The victory was Jiangsu's first in their debut season in the continental club championship and hauls them back into contention for a place in next month's round of 16 after a slow start to the...
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- May 24, 2013
- Updated: 5:16pm
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Beijing will put their credentials to the test again tonight in the Chinese Super League against defending champions Guangzhou Evergrande at Workers' Stadium, with confidence flowing thanks to a...
David Beckham played down expectations he can improve the battered image of the mainland game as officials yesterday unveiled him as the sport's ambassador in the country.
Despite the echoes of a huge corruption scandal and Didier Drogba's short-lived stay, a sense of cautious optimism pervades long-suffering mainland football as the new season starts this week.
Jiangsu Sainty kick off their first foray into the AFC Champions League on Tuesday with a trip to South Korea to face K-League champions FC Seoul, with qualification for the continental...
Not even an earthquake could stop South China from winning a sensational match over Chinese Super League side Guangzhou R&F in the opening match of the Chinese New Year Cup in Meizhou...
Former England captain David Beckham is being lined up to promote the Chinese game, domestic media said yesterday, but fans say rebuilding soccer's shattered image may be too big a challenge even...
Former England captain David Beckham is being lined up to promote Chinese football, state media said on Friday, but fans say rebuilding the sport’s shattered image may be too big a challenge even...
Chelsea star Frank Lampard has indicated this season may be his last for the English giants, in comments likely to fuel speculation about a possible move to China.
Chelsea star Frank Lampard has indicated that this season may be his last for the English giants, in comments likely to fuel speculation about a possible move to China.
Chelsea star Frank Lampard could be a step closer to following former teammates Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka with a move to China, after Guizhou Renhe confirmed yesterday they were in talks...
Three coaches, boardroom upheaval and a reported players' strike: Didier Drogba's first season in China has not exactly been smooth. But it looks likely he will stick around next year.
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