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I had a whole match report prepared and as I went through my notes, I realized I would have to go back and watch video from the match again. As that would be like stabbing myself in the… Read More
Once again we sit down with Dan from the FC Tokyo blog, On the Gas, to take a look at how FC Tokyo’s been doing since their visit to Beijing. Guoan absolutely needs to get all three points… Read More
Qualifying for the first ever U22 Asian Cup, to be held next year, begins in June and China has opened the team’s training camp, choosing Xianghe on the outskirts of Beijing.The man in charge is Fu Bo, a… Read More
Last week, after the draw against Kashiwa, Guangzhou Evergrande manager Lee Jang-soo sat down and talked with a reporter from the local football newspaper “Soccer News”. The “struggling” manager talks about his three foreign stars (Muriqui, Cleo, and… Read More
It was a hard fought but disappointing match for Beijing Guoan last night as they could only manage a 1-1 draw against Japanese opponents, FC Tokyo, at Worker’s Stadium. With only two points out of the first three… Read More
On this year’s Qingming holiday, or Tomb Sweeping day (a holiday to honor the dead), Beijing Guoan goes up against FC Tokyo at Worker’ Stadium. No doubt tensions will be even higher in the stadium for this reason…. Read More
Perhaps it was too much to ask for another win coming off the high that was Friday night’s match at Worker’s Stadium, but Guoan’s performance is sure to disappoint some who thought this was the best chance for… Read More
Hello from rainy Seoul, by the time this goes out, I’ll already be starting the journey down to Ulsan for the match. I (virtually) sat down with Will Evans of The K-League Tour to find out a little… Read More
This post actually should be “Only in the AFC” as for once the Chinese Super League walks away without blame and instead a whole heap of blame falls on the shoulders of the AFC. The Asian Football Confederation… Read More
Lately the Chinese press has been gossiping about Wang Jianlin, the Chinese Roman Abramovich who owns a large chunk of China’s real estate market, investing a huge amount of money in Chinese football. It was rumoured that on… Read More
