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With attention firmly fixed on the Super League, League One kicked off last weekend. With sixteen teams fighting out in China’s second tier, we tell you what you need to know about each side and how their prospects… Read More
The CSL winter transfer window closed on February 27th and clubs have been busy making last ditch deals to improve their sides for 2015. In mid-February we brought you a comprehensive update of all the transfer deals so… Read More
With about two weeks to go until the winter transfer window slams shut, this is the second part of our comprehensive transfer round-up featuring the bottom eight teams from last season’s Super League. All transfers are accurate as… Read More
With just over two weeks left until the winter transfer window closes, the following is a comprehensive list of player movements involving last season’s top eight Super League teams and is accurate as of February 12th 2015. It is worth noting… Read More
Hangzhou Greentown will host Asian Champions League debutants Guangzhou R&F in the CSL official curtain raiser for the 2015 season, which kicks off on March 7. There are few surprises in store for those familar with CSL fixture… Read More
Jamie McIllroy cuts through the gossip to look at which deals are done and dusted so far in the close season Beijing Guoan Perhaps the most significant transfer news of the month so far is that of Beijing… Read More
Sadly, the Chinese domestic season is over but with significant investment reportedly coming the way of a few teams – most notably Sven Goran Erikson’s Shanghai SIPG – this year’s winter transfer window is expected to be an eventful… Read More
The 2014 season is over and it’s now time for Changchun Yatai to look ahead to 2015 , starting with a productive off-season. The Past The last two seasons have been ones to forget for Changchun Yatai fans,… Read More
3-0 down away to Shandong with twelve minutes left, Guangzhou R&F pulled off their greatest comeback of the season to earn a draw and ensure that a win against Harbin on Sunday will be enough to clinch third… Read More
Going into Round 28, there wasn’t much chance of Harbin Yiteng staying in the Chinese Super League, but in their final home match a draw to Shanghai East Asia condemned them to a trip down to the China… Read More
