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After referring to out-of-date information on the club website, Shanghaiist thought Shanghai Shenhua’s next home match was next Wednesday. It is fact tonight, against Changsha Ginde at Hongkou Stadium. This makes it three home games within the space… Read More
Last year’s Shenhua v Tianjin fixture was one of the best games of football Shanghaiist had seen for years (youtube highlights) and once again the teams did not dissapoint when they met again last night. All manner of… Read More
Following their solid opening-day win over Shenzhen last week, (video highlights here) Shanghai Shenhua welcome Tianjin to Hongkou Football Stadium tonight for their second fixture of the 2008 Chinese Super League season. The start of the football season… Read More
Fluent passing, solid defending and a winning performance were the unexpected hallmarks of Shanghai Shenhua’s 2-0 victory over Shenzhen in their first Chinese Super League fixture of the season at Hong Kou stadium last night. Shenhua normally make… Read More
After a forgettable 2007 exiled in Pudong, Shanghai Shenhua return to their beloved Hongkou Football Stadium to kick off their 2008 Chinese Super League season against Shenzhen Shangqingyin tomorrow. The two-time domestic champions of China spent an unhappy… Read More
Like all football connoisseurs, Shanghaiist loves nothing better than a good derby. Games like Feyenoord v Ajax where travelling supporters are banned. The sheer evil of Rangers v Celtic. The Latin heat of Real Madrid v Athletic Madrid…. Read More
Shanghai Shenhua slipped up in their quest for a third Chinese League title after throwing away two points against Chinese Super League new boys Henan last night, in their first home game for six weeks following the summer… Read More
An utterly mental away trip. I haven’t been to Beijing since Feb 2005 when I first left on my grand trip from Dunfermline to Shanghai overland, but this visit involved a journey with a Shanghai Shenhua fans club… Read More
Zhu Jun, the controversial owner of Shanghai Shenhua, made his club an international laughing stock last night after naming himself in the starting XI against Liverpool in the Port of Rotterdam tournament. The millionaire (who isn’t exactly the… Read More
Despite squandering a two-goal lead, China battled hard to put themselves within touching distance of a place in the second round of the Asian Cup after drawing 2-2 with regional footballing powerhouse Iran last night. China were 1-0… Read More
