Hong Kong women's national football team

The women's national football team represents the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China in international women's football. It is subordinate to the National Football Association The Hong Kong Football Association Ltd..

History

The team represented Hong Kong already at international football events before the year 1997, when the country was still a British colony. This continued after the handover of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China and its transformation into a Special Administrative Region in 1997. Hong Kong has since, like Macao, its own independent of the national team of the People's Republic of China national team, in the spirit of "one country, two systems " doctrine.

The first international match of Hong Kong took place at the World Women's Championship in 1975, the first continental women's football tournament, which was hosted by Hong Kong. The games are but just like the in the following three tournaments by FIFA not listed.

Only the games at the World Women's Championship in 1986, which was also hosted by Hong Kong should be considered by FIFA. Hong Kong was with four sweeps far the most frequent host of the Asian Cup. Greatest successes were the three fourth places at the Asian Championships in 1979, 1981 and 1989. Since then from 2006 a qualification of the weaker teams is upstream for the Asia Cup to Hong Kong but could not qualify. Also for the Olympic Games and the World Championships succeeded no qualifications. Last failed the team in December 2012 in the qualification for the East Asia Championship.

World Championships

Asia Championships

East Asian Championships

• 2005 - did not take part
• 2008 - did not take part
• 2010 - did not take part
• 2013 - does not qualify