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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
Shanghai East Asia remain in pole position at the top of China League One after an occassionally tense 3-1 home victory over Harbin Yiteng. With other results going their way, East Asia are now five points clear of… Read More
Shanghai East Asia (1st) – Harbin Yiteng (8th) League-leading Shanghai East Asia will be looking to stay atop of the China League One (CL1) with a win against Harbin Yiteng in a 7:45pm kick-off at the Shanghai Stadium…. Read More
Shanghai East Asia remain in pole position in China League 1 after dismantling a Hunan Xiangtao side that huffed and puffed but ultimately couldn’t trouble their hosts in any significant way. The first half was a cagey affair… Read More
There’s a lot going on this weekend in China’s top flight, but this weekend also sees the China League, China’s second division, kick off across the country. We’ve talked a lot about how important a year it is… Read More
ACL positioning Guangzhou （68 points） Beijing （53 points） Liaoning （50 points） Jiangsu （47 points） Shandong （47 points） Qingdao （45 points） Changchun （45 points） There wasn’t much to play for on the last day of the season, but the… Read More
Xinjing Newspaper (新京報) has conducted an interview with Philippe Troussier, the current manager of Shenzhen Ruby. Troussier is known for managing the Japanese National Team from 1998-2002, leading the Blue Samurai to Asian Cup glory in 2000. There… Read More
Last night’s 3-0 victory for Beijing Guoan was a strange event, it didn’t go at all as expected but in the end, before you knew it, the result was what it should be with the Beijingers somehow falling… Read More
