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February 19, 2013
- Soccer cleanup ends in life bans and lost titles
- CFA has stripped Shanghai Shenhua of the 2003 league title and banned two former national soccer chiefs and 31 other people for life, rounding off a three-year-long drive to clean up Chinese soccer.
June 13, 2012
- Former Chinese soccer chiefs jailed over bribes
- Two former Chinese soccer chiefs were sentenced on Wednesday to more than a decade in jail for bribery.
• List of convictions in soccer corruption trials
April 26, 2012
- Ex-soccer chief admits 17 charges
- Former Chinese soccer chief Nan Yong admitted to 17 charges of taking bribes worth more than 1.48 million yuan.
April 25, 2012
- Ex-soccer boss faces 17 counts of bribery
- Nan Yong, the former Chinese soccer chief credited with leading China into their only World Cup finals has been charged with 17 counts of taking bribes worth 1.48 million yuan.
December 22, 2011
- 3 more refs added to soccer corruption list
- Three more referees were added to the Chinese soccer corruption list as their under-trial colleague Zhou Weixin confessed on Wednesday that they had taken bribes and fixed six matches.
December 21, 2011
- Former soccer chief on trial for bribery
- Chinese soccer corruption trials continued on Wednesday as a former soccer chief appeared on court.
March 23, 2012
- Ex-soccer stars arrested for bribery
- Police have arrested four former China international soccer stars on suspicion of accepting bribes.
April 25, 2012
- Former Chinese soccer head Nan Yong on trial
- The former Chinese soccer chief credited with leading the Chinese team into their only World Cup finals was put on bribery trial on Wednesday morning.
April 24, 2012
- Former soccer chief stands trial for corruption
- Former Chinese Football Association (CFA) chief Xie Yalong stood trial for taking bribes in a northeastern Chinese court on Tuesday morning.
December 16, 2011
- Soccer officials to stand trial next Monday
- The long-awaited trial into soccer corruption will finally kick off next week as a line-up of officials will take the stand, the Yangtze Evening Post reports.
