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beijoe

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Q: Is there a local football club in Changchun?

I'm a big football fan and want to know if there is a local team in Changchun. Can anyone give me some info about the club and where their stadium is.

11 years 34 weeks ago in Sports - Changchun

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PoutineDuFion

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I'm not sure if you talk about 'Merican football or Soccer.

I just asked a coworker, and he don't believe there is pro 'merican football in Changdun, but there is soccer club, definitely. It's called Changchun Yatai F.C., and they're in the Chinese Super League. He said they're average or good, depending on season. He doesn't know location of stadium though. Me so sorry I can't give you moar infos

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samwang616

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log on to www.changchunstuff.com
there are people like soccer also

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