At Kai Tak Stadium on 2 October, Hong Kong beat Cambodia 2-0 to finish the 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup second division unbeaten. The team scored eight goals across three matches and conceded none. The run was spotless. FIFA's match report names Hong Kong, China as the competition's first-ever champions.
More than 31,000 supporters watched the final. Hong Kong Government News reported nearly 32,000 fans, while Transfermarkt's match record lists 31,374. Hong Kong controlled the contest and gave Cambodia no clear route back into it.
Matt Orr's opening goal was his third of the tournament, making him the Division 2 top scorer, according to the AFC match report.
Two goals settled the final
Matthew Orr opened the scoring in the 41st minute. He met a cross from Sun Ming Him with a direct finish. Hong Kong had close to 60% possession in the first half and put eight shots on target. Cambodia had three shots and did not score. Transfermarkt's match record shows Hong Kong led 1-0 at halftime.
The second goal came from the penalty spot. In the 58th minute, Ming Cheng fouled Chan Siu Kwan inside the area. Everton Camargo converted the penalty to make it 2-0, FIFA's match report confirms.
Two goals down, Cambodia pushed forward but relied mainly on long-range attempts. Its clearest late opening came in the 81st minute. Andres Nieto broke down the left, but the Hong Kong goalkeeper saved his shot. The chance came late.
A title backed by a spotless record
Roberto Losada's side won all three matches and scored eight goals without conceding. The AFC confirmed Cambodia finished as Division 2 runners-up. The article said Cambodia received no prize money and that Hong Kong was expected to collect $300,000 from FIFA. Hong Kong Government News did not mention prize money, and the official material cited here does not confirm either figure.
The final itself showed Hong Kong's control. The team turned its first-half edge into a lead, then made the penalty count. The broader Asian football calendar also features this Vietnam-China quarter-final preview.
FPT Play was listed as the platform carrying the tournament live. Hong Kong secured the trophy with three wins and eight goals. They conceded none. FIFA updated its final report on 3 October, the day after the match.
