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A disappointing 0-0 draw was the final score at Hongkou Stadium on Saturday night as Dalian successfully thwarted Shenhua’s multi-million international strike force. Shenhua boss Sergio Batista told local media after he was “disgusted” by Dalian’s time-wasting tactics,… Read More
With manager Jaime Pacheco’s job at risk, Beijing Guoan went out and put in a solid performance against Liaoning Whowin, but could only manage a 1-1 draw. Unfortunately, once again it was a case where the referee would… Read More
This week in the pub Bcheng and Shanghai Ultra talk semantics and relegation as some big wagers are thrown about. Attention is focused more and more on not only the bottom but also the top as Guangzhou Evergrande… 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
It’s time for another mid-table CSL battle at Hongkou this week, with Dalian Shide the visitors for the latest clashto pull clear into the top half. Last Time Out Shenhua continued their recent trend of following impressive home… Read More
Drogba Who? Wild East Football analyses those who have already made an impact on the Chinese Super League before this summer’s influx of football mega stars. A busy week for the wai yuan! An interesting stat I cooked… Read More
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Hangzhou Greentown 2 – 3 Guangzhou Evergrande Attendance: 17,785 Guizhou Renhe 0 – 0 Changchun Yatai Attendance: 20,114 Tianjin Teda 0 – 0 Shanghai Shenhua Attendance: 30,248 Henan Construction 1 – 2 Dalian Aerbin Attendance: 19,559 Dalian Shide… Read More
Beijing Guoan’s season was made a whole lot worse after being hit for four goals against Shandong Luneng at Jinan’s Provincial Stadium on Saturday. The win moves Shandong safely out of the relegation fight while the Beijingers are… Read More
Another week, another blown opportunity for Shanghai East Asia to give themselves breathing space at the top of China League One. The visit of bottom-of-the-league Beijing Baxy should have been a manageable hurdle for the league leaders but instead… Read More
