Kuala Lumpur: Shandong Taishan edged out Shanghai Port 1-0 to retain the Chinese Football Association (CFA) Cup and claim the title for a record-extending seventh time on Sunday.
After both countries’ league campaigns paused for the 2020 AFF Cup, action resumed in Indonesia and Thailand, while there were also games in Australia.
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China PR: Cup glory for Shandong
After winning the 2021 Chinese Super League, Shandong Taishan have added the CFA Cup to round off the campaign in style as they defeated Shanghai Port 1-0 to secure back-to-back titles. .....
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