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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
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
Fujian Smart Hero (10th) – Shanghai East Asia (1st) Having officially become the most unpredictable outfit in China League One, Shanghai East Asia are now an absolute nightmare to evaluate and assess before each new round of games…. Read More
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
Guangdong Sunray Cave (12th) vs Wuhan Zull (2nd) As China League One continues to dissolve into unpredictability, Wuhan have emerged as the side within the division currently enjoying the best form. Three victories and two draws in their… Read More
Shenyang Shenbei (15th) – Shanghai Tellace (1st) These are interesting times at the Shanghai Stadium. The once all-conquering East Asia side have lost their aura of invincibility and an increasingly mortal side have started to show its weaknesses. ‘Te… Read More
In extremely unpleasant conditions, Shanghai East Asia and Shenzhen Ruby played out an astounding 3-3 draw on Friday night in front of a relatively large crowd at the Shanghai Stadium. For East Asia, their lead at the top… Read More
Shanghai East Asia (1st)- Shenzhen Ruby (7th) The clash between these two team could not have come at a better time occasion in terms of a sporting narrative. Shanghai East Asia need to both restore their confidence and… 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
