 2013–14
Eastern 10 2015–16
Seiko 8 1984–85
Kitchee 7 2018–19
Sing Tao 6 1991–92
HKFC 5 1921–22
Kowloon 5 1927–28
Happy Valley 5 2003–04
Rangers 4 1994–95
R.G.A. 3 1913–14
Royal Welch Fus. 2 1901–02
Royal Engineers 2 1914–15
South Wales Borderers 2 1933–34
Sun Hei 2 2011–12
Yuen Long 2 2017–18
"G" Coy., King's Own Regiment 1 1897–98
HMS Glory 1 1902–03
HMS Albion 1 1903–04
Royal West Kent Regt. 1 1904–05
HMS Diadem 1 1905–06
HMS Bedford 1 1908–09
HMS Centurion 1 1896–97
Buffs 1 1909–10
Naval Yard 1 1910–11
K.O.Y.L.I. 1 1911–12
HMS Titania 1 1920–21
East Surrey Regiment 1 1923–24
The King's Own Borderers 1 1926–27
Summerset 1 1929–30
Royal Navy 1 1945–46
K.M.B. 1 1950–51
Kwong Wah 1 1962–63
Jardines 1 1968–69
Bulova 1 1983–84
Yee Hope 1 2000–01
TSW Pegasus 1 2008–09
Citizen 1 2010–11
Tai Po 1 2012–13


See also



  • The Hong Kong Football Association

  • Hong Kong First Division League



References




  1. ^ 高級組銀牌賽回顧(一)


  2. ^ 高級組銀牌賽回顧(二)


  3. ^ 高級組銀牌賽回顧(三)



External links



  • HKFA website

  • Hong Kong Football

  • RSSSF.com Hong Kong - List of Senior Shield Finalists










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