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It was a rainy day in Shenyang as Liaoning Whowin hosted Beijing Guoan. The hosts had the better of the chances, but neither side could find a goal, both earning a point in the 0-0 draw. Beijing made… Read More
This week Beijing Guoan is back on the road, once again going up to Liaoning province for the second time in two weeks, this time they’ll be travelling to Shenyang to take on Liaoning Whowin. The weather shouldn’t… Read More
Déjà vu in the pub this week as your correspondents find the bizarre events which dominated last week’s chat are still on-going – Shenhua still don’t have a manager and take up the larger part of the discussion…. Read More
Soccer fans in America are a little unlucky when it comes to traveling to away games. Due to the size of our country diving to most games is not an option, unless you enjoy a three to five… Read More
Beijing Guoan is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and we’re here to celebrate 20 of the most important moments over the past 20 years. Not all of these are positive, but all of them shaped the history… Read More
Is a trip to one of the two sides doing worse off this season a blessing for a struggling Shenhua, or the latest calamity-in-waiting for a season already written off? Your weekly Shenhua preview will be watching from… Read More
International media interest in Shanghai Shenhua is peaking once again, this time over the Jean Tigana saga. gives the definitive word on the affair in a must-read feature article for all Shenhua fans. This is a modified version… Read More
On a night of pure passion, Guangzhou possessed too much attacking flair for J-league side Kashiwa Reysol to handle, cruising to a 3-1 victory. Roared on by a huge wall of noise, it was one of those nights which… Read More
I had a whole match report prepared and as I went through my notes, I realized I would have to go back and watch video from the match again. As that would be like stabbing myself in the… Read More
Four days of football saw controversial calls from Hong Kong referees in Beijing and Dalian, an empty bench in Shanghai, a brawl in Qingdao, and the two Guangzhou clubs remaining one-two in the table. Beijing Guoan 2-1 Shandong… Read More
