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Hunan Xiangtao (2nd) vs. Shanghai East Asia (1st) The game of the week by absolute country mile is the clash between the two top teams in the division after Hunan reclaimed second position in the division after dismantling Beijing Baxy… Read More
Shanghai East Asia finally reasserted themselves on proceedings in China League One after a comfortable 3-0 victory over their hosts, Yanbian Tigers. The league leaders were good value for their victor y- their first in four games –… Read More
It’s not just Bcheng who gets to run the rule over a patch of Chinese football. Whilst our man in the north can look forward to breaking down the fortunes of the relatively high-flying Guoan squad, I’m handing… Read More
Chongqing Lifan (6th) – Shanghai East Asia (1st) The indisputable game of the round has to be Shanghai’s trip to the Yongchuang Sports Centre in Chongqing where the league leaders will have the chance to test their mettle… Read More
Shanghai East Asia’s winning streak is still alive, but only just. The China League One leaders got out of jail in the dying seconds of their clash with the underperforming Guangdong Sunray Cave after Lv Wenjun’s winner gave… Read More
Shenzhen Ruby (5th) – Hunan Xiangtao (2nd) Another week, another must-win game for Shenzhen Ruby. The inaugural winners of the Chinese Super League lost to Yanbian Tigers last week in a surprise 1-0 defeat and in doing so,… Read More
The student-athletes of the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) were taken to school and taught a footballing lesson by the league leading Shanghai East Asia, who flew into the capital and outclassed their hosts with a no-nonsense performance… Read More
Hunan Xingtao (2nd) – Chongqing Lifan (6th) Following Tianjin Songjiang’s sudden loss of form, Hunan Xiangtao have reclaimed the second promotion spot in the CL1 after a good run of form during in the last couple of weeks…. Read More
