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Bhubaneswar, Goa, Navi Mumbai To Host FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup; Draw On June 24
FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup: Apart from hosts India, six countries -- Brazil, Chile, China PR, Colombia, Japan and New Zealand -- have confirmed their participation so far and are sure to feature in the draw on June 24.
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Asian World Cup Qualifiers Moved From China To Sharjah Not Dubai, Clarifies AFC
The Chinese Football Association originally said on Monday the fixtures would be moved to Dubai, but the AFC clarified Tuesday they would take place in neighbouring Sharjah.
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Chinese Football Association Bans Players For Six Months After Coronavirus Rules Broken
Chinese Football Association has banned the under-19 players from all matches until November 30.
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China Signals World Cup Ambitions With New Football Stadiums
China will have at least 12 major new football stadiums two years from now, said the state-run Southern Metropolis Daily, calling it "a new era for Chinese football".
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South Koreans Say Sorry To China As Player Celebrates With Foot On Trophy
South Korea's victorious under-18 footballers apologised to "all the people in China" after a picture emerged of one of their players celebrating with his foot on the Panda Cup.
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China Appoint Guus Hiddink To Lead Tokyo 2020 Olympics Charge
Announcing Guus Hiddink as the under-21s boss, the Chinese Football Association (CFA) said: "The main task is to go for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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China to Bid for 2023 AFC Asian Cup
The Chinese Football Association is soliciting input for a possible application to host the AFC Asian Cup in 2023, it said in a letter to its members posted on its website.
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FIFA Launches Official Probe Into Hong Kong Fans
Fans booed the "March of the Volunteers" -- the anthem they share with China -- at a World Cup qualifier played in Hong Kong last week which the home side lost 3-2.
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United States Down 10-Woman Colombia to Reach World Cup Quarter-Finals
Olympic champions United States, who beat Colombia 2-0, next meet China for a place in the semi-finals.
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Germany, China Into Last Eight at Women's World Cup
Germany, champions in 2003 and 2007, demolished Sweden 4-1 in Ottawa, while China won 1-0 in Edmonton to send the last African challenger Cameroon home.
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China's Wanda Group Buys 20% Stake in Atletico Madrid for $52m
Dalian Wanda Group is owned by one of China's richest men and operates dozens of hotels, shopping malls and cinemas.
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David Beckham signs deal to promote casinos in China
The deal with soccer star David Beckham may help Las Vegas Sands win attention in mainland China, where casinos are illegal and casino advertising is also banned. Soccer is hugely popular in China.
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Indian football referees to officiate in China National Games
FIFA Referees Maria Rebello and Santosh Kumar will be the two Indian officials who will do duty during the quadrennial event in China. Dalian City is in the North Eastern province of Liaoning and the Games will the 12th edition.
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China sacks national football team coach Jose Antonio Comacho
China's Football Association says it has sacked national team coach Jose Antonio Camacho following a 5-1 loss to Thailand.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson leaves Al Nasr for China
Former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson has stepped down as technical director of United Arab Emirates club Al Nasr to take up an undisclosed role at a Chinese club.
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Bhubaneswar, Goa, Navi Mumbai To Host FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup; Draw On June 24
FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup: Apart from hosts India, six countries -- Brazil, Chile, China PR, Colombia, Japan and New Zealand -- have confirmed their participation so far and are sure to feature in the draw on June 24.
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Asian World Cup Qualifiers Moved From China To Sharjah Not Dubai, Clarifies AFC
The Chinese Football Association originally said on Monday the fixtures would be moved to Dubai, but the AFC clarified Tuesday they would take place in neighbouring Sharjah.
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Chinese Football Association Bans Players For Six Months After Coronavirus Rules Broken
Chinese Football Association has banned the under-19 players from all matches until November 30.
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China Signals World Cup Ambitions With New Football Stadiums
China will have at least 12 major new football stadiums two years from now, said the state-run Southern Metropolis Daily, calling it "a new era for Chinese football".
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South Koreans Say Sorry To China As Player Celebrates With Foot On Trophy
South Korea's victorious under-18 footballers apologised to "all the people in China" after a picture emerged of one of their players celebrating with his foot on the Panda Cup.
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China Appoint Guus Hiddink To Lead Tokyo 2020 Olympics Charge
Announcing Guus Hiddink as the under-21s boss, the Chinese Football Association (CFA) said: "The main task is to go for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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China to Bid for 2023 AFC Asian Cup
The Chinese Football Association is soliciting input for a possible application to host the AFC Asian Cup in 2023, it said in a letter to its members posted on its website.
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FIFA Launches Official Probe Into Hong Kong Fans
Fans booed the "March of the Volunteers" -- the anthem they share with China -- at a World Cup qualifier played in Hong Kong last week which the home side lost 3-2.
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United States Down 10-Woman Colombia to Reach World Cup Quarter-Finals
Olympic champions United States, who beat Colombia 2-0, next meet China for a place in the semi-finals.
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Germany, China Into Last Eight at Women's World Cup
Germany, champions in 2003 and 2007, demolished Sweden 4-1 in Ottawa, while China won 1-0 in Edmonton to send the last African challenger Cameroon home.
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China's Wanda Group Buys 20% Stake in Atletico Madrid for $52m
Dalian Wanda Group is owned by one of China's richest men and operates dozens of hotels, shopping malls and cinemas.
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David Beckham signs deal to promote casinos in China
The deal with soccer star David Beckham may help Las Vegas Sands win attention in mainland China, where casinos are illegal and casino advertising is also banned. Soccer is hugely popular in China.
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Indian football referees to officiate in China National Games
FIFA Referees Maria Rebello and Santosh Kumar will be the two Indian officials who will do duty during the quadrennial event in China. Dalian City is in the North Eastern province of Liaoning and the Games will the 12th edition.
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China sacks national football team coach Jose Antonio Comacho
China's Football Association says it has sacked national team coach Jose Antonio Camacho following a 5-1 loss to Thailand.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson leaves Al Nasr for China
Former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson has stepped down as technical director of United Arab Emirates club Al Nasr to take up an undisclosed role at a Chinese club.
