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Shanghai Shenhua put behind them the dissapointment of losing to Sydney in the last minute of their ACL clash last week with a solid 2-1 win away to Henan yesterday. Luis Salmeron scored a penalty for his fourth… Read More
According to the Chinese government, there are 56 recognized ethnicities in China. In the past, majority of the players in the Chinese national team were of the dominant Han ethnicity which comprise 92% of China’s population. However, lately… Read More
Asian Football Feast editor Paul Williams writes a column for the Auisie version of the popular footie mag FourFourTwo. He posted on there earlier this week a thought-provoking piece about the ACL in which he pointed out that… Read More
As I was saying the other day in my posts about the Shenhua v Sydney Asian Champions League (ACL) match, one of the great things about Australia joining the Asian confederation a few years back was that it… Read More
We’re only 3 matches into the season and some things are already making me mad. I’m not going to make general complaints about the lack of skill or how bad the refereeing is. I’ve gotten past those things,… Read More
We’re just three weeks into the new season is about to begin, what is your hope for your team and the league as a whole going into the season? BCheng (Beijing Guoan fan ): I still see the… Read More
Shenhua 2-3 Sydney FC. Reluctant to write about this Asian Champions League (ACL) match in great detail before seeing the highlights on the web, but they aren’t available as I write. So this report is very much fans-eye… Read More
It’s make or break time not only for Shenhua but also Sydney FC as both sides meet at Hongkou stadium tonight for a crucial Asian Champions League (ACL) match. With three games played, both sides are on two… Read More
Big matches tend not to live up to the hype, there’s so much buildup in the days leading up to the match and when it’s finally played both teams tend to be too tight, not wanting to lose…. Read More
Shenhua finally opened their games won account for the season with a solid 2-0 victory over a strangely lacklustre Shenzhen on Friday night. On a unseasonably hot April evening in the cavernous 80,000 capacity Shanghai Stadium, Shenhua never… Read More
