The Hong Kong football champions are the winners of the

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is the most successful club in

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. The club has won 41 league titles until

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season. A defunct club,

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, are the record holders of winning longest consecutive titles. Between 1978–79 and 1984–85 they had won 7 league titles.

List

Hong Kong First Division League (1908–2014)

Hong Kong Premier League (2014–Present)

Performances

There are 28 clubs who have won the Hong Kong title.

Club

Club (After Second World War)

Bold indicates clubs currently playing in the top division. ''Italics'' indicate club is either defunct or no longer plays in the

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Current Club

Bold indicates clubs currently playing in the top division.

Total titles won by region

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, and the

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make up the three regions of Hong Kong. All three have had clubs based within be Hong Kong football champions, most recently, Kowloon, when

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won the title in 2019–20.

By District

Hong Kong is divided into 18 districts. Seven out of the eighteen districts have had a club be Hong Kong football champions. The most recent district to have the distinction is

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, when

won the title in 2019–20.

Multiple trophy wins

''See The Double and

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''.

Notes

References

Sources

RSSSF.com

hkgfootball.com
{{Football in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Premier League Hong Kong First Division League