Au-Yeong Pak Kuan (simplified Chinese: 欧阳伯钧; traditional Chinese: 歐陽伯鈞,^[2] born 24 August 1960) is a former Singaporean footballer and team captain for the Singapore national football team, where he made more than 80 appearances. He was nominated by the Football Association of Singapore for the Singapore National Olympic Council's meritorious award, was the recipient of a Football Association of Singapore overseas scholarship studies award and also captained Singapore at the 1984 Asian Cup.

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Au Yeong studied in Raffles Institution, Singapore Polytechnic^[3] and the University of Surrey. During his years in Raffles Institution from 1973 to 1978, he developed his football and leadership skills. Coaches who had inspired him were RBI Pates and Syed Ahmad Alsagoff. Au Yeong went on to represent the Combined Schools Team (1976-1978), Singapore Youth Team (1977–78) and the National Intermediate Team (1978).The pinnacle of this youth development phase was when Au Yeong coached, played and captained the Raffles Institution's Post Secondary Team to win the Post Secondary National Schools Championship Finals at the National Stadium in 1978. He scored a hattrick and Raffles Institution went on to win 5–1 over Geylang Serai Vocational Institute. A memorable match firmly etched in his young memory. That team was one of the best which Raffles Institution had ever produced.

In recognition of his effort for serving the Singapore National Football Team from 1979 to 1985, Au Yeong was awarded a Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Scholarship, a first in Singapore, to pursue an Electrical & Electronics Engineering Degree in the University of Surrey (England) from 1985 to 1987. Upon his return from England with a Bachelor of Science Degree (first class honors), Au Yeong started his engineering career with Pepperl+Fuchs Pte Ltd, a German company based in Singapore as a systems engineer.

After retiring from football, Au Yeong switched to the sister company Pepperl+Fuchs Systems BV which would later, become Honeywell Safety Management System BV. Between 1991 and 2013, Au Yeong worked for various Honeywell companies. He lived and worked in The Netherlands and Austria and held various general management and director positions. After more than 25 years with Honeywell, Au Yeong joined Tridonic GmbH, a sister company of the Zumtobel Group in Dornbirn, Austria. He has been with Tridonic GmbH since 2013.

He was a member of the Singapore National Football Team which was awarded Team of Year by the Singapore National Olympic Council in 1980.

In 1985, he was nominated by the Football Association of Singapore for the Singapore National Olympic Council's meritorious award.^[8]

Au Yeong is married to Karin Hörburger, an Austrian from Bregenzerwald, Vorarlberg who worked at the Austrian High Commission in Singapore. They met shortly after Karin arrived in Singapore for her foreign assignment in February 1990 and were married in November 1991. Together they have two sons, Alexander and Daniel and a daughter, Serena. The family migrated to Vorarlberg, Austria in 2009.^[4]