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The Chinese Super League 2013 opening day fixtures are currently circulating on Weibo via a Liaoning Whowin fan’s group. These have yet to be officially confirmed and should not be taken as gospel, but the CSL broke with… Read More
takes a look at all the big Chinese sports news stories so you don’t have to. Sorry to have left you all without any CSL news during my extended holiday, but I’m back and ready to go with… Read More
‘In the Country of the Blind the One-Eyed Man is King’ as the saying goes and to tamper with it slightly, ‘In the Middle Kingdom, Weibo is King’. Long has China’s internet control been discussed as global favorites… Read More
Shanghai East Asia are the newest addition to the Chinese Super League and will be bringing a lot of hope, hyperbole and expectation with them as they prepare for their debut season in the big time. Throughout 2012,… Read More
The Chinese football world can add a new name today to its list of future hopefuls – that of Shanghai schoolboy player Tycho Collins who is to head to Europe for trials with top Danish club Brøndby IF…. Read More
Repeat league champions Guangzhou Evergrande have been relatively quiet in the transfer market, but they started 2013 with a bang, signing Zeng Cheng, Zhao Peng, and Yi Teng. The moves go a long way to strengthen Evergrande’s problem… Read More
Having badly overstretched the powers of the crystal ball in 2011 with some recklessly bold forecasts, common sense prevailed this year and your correspondents went for a more general prediction of where each team would finish in 2012…. Read More
No prizes for guessing which stories gathered the most attention on this year. For Chinese football, 2012 was all about big names and big money, however there was still room for a few other very worthy topics to… Read More
With the year almost over, we proudly present the 2012 Chinese Football awards. We take a look back over the last 12 months to bring you the very best and very worst in what was an extremely eventful… Read More
Beijing Guoan season ticket registration began today and will continue until December 29. For the second straight year, ticket prices have gone up and will cost RMB600 for all 15 home matches, at least one CFA Cup match,… Read More
