Hong Kong, China, 29 March, 2025, Fans watch the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 29 March, 2025, Fans watch the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 28 March, 2025, Opening ceremony at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 28 March, 2025, Opening ceremony at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 28 March, 2025, Raquel Kochhann converts a try at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 28 March, 2025, Raquel Kochhann converts a try at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 29 March, 2025, The Argentina team celebrate after beating Fiji at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 29 March, 2025, The Argentina team celebrate after beating Fiji at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 29 March, 2025, Fans watch the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 29 March, 2025, Fans watch the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 30 March, 2025, Hong Kong, China beat Kazakhstan in the women’s Melrose Cup at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 30 March, 2025, Hong Kong, China beat Kazakhstan in the women’s Melrose Cup at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 30 March, 2025, French fans watch the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Hong Kong, China, 30 March, 2025, French fans watch the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. A record three-day attendance of 139,000 is expected for the inaugural staging of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 which runs from March 28-30 at the sparkling-new Kai Tak Stadium. A jampacked schedule of entertainment supplements the event on the pitch. Credit: Asia Visuals
Out in the 10,700 sq. m. Fan Village, live bands and dance troupes perform for all-day crowds. Hong Kong, China, 18 April, 2026, at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Credit: DJ Clark
Out in the 10,700 sq. m. Fan Village, live bands and dance troupes perform for all-day crowds. Hong Kong, China, 18 April, 2026, at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Credit: DJ Clark
The south stand at the Hong Kong Sevens is the home for the most serious party goers and fancy dress costumes. Hong Kong, China, 18 April, 2026, at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Credit: DJ Clark
The south stand at the Hong Kong Sevens is the home for the most serious party goers and fancy dress costumes. Hong Kong, China, 18 April, 2026, at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Credit: DJ Clark
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