East Asian Games

 East Asian Games

1993 East Asian Games

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Host city	Shanghai, China
Nations participating	8
Athletes participating	1021
Events	12 sports
Opening ceremony	May 9, 1993
Closing ceremony	May 18, 1993
Officially opened by	President Jiang Zemin
Main venue	Hongkou Football Stadium

10- 5 North Korea    2-0 Japan
10- 5 South Korea   12-0 Macao
10- 5 China          6-1 Mongolia  (also reported 6-0)
12- 5 South Korea    5-0 Japan
12- 5 North Korea    7-0 Mongolia
12- 5 China         11-0 Macao
14- 5 South Korea   10-0 Mongolia
14- 5 Japan         19-0 Macao
14- 5 China          1-1 North Korea
16- 5 North Korea    6-0 Macao
16- 5 South Korea    1-0 China
16- 5 Japan          9-0 Mongolia
18- 5 Mongolia       4-3 Macao
18- 5 South Korea    1-1 North Korea
18- 5 China          3-2 Japan
 1.South Korea      5  4  1  0 29- 1  9  (youth team)
 2.North Korea      5  3  2  0 17- 2  8  (full national team)
 3.China            5  3  1  1 21- 5  7  (Olympic team - under 23)
 4.Japan            5  2  0  3 30-10  4  (youth team)
 5.Mongolia         5  1  0  4  5-35  2  (youth team?)
 6.Macao            5  0  0  5  3-52  0

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1997 East Asian Games

Host city	Busan, South Korea
Nations participating	9
Athletes participating	1283
Events	13 sports
Opening ceremony	May 10, 1997
Closing ceremony	May 19, 1997
Officially opened by	President Kim Young-sam
Main venue	Busan Gudeok Stadium

Mongolia       0-6 China
South Korea    3-1 Kazakhstan
Guam          0-12 Japan
Kazakhstan    20-1 Guam
South Korea    7-0 China
Japan          5-0 Mongolia
Guam           0-7 China
South Korea    4-0 Mongolia
Kazakhstan     2-2 Japan
Mongolia      3-11 Kazakhstan
China          2-0 Japan
South Korea   14-0 Guam
Guam           0-4 Mongolia
China          0-0 Kazakhstan
South Korea    0-1 Japan
 1.South Korea      5  4  0  1 28- 2 12
 2.Japan            5  3  1  1 20- 4 10
 3.China            5  3  1  1 15- 7 10
 4.Kazakhstan       5  2  2  1 34- 9  8
 5.Mongolia         5  1  0  4  7-26  3
 6.Guam             5  0  0  5  1-57  0

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2001 East Asian Games

Host city	Osaka, Japan
Nations participating	9
Athletes participating	2804
Events	15 sports
Opening ceremony	May 19, 2001
Closing ceremony	May 27, 2001
Officially opened by	Prince Takamado
Torch lighter	Naoko Takahashi
Main venue	Osaka Dome

Group A
19- 5 E Japan          6-0 Guam
21- 5 E Australia      1-0 Japan
23- 5 T Australia      6-0 Guam
 1.Australia         2  2  0  0  7- 0  6  [Australia under-20]
 2.Japan             2  1  0  1  6- 1  3  [Japan Universities team]
 3.Guam              2  0  0  2  0-12  0  [Guam full national team]

Group B
19- 5 T Kazakhstan     5-0 Macao
      E South Korea    4-1 Mongolia
21- 5 T Kazakhstan     8-0 Mongolia
      E South Korea    0-0 Macao
23- 5 E Macao          4-0 Mongolia
      E South Korea    2-1 Kazakhstan
 1.South Korea       3  2  1  0  6- 2  7  [South Korea under-23]
 2.Kazakhstan        3  2  0  1 14- 2  6  [Kazakhstan under-21]
 3.Macao             3  1  1  1  4- 5  4  [Macao full national team]
 4.Mongolia          3  0  0  3  1-16  0  [Mongolia full national team]

Semifinals
25- 5 E South Korea    1-1 Japan            [aet, 3-4 pen]
      E Australia      1-0 Kazakhstan

Third Place Match
27- 5 N South Korea    4-1 Kazakhstan

Final
27- 5 N Japan          2-1 Australia

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2005 East Asian Games

Host city	Macau
Motto	東亞風創紀元運動會齊參與 Uma Nova Era para o Oriente Juntos: Vamos Todos Participar New East New Era, Let's All Join The Games
Nations participating	9
Events	17 sports
Opening ceremony	2005-10-29
Closing ceremony	2005-11-06
Officially opened by	Vice Premier Wu Yi
Main venue	Estádio Campo Desportivo

Group A
29-10-05 Japan        6-1 Taiwan                        (Must S.F.)
31-10-05 Taiwan       0-3 South Korea                   (Must S.F.)
 2-11-05 South Korea  0-2 Japan                         (Macau Stadium) 
 1.Japan             2  2  0  0  8- 1  6
 2.South Korea       2  1  0  1  3- 2  3
 3.Taiwan            2  0  0  2  1- 9  0

Group B
30-10-05 North Korea  0-0 Hong Kong                     (Must S.F.)
30-10-05 China       10-0 Macau                         (Must S.F.)  
 1-11-05 North Korea 13-0 Macau                         (Must S.F.)
 1-11-05 Hong Kong    0-2 China                         (Must S.F.)
 3-11-05 North Korea  3-1 China                         (Macau Stadium)
 3-11-05 Macau        0-7 Hong Kong                     (Must S.F.) 
 1.North Korea       3  2  1  0 16- 1  7
 2.China             3  2  0  1 13- 3  6
 3.Hong Kong         3  1  1  1  7- 2  4
 4.Macau             3  0  0  3  0-30  0      

Semifinals
 5-11-05 North Korea  2-0 South Korea                   (Macau Stadium)
 5-11-05 Japan        1-2 China                         (Macau Stadium)

3rd Place Match
 6-11-05 Japan        4-1 South Korea                   (Macau Stadium)

Final
 6-11-05 China        1-0 North Korea 

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2009 East Asian Games

Host city	Hong Kong
Motto	Be the Legend
Teams participating	9
Athletes participating	2,377
Events	262 events in 22 sports
Opening ceremony	December 5
Closing ceremony	December 13
Officially opened by	State Councilor Liu Yandong
Athlete's Oath	Li Ching
Judge's Oath	Gary Au Yeung Kwok-kei
Torch lighter	Lee Lai Shan Wong Kam-po Cheung King Wai Hannah Wilson Chan Hei Man
Main venue	Hong Kong Cultural Centre (Opening)

Group A
 2-12-09 Japan        2–1 North Korea  
 4-12-09 Macao        0-8 North Korea  
 7-12-09 Macao        0–5 Japan 
 1.Japan             2  2  0  0  7- 1  6
 2.North Korea       2  1  0  1  9- 2  3
 3.Macao             2  0  0  2  0-13  0

Group B
 3-12-09 Hongkong     4–1 South Korea
 6-12-09 China        0-3 South Korea  
 8-12-09 Hongkong     0-1 China
 1.Hongkong          2  1  0  1  4- 2  3
 2.South Korea       2  1  0  1  4- 4  3
 3.China             2  1  0  1  1- 3  3

Semifinals
10-12-09 Japan        2-1 South Korea  [aet]
         Hongkong     1-1 North Korea  [aet, 4-2 pen]

3rd Place Match
12-12-09 North Korea  1-1 South Korea  [2-4 pen]

Final
12-12-09 Hongkong     1-1 Japan        [aet, 4-2 pen]

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2013 East Asian Games

Host city	Tianjin
Teams participating	9
Opening ceremony	October 6
Closing ceremony	October 15
Officially opened by	Vice Premier Liu Yandong
Main venue	Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium

 6-10-13 China        1-2 South Korea    
 6-10-13 Japan        1-2 North Korea  
 8-10-13 Hong Kong    0-0 China           
 8-10-13 Japan        5-2 South Korea     
10-10-13 South Korea  2-2 North Korea   
10-10-13 Japan        0-0 Hong Kong    
12-10-13 China        0-2 Japan           
12-10-13 North Korea  5-2 Hong Kong         
14-10-13 Hong Kong    0-6 South Korea               
14-10-13 North Korea  3-0 China                    
 1.North Korea       4  3  1  0 12- 5 10
 2.South Korea       4  2  1  1 12- 8  7
 3.Japan             4  2  1  1  8- 4  7
 4.Hong Kong         4  0  2  2  2-11  2
 5.China             4  0  1  3  1- 7  1

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2023 East Asian Games  (U-18)
Men's Tournament

18-08-23 Hong Kong      3–0 Macau
          [Chun Him Yuen 20, Yu Hei Ng 36, Joe Yiu Cho Chan 45]
18-08-23 Chinese Taipei 4–0 Mongolia
          [Yu Fan Wu 41, Chen Ying Yang 63, 80, Kuan Yu Kao 88]
20-08-23 Macau          1–9 Chinese Taipei
          [Aziangli Etchri 9; Weng Kin Lam 7og, Chen Ying Yang 28, 32, 90+2
           Kuan Yu Kao 38, Bo You Li 41, Cheng Han Liao 45, Ching Chun Yeh 57, 
           Chao Jing Yang 60] 
20-08-23 Mongolia       1–2 Hong Kong
          [Uuganbat 44; Chun Him Yuen 45+1, Slattery 90+3]
22-08-23 Hong Kong      0–8 Chinese Taipei
          [Chao Jing Yang 4, 32, Chen Ying Yang 69, 84, Kuan Lin Chen 73, 
           Chin Yu Lam 76og, Ching Chun Yeh 82, 89]
22-08-23 Mongolia       3-0 Macau
          [Uuganbat 5, Nyamdorj 63, Chinzorig 81] 

 1.Chinese Taipei    3  3  0  0 21- 1  9  Gold Medal
 2.Hong Kong         3  2  0  1  5- 9  6  Silver Medal
 3.Mongolia          3  1  0  2  4- 6  3  Bronze Medal
 4.Macau             3  0  0  3  1-15  0