affected by the epidemic.
China Super League (soccer league)
Five matches in the 16th round of the league have been postponed. It is understood that the originally scheduled for September 9 and 10
China Super League (soccer league)
Most of the matches in the 17th round of the league are also facing postponement due to similar reasons. As tournament organizers were recently notified that Dalian, Chengdu, Changchun and other
China Super League (soccer league)
The city of the competition area is temporarily unable to host the competition, and the Haikou competition area, which is a candidate for the "Third Party Venue", is also temporarily unable to host the competition.
China Super League (soccer league)
The league's next scheduling exercise encountered great difficulties. The tournament organizers had to dynamically adjust the schedules of the relevant matches in each round.
In accordance with the established schedule.
China Super League (soccer league)
League Round 16 Beijing
national security
The home match against Zhejiang will be played on September 6 in Rizhao. Counting this game, only 4 games in the round can be carried out according to the plan, of which 2 games had been carried out on August 12 in advance. As for when the remaining 5 matches of the round will be postponed, there is still no conclusion.
The original schedule showed that
China Super League (soccer league)
The 17th round of the league tussle is scheduled for September 9th and 10th. But in the last two days, some
China Super League (soccer league)
Clubs have received verbal notification from the tournament organizing committee about the postponement of their team's current round of matches. For example, the Shenzhen team was notified that the team's game scheduled for September 9 away to the defending champion Shandong Taishan team was postponed with a high probability.
Beijing Youth Daily reporter learned on the 5th, affected by the epidemic, Dalian, Chengdu, Changchun and other
China Super League (soccer league)
Tournament cities are temporarily unavailable in the near future
China Super League (soccer league)
Race. There is also the possibility that individual race cities will not be able to host the race for the time being. Race organizers plan to announce later on Sept. 5 the adjusted
China Super League (soccer league)
Round 17 fixtures are scheduled, but the vast majority of matches in that round will face postponement.
The established schedule shows that in addition to the Taishan vs SZFC match, the round was scheduled to feature Shanghai Harbor vs Guangzhou City and Chengdu Rongcheng vs Henan Songshan Longmen,
Changchun Yatai (soccer team)
VS Wuhan Changjiang, Dalianjin VS Beijing
national security
and other matches. From the current situation, the possibility of postponing these matches is very high. This is due to the fact that the cities in the region that were originally planned to host these matches have recently experienced new outbreaks of disease, and the local authorities have also adjusted their epidemic prevention policies to this end.
Whether or not the remaining matches of the round can be played normally will also depend on the epidemic situation in each city of the competition area and the quarantine policy implemented there. For example, some teams that have previously been stationed in infected cities may face the possibility of being quarantined there if they travel to other cities to compete. These factors may affect the normal conduct of the tournament.
It should be noted that, as of now, Tianjin Jinmen Tigers, Shenzhen, Cangzhou Lions and other teams have not yet implemented the home field of their choice, Shanghai two teams can not be in the near future as the home field of the Dalian District, so the later rounds
China Super League (soccer league)
The running of the race program has faced considerable difficulties. The race organizers have recently contacted the previous "third party venue", Haikou. However, in the context of the changing epidemic situation and the implementation of strict anti-epidemic measures around the world, it is yet to be officially confirmed when Haikou will be able to re-run the race.
It is reported that the tournament organizers in order to cope with unforeseen circumstances, has been set aside at the end of September to make up two days. In addition, they also plan to "squeeze out" some of the race days during the National Day holiday to meet the need for make-up races. However, precisely because of the seriousness of the epidemic prevention and control work around the world, the race schedule is always accompanied by uncertainties, the race organizers can only improvise.
