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WorldAsian Cup - Qualification

India vs Hong Kong — live score & stats

India against Hong Kong in the Asian Cup - Qualification (World) on 31st March 2026. Both sides' Elo ratings and recent form, the lineups, the head-to-head record and the best prices on the match are all on this page, refreshing live through the game.

Live score, Elo ratings, form and every key stat from this Asian Cup - Qualification clash.

Full time2:1HT 1–0

Match Timeline

4'
R. Williams⚽
Normal Goal → M. Singh
45+3'
M. Bleda🟨
Yellow Card
46'
O. Gerbig🔄
Substitution 1 → Dudu
50'
A. Mishra⚽
Normal Goal
60'
Leung Nok-Hang🔄
Substitution 2 → C. J. Kam
60'
M. Bleda🔄
Substitution 3 → Ng Yu-Hei
60'
W. Wong🔄
Substitution 4 → Ngan Cheuk-Pan
65'
E. Camargo⚽
Normal Goal → B. Braunshtain
70'
R. Williams🔄
Substitution 1 → Jeakson Singh
70'
A. Ali🔄
Substitution 2 → A. Kuruniyan
78'
B. Braunshtain🔄
Substitution 5 → H. Lam
85'
A. Mishra🔄
Substitution 3 → R. Singh
90'
L. Chhangte🔄
Substitution 4 → B. Varghese
90+4'
H. Lam🟨
Yellow Card
90+6'
Dudu🟨
Yellow Card

Form & key stats

Last 10 matches, all competitions

India

1W 4D 5L0.70 pts/game

Hong Kong

2W 4D 4L1.00 pts/game

Per game

India at home vs Hong Kong away

The stronger figure on each row is highlighted. Both teams to score is a shared stat, so neither side takes the highlight.

Elo ratings

Before the match · within Asian Cup - Qualification

Overall edge
Level
Venue edge
Level
Rating period
India versus Hong Kong: long term Elo, before the match
IndiaHomeRatingHong KongAway
Strength
1,500Overall1,500
1,500Match venue1,500
1,500At home1,500
1,500Away1,500
Attack & defence
1,500Attack1,500
1,500Defence1,500
1,500Home attack1,500
1,500Away attack1,500
1,500Home defence1,500
1,500Away defence1,500
Match profile
1,500Goal environment1,500
1,500Home goals1,500
1,500Away goals1,500
1,500Possession1,500
Specialist ratings
1,500Set-piece attack1,500
1,500Set-piece defence1,500
1,500Close games1,500
1,500Winning margin1,500

The venue row sets India at home against Hong Kong on the road, which is the most telling comparison for this exact game. The higher number on each row is highlighted.

Match profile rows describe how the game is likely to flow, not who is stronger. A high goal environment points to an open, high-scoring contest; possession shows who tends to keep the ball.

Starting XIs

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