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Chinese soccer in disarray as champions Jiangsu FC cease operations

By Reuters
01 March 2021   |   11:02 am
Chinese football was thrown into disarray on Sunday as the owners of reigning Chinese Super League champions Jiangsu FC announced the club would cease operations with immediate effect.

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