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It’s been a difficult few weeks for fans of Changchun Yatai, after watching the side fall short against Shandong Luneng (1-0) and fellow dongbei side Harbin Yiteng (2-0). But on manager Dragan Okuka’s return to his former club… Read More
Wednesday night’s Chinese Super League encounter between Harbin Yiteng and Liaoning Whowin descended into chaos at half-time in the Harbin Sports City Center Stadium, with clashes between rival supporters in the stands. The tension continued into the second-half, this… Read More
Newly promoted Harbin Yiteng came through their first Chinese Super League match on the wrong end of a creditable 1-0 scoreline at last season’s runners-up and AFC Champions League competitors Shandong Luneng. Speaking exclusively to Wild East Football after… Read More
CHINESE SUPER LEAGUE ROUND 1 Shandong Luneng 1 Junior Urso 89′ Harbin Yiteng 0 It was not meant to be a difficult tie, yet expected title challengers Shandong Luneng were forced to wait until the final minute to… Read More
Harbin Yiteng won a nail-biting final day promotion from China League One with a 5-2 win over Chongqing F.C. and Aussie Adam Hughes, 31, played a vital role in the North East side going up. Yiteng in third… Read More
Guangdong Sunray Cave 0 – 1 Chongqing FC China League One Round 30 Nei 40’ A goal late in the first half from Nei was enough to earn Chongqing FC a win against promotion challenging Guangdong Sunray Cave, but… Read More
Shanghai East Asia can start writing a new chapter in its young history after Saturday’s defiant, all-or-nothing performance earned them a 3-0 victory away to Harbin Yiteng. The visitors, who went into the game needing to hold its nerve after… Read More
Harbin Yiteng (4th) – Shanghai East Asia (1st) Uh-oh. Having fallen to Wuhan Zull in a ninety minute theatrical production of a football match, now its time for East Asia to pick themselves up and take on Harbin… Read More
Shanghai East Asia surrendered their unbeaten home record in the worst possible way on Sunday after a 1-0 loss to second place Wuhan Zull. East Asia started brightly and for the first ten minutes looked like the stronger… Read More
Saturday, September 8th. Harbin Yiteng (6th) – Wuhan Zull (2nd) Having achieved the improbable last week by beating Hunan Xiangtao in Changsha, now Wuhan Zull must continue to defy the odds by travelling to Harbin to take on… Read More
