Hong Kong–Macau Interport

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Hong Kong Macau Interport is an annual association football match between Hong Kong and Macau. The matches are hosted by the two alternatively each year.

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No.YearHome TeamScore [1] Away TeamNotes
11937Macau2 – 1Hong KongHong Kong team was formed entirely by Second Division League players.
21938Hong Kong3 – 5MacauHong Kong team was formed entirely by Second Division League players.
31939Macau0 – 2Hong Kong
41940Hong Kong6 – 3Macau
51941Macau1 – 0Hong Kong
-1942-46Not held
61947Hong Kong3 – 2Macau
71948Macau4 – 2Hong Kong
81949Hong Kong7 – 0Macau
91950Macau1 – 2Hong Kong
101951Hong Kong2 – 0Macau
111952Macau3 – 0Hong Kong
121953Hong Kong4 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
131954Macau3 – 2Hong Kong
141955Hong Kong7 – 3MacauHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
151956Macau3 – 5Hong KongHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
161957Hong Kong7 – 2MacauHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
171958Macau1 – 3Hong KongHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
181959Hong Kong3 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by its B-team due to the clash with 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification.
191960Macau0 – 3Hong Kong
201961Hong Kong7 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
-1962Not held
211963Macau3 – 4Hong KongHong Kong was represented by Hong Kong League XI.
221964Hong Kong3 – 1Macau
231965Macau1 – 2Hong Kong
241966Hong Kong4 – 1Macau
-1967Not held
251968Macau2 – 2Hong Kong
261969Hong Kong5 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its youth team.
271970Macau3 – 1Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its U-12 team.
281971Hong Kong3 – 1Macau
291972Macau1 – 5Hong Kong
301973Hong Kong1 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its B-team due to the clash with 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification.
311974Macau2 – 3Hong Kong
321975Hong Kong7 – 0Macau
331976Macau0 – 2Hong Kong
341977Hong Kong2 – 0Macau
351978Macau0 – 4Hong Kong
361979Hong Kong5 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its B team due to the clash to the 1980 AFC Asian Cup qualification.
371980Macau0 – 2Hong Kong
381981Hong Kong3 – 1Macau
391982Macau1 – 0Hong Kong
401983Hong Kong1 – 0Macau
411984Macau0 – 3Hong Kong
421985Hong Kong2 – 0Macau
431986Macau2 – 3Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its B team due to the friendly match with Coventry City F.C. a day before
441987Hong Kong5 – 0Macau
451988Macau0 – 4Hong Kong
461989Hong Kong2 – 1Macau
471990Macau1 – 1Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
481991Hong Kong5 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
491992Macau1 – 2Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its B team due to the clash with friendly match in Toronto.
501993Hong Kong3 – 2Macau
511994Macau2 – 1Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its B team.
521995Hong Kong1 – 2MacauHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
531996Macau0 – 0Hong Kong
541997Hong Kong0 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by its B team due to the clash with 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification.
-1998Not held
551999Hong Kong2 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
562000Macau0 – 1Hong Kong
572001Hong Kong3 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
582002Macau0 – 2Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
592003Hong Kong6 – 0MacauPostponed to May 2004 due to outbreak of SARS.
602004Macau1 – 2Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its youth team.
612005Hong Kong8 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by its youth team.
622006Macau0 – 0Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its under-23 team.
632007Hong Kong2 – 1Macau
642008Macau0 – 1Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
652009Hong Kong5 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by its Olympic team.
662010Macau1 – 5Hong KongBoth Hong Kong and Macau were represented by their Olympic teams.
672011Hong Kong0 – 1MacauHong Kong was represented by its under-21 B team.
682012Macau1 – 3Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its under-21 team.
692013Hong Kong3 – 0Macau
702014Macau1 – 3Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its under-23 team.
712015Hong Kong2 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its B team due to the clash with 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification.
722016Macau0 – 3Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its B team due to the clash with international friendly in Cambodia.
732017Hong Kong4 – 0MacauHong Kong was represented by its B team. Macau was represented by its under-18 team.
742018Macau1 – 6Hong KongHong Kong was represented by its B team.
-2019–2023Not held

Winners Table

Winning TeamNumber of times
Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Hong Kong 58
Flag of Macau.svg  Macau 12
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