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Guangzhou Evergrande’s 2015 season began with a whimper in the Chinese Super Cup earlier this month, a competition which the four-time Super League champions have largely treated as a sideshow over recent campaigns. Given the Cantonese side sent… Read More
With less than a month until kickoff, we take a look at the 2015 Changchun Yatai team and the potential of the season ahead. The Manager Gao Jinggang steps into his first ever full-time managerial position with Changchun,… Read More
Despite a star signing and some half-decent domestic buys, Shenhua go into 2015 unlikely to finish top of the Shanghai mini-league, let alone trouble the business end of the CSL table. The manager: New man Francis Gillot (no, me neither)… Read More
You’re aboard elevated metro line 3. The train climbs away from ground level at Shanghai Railway station and snakes through the northern districts of the city proper, affording a impressive view of the supertall skyscrapers accross the Huangpu… Read More
The Chinese national team put in a surprise performance at the 2015 Asian Cup in Australia, losing 2-0 to hosts and eventual victors Australia after an impressive victory over Saudi Arabia, a 2-1 comeback win against Uzbekistan and… 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
The CSL made a sudden return to the big-name arena today with the unexpected capture of Tim Cahill, who joined a rejuvenated Shanghai Shenhua on a one year contract. The Australian, whose two goals knocked China out of… Read More
China’s most successful tournament in eleven years came to an end at the hands of Australia, but there is plenty to be optimistic about. Here, we take a look at the performances of each player who took the… Read More
In an another exclusive interview, Jose Molina discusses his time at Kitchee, his past heroics in La Liga and driving Kitchee into the Asian Champions League. Hong Kong is an unique city where you can meet many special individuals… Read More
With 2014 soon to slip into the annals of history – who were the movers and shakers for the year in Chinese football? once again dishes out awards for the great, the good, the irevverent and the not… Read More
