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Meizhou Hakka v Tianjin Jinmen Chinese Super League Lineup
This game is in the
Chinese Super League
, kick off at 13:35 on Saturday 03 August 2024.
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Meizhou Hakka Substitutes
Ximing Pan
Tyrone Conraad
Hongbo Yin
Congyao Yin
Ning Li
Jianan Wang
Weihui Rao
Xiongtao Deng
Sijie Zhang
Yongjia Li
Quanbo Guo
Zhiwei Wei
Tianjin Jinmen Substitutes
Yuefeng Li
Zhenghao Wang
Xianjun Wang
Yang Yu
Weijun Xie
Jiahui Huang
Xuelong Sun
Huaze Gao
Junxian Liu
Bingliang Yan
Hao Guo
Yan Shi
Meizhou Hakka v Tianjin Jinmen Chinese Super League
Meizhou Hakka
was founded in 2014 and is based in Meizhou, Guangdong Province.
Tianjin Jinmen
, also known as Tianjin Tianhai, was initially founded in 2006 as Tianjin Songjiang FC before changing their name in 2016.
Meizhou Hakka
finished in 8th place in the 2020 Chinese Super League season.
Tianjin Jinmen
has participated in the Chinese Super League since 2017, but was relegated to China League One in 2019 due to financial difficulties.
Meizhou Hakka
is known for promoting youth development and nurturing local talent in their academy.
Tianjin Jinmen's
home stadium is the Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 54,696 spectators.