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Asian Games 2026

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The 20th edition of the Asian Games will be held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, from September 19 to October 4. It will be the third time Japan has hosted the multi-sport event, after previously doing so in 1958 and 1994.
Chloe Leung (right) celebrates her Asian Games road race bronze. Photo: Reuters
Herve Dagorne

Hong Kong cyclist pays for brief Asian Games wobble but strikes back for medal

Chloe Leung content with bronze after troubled build-up, baton passes to city men on Wednesday as young duo prepare for Games debuts.

Athletes

Japan fears hosting ‘worst Asian Games ever’, blames French firm for woes

Pan Zhanle

Asian Games: Pan Zhanle says ‘fire inside’ fuels his 100m freestyle title defence

Ryan Choi Chun-yin

Asian Games: Hong Kong’s Choi ‘very upset’ after failing to win foil gold

Ryan Choi loses breathtaking final to Japan’s Kazuki Iimura at Aichi Sky Expo after battling back from 10-6 down.

Ryan Choi reacts after his heartbreaking loss to Japan’s Kazuki Iimura in the final of the men’s individual foil. Photo: Sam Tsang
Siobhan Haughey

Dominant Haughey ‘pretty satisfied’ after storming to second Asian Games gold

Hong Kong swimmer takes women’s 100m freestyle title with ease in Tokyo, says parents being able to watch makes her happy.

Ryan Choi Chun-yin

Asian Games, day 3: Choi into foil gold medal bout after Lau silver, Leung bronze

Cheung Ka-long’s early exit leaves Ryan Choi to chase foil title alone, after wushu medal for Lau Chi-lung, cycling success for Chloe Leung.

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Siobhan Haughey

Asian Games: Haughey back in action, fencers enter mix, 5 things to know on day 3

Siobhan Haughey, Cheung Ka-long and the women’s road race cycling team all have gold medals to defend in Japan.

Cheung Ka-long will defend his men’s individual foil title in Nagoya on Tuesday.
Siobhan Haughey

Haughey leads by example, inspiring next generation of Hong Kong swim stars

The 28-year-old was in the 200m freestyle final with Gilaine Ma, while Adam Mak and Nicholas Cheung were in men’s 100m breaststroke.

Yu Zidi

Hong Kong athletes enjoy day to remember with 6-medal haul at Asian Games

Success across wushu, triathlon, karate and swimming took the city’s overall tally to eight, with fencers entering the mix tomorrow.

Zhu Yuling

Asian Games: Typhoon Dujuan could force cruise ship housing athletes to set sail

Rowing and equestrian have been postponed due to the expected heavy rain, while table tennis player Zhu Yuling shares a strong wind advisory.

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The Costa Serena is a 290-metre-long cruise ship that is being used as accommodation for athletes during the Asian Games. Photo: AFP
Triathlon

Hong Kong triathlon star tempers Asian Games medal joy as he deals with solo blow

Oscar Coggins acknowledges ‘mixed feelings’ as city quartet claim third straight Asiad bronze, athletes hail spirit after injury battles.

Hong Kong’s bronze medallists (from left) Bailee Brown, Cade Wright, Oscar Coggins and Robin Elg at the Asian Games. Photo: Sam Tsang
Lydia Sham Hui-yu

Asian Games, day 2: Yu takes gold, Haughey defends 200m title, Ho wins silver

China teen Yu Zidi adds second gold in women’s 200m IM, Siobhan Haughey, Ian Ho add to Hong Kong medal haul on Monday.

Greg Koenig

Hong Kong’s newest star and heir to Cheung Ka-long throne set for Asian Games

Given ‘11 out of 10’ billing by Greg Koenig, Harris Ho announced talent to global audience with flawless world championships final effort.

Swimming

Asian Games 200m butterfly gold just the start for Chinese sensation Yu Zidi, 13

After bursting onto international scene last year, Hebei native clinches first regional title on debut appearance, with promise of more ahead.

China’s Yu Zidi one her way to winning the women’s 200m butterfly Asian Games final at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre on Sunday. Photo: Reuters
Yu Zidi

Asian Games: Hong Kong women claim historic swim silver, Yu leads China domination

City’s 4x100m freestyle relay team finish second in record-setting pace, while teen star Yu Zidi enjoys golden debut in Tokyo.

Hong Kong women’s 4x100m freestyle relay team celebrate after claiming silver at the Asian Games. Photo: Robert Ng

IOC president impressed by ‘beautiful’ Asian Games shipping container-style huts

Kirsty Coventry admits the cabins are ‘a little tighter’ than similar accommodation at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics earlier this year.

Triathlon

Hong Kong’s Asian Games silver the surprise on day when results went as expected

Siobhan Haughey leads city to just second 4x100m freestyle silver as Grace Lau wins medal, China win six pool golds, hosts win opening gold.

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Oscar Coggins

Asian Games open with sparkling ceremony, message of unity after chaotic build-up

Japan’s royal family and IOC president among those in attendance at a subdued Paloma Mizuho Stadium to watch show created by Yukihiko Tsutsumi.

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The opening ceremony turned attention to the athletes who will be competing over the next fortnight, including the delegation from Hong Kong. Photo: Robert Ng
Ceci lee

Asian Games: from teen swimmers to titans of tennis, 5 stars set to shine in Japan

Hong Kong cyclist Ceci Lee and triathlete Oscar Coggins carry the hopes of the city and are joined by up-and-coming athletes.

Postcard from Nagoya: Asian Games opening hour nears, teething problems remain

The opening ceremony takes place on Saturday, but some athletes have already competed and bowed out, and then there are transport issues.

Vincent Lau Wan-yau

Hong Kong cycling star Leung ready for race of truth in bid for Asian Games gold

City rider expects to shrug off finger injury and go for glory in Japan, while Vincent Lau prepares for potentially his last Games road race.

Chloe Leung has paid two visits to the tight Japanese roads that will stage this weekend’s time trial. Photo: Eugene Lee
Siobhan Haughey

Chaos, tepid public interest at Asian Games so far but things will heat up when it counts

Hong Kong team among those hit by issues such as housing, but the enlarged multi-sport event will see its share of world-class competition.

A general view of the main stadium, venue for the opening and closing ceremonies and the athletics programme for the Asian Games in Nagoya starting offocially on Saturday. Photo: AP
Wang Chuqin

China table tennis stars describe Asian Games cruise ship stay as ‘unique’

Sun Yingsha, Wang Chuqin and Wang Manyu have adapted to living aboard the Costa Serena, but arrangements have descended into chaos for others.

Fencing

Cheung Ka-long ready to rise to challenge overcome by Djokovic and Guardiola

Hong Kong’s first fencing superstar set for fourth Asian Games but motivation not coming so easily having won it all.

Zhang Boheng

Asian Games: China teams get stuck at Nagoya airport without food for 7 hours

A data entry glitch at Chubu Centrair International Airport transport centre meant athletes were unable to get buses to their accommodation.

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Members of the Chinese gymnastics team try and stay relaxed during their long wait Nagoya airport. Photos: Xinhua
Wong Po-kee

Yang, Sham given honour of carrying city’s flag at Asian Games opening ceremony

Basketball and wushu athletes Ivan Yang and Lydia Sham to lead city’s delegation into event, as official urges team to ‘achieve new heights’.

Hong Kong athletes and officials attended a welcome ceremony at Nagoya Port Garden Pier, alongside friends and rivals from the China and Macau teams. Photo: Sam Tsang
Siobhan Haughey

Asian Games: when it starts, how to watch, what’s new, where city could win gold

Event officially starts on Saturday, with karate star Grace Lau a potential early medallist before Siobhan Haughey gets into action Monday.

Alexandra Eala

Philippines seek WTA exemption as Alexandra Eala skips China Open for Asian Games

Games and Open have overlapping schedules and Philippines tennis body wants world No 18 to compete at Aichi-Nagoya without penalties.

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