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Hong Kong, China win inaugural FIFA ASEAN Challenge Cup
Hong Kong, China beat Cambodia 2–0 at Kai Tak Stadium to win the first FIFA ASEAN Challenge Cup.
Hong Kong, China defeated Cambodia 2–0 at Kai Tak Stadium on 3 October to win the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Challenge Cup. FIFA's official match report records Matt Orr's 41st-minute opener and Everton Camargo's 58th-minute penalty as the goals that settled the final.
The title is Hong Kong, China's first in a FIFA-organised cup competition, according to the official post-match accounts. The Asian Football Confederation independently confirmed the score, scorers and completed title outcome, distinguishing the final from earlier tournament rounds and provisional results.
Cambodia finished as runner-up after reaching the decisive match of the new regional competition. This report records the championship once as the underlying development and does not separate the two goals, trophy presentation or national-team milestone into duplicate stories.
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