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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
Wasteful finishing, inspired goal keeping and some terrible gamesmanship from both teams were all critical factors in Shanghai East Asia’s 0-0 draw with the visiting Chongqing FC on Saturday. The hosts remain five points clear of second place… Read More
Shanghai East Asia (1st) vs. Chongqing FC (10th) Having put second place Tianjin Songjiang to the sword in their previous game, Shanghai East Asia now have to keep things going against their guests from Chongqing. The league leaders… 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
For the third game in a row, Shanghai East Asia threw away the chance to extend their lead at the top of China League One. This time, a 1-0 loss to then second-from-bottom Shenyang Shenbei condemned the league… 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
