Hong Kong fans are unhappy following Tai Po's defeat to CAHN.

Hong Kong fans showed their dissatisfaction after Tai Po FC suffered a 0-3 loss to CAHN in the AFC Champions League 2, triggering intense responses across social platforms.

On the evening of October 2nd, at their home ground, Hanoi Police Club (CAHN) impressively defeated Tai Po FC 3-0 in the AFC Champions League 2 group stage. This victory not only earned the Vietnamese team their first 3 points after a disappointing draw against Beijing Guoan but also temporarily placed CAHN at the top of the group, giving them a significant advantage in the race to advance.

After the match, the Hong Kong fan community erupted in reaction to Tai Po FC's loss. On social media, many comments expressed worry and frustration. One fan even warned during the game: “Don’t commit fouls, watch out for number 30, he’s very dangerous.” This highlights the anxious mindset as Tai Po's defense repeatedly struggled under CAHN’s pressure.

When scoring chances were missed, regret was immediately evident. One fan sighed: “Great pass, but unfortunately the shot missed.” This comment reflects the disappointment felt as Tai Po’s hopes to equalize were dashed by poor finishing. Then, as the match ended, a bitter remark was heard: “Down by two goals and unable to come back.” Just a few words, but enough to show the helplessness many Hong Kong fans felt.

Notably, amid the negative reactions, there were also voices acknowledging the opponent’s strength. One fan commented: "TheVietnamese players aren’t bad at all.” This is seen as a more objective view, affirming that CAHN played superiorly and deserved the win.

These varied reactions not only reveal the disappointment of Tai Po FC fans but also expose the pressure the team faced. From anxiety on the field, regret over missed chances, to bitter acceptance of defeat and recognition of the opponent’s power, it all paints an honest picture of Hong Kong fans’ emotions after the game.