A website about Chinese football, in English
China’s northeast is a footballing hotbed, and of the three provinces, Liaoning has always led the charge, in particular, the province’s capital city of Shenyang. Despite the lack of success for the city’s local teams, it has produced… Read More
>> There’s not much that I can say about Saturday night’s game, unfortunately too much of the focus was on the goings on off the pitch, and because the two goals that were scored were at the home… Read More
This is the first match report on this game, giving a Shenhua fan’s perspective. Coming soon elsewhere on the site is an account from ‘s Kenneth of how Jiangsu Sainty fans saw it. In a match that will… Read More
This post is going to be long, please put up with me and maybe take the time to read it to the end. This was written on the bus on the way back and has absolutely nothing to… Read More
BCheng and the Editor regularly meet to ramble on about on recent happenings in the Chinese game. This week the Chinese Super League takes centre stage once again after the international break, and on the agenda this time… Read More
Though we’re all familiar with the classic Tiananmen and soccer ball CFA logo that has been in place for years, it has rarely found a place on the team’s chest. In the mid/late 1980s, the team made a… Read More
While World Cup 2014 may seem like a long ways away, qualifying for the competition starts up soon. Next month, China will start its bid for the tournament, facing off against the Laos-Cambodia playoff winner, and so it… Read More
Not interested in attending a Chinese Super League (Chinese Super League) match? Take a few minutes and read the following 10-points that argue why becoming a Chinese Super League fan isn’t actually all that bad. Who knows, you… Read More
World footballing legend Diego Maradona is to sue Shanghai Shenhua owner Zhu Jun for infringing his image rights, according to Chinese state media. readers may recall a few months back that Maradona was apparently in the running to… Read More
BCheng and the Editor regularly meet to pontificate on about whats going on in the Chinese game. This week the Chinese Super League takes a break, so the rambling pair turn their attention to corruption in Korea, corruption… Read More
