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A deft tactical decision and another timely goal from captain Wang Shenchao, this time in the thirty-sixth minute of the game, was all it took to give Shanghai East Asia the victory they needed to over Beijing Institute… Read More
Guangdong Sunray Cave (12th) – Beijing Baxy (15th) Having smashed local rivals BIT in their previous game, Beijing Baxy are still in with a chance of staying in the league but have to keep winning against a vastly… 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
Shanghai East Asia (1st) – Wuhan Zull (2nd) Undoubtedly the game of the round and a fixture that could define the seasons of both teams, Sunday’s clash between the league’s two top teams couldn’t arrive at a more… Read More
An 81st minute strike from captain Wang Shenchao give Shanghai East Asia a priceless 1-0 victory over the struggling Hohhot Dongjin on Sunday night, restoring the home side’s four point lead at the top of the table in… Read More
Wuhan Zull (2nd) – Beijing Baxy (16th) Baxy are beginning to sink into the mire at the bottom of China League One and with a four point difference between themselves and the teams above them in the relegation… 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
Deft managing at a crucial point in the game was the difference in a nervy and often controversial match between Shanghai East Asia and the visiting Tianjin Sonjiang which the home side won 3-0. Cheered on by the… Read More
Shanghai East Asia (1st) – Tianjin Songjiang (2nd) Uh-oh. Could this finally be the week that East Asia’s luck runs out? Still four points ahead of their rivals, Shanghai East Asia might struggle to keep things that way… Read More
Shanghai East Asia (1st) – Beijing Baxy (16th) Shanghai East Asia, having been beaten for the third time in five games, now have the lifeline of a game against the division’s bottom side and if the former can’t… Read More
