China Amateur Football League

China Amateur Football League
Country  China
Confederation AFC
Founded 2002
Number of teams 1000+ (42 in the championship round)
Level on pyramid 4
Promotion to China League Two
Relegation to CFA Football Championship League
Domestic cup(s) China FA Cup
Current champions Dalian Boyang
(2016)
Most championships Shenzhen Bogang
(5 times)
2016 China Amateur Football League

The Chinese Football Association Amateur League (Simplified Chinese: 中国足球协会业余联赛) is the fourth-tier football (soccer) league of the People's Republic of China. The league is under the auspices of the Chinese Football Association. Since 2014 there is optional promotion or relegation between China Amateur Football League and China League Two. [1] The league name was “Chinese Football Association Bing League” (“中国足球协会丙级联赛”) before season 2006.

Winners

Season Winners Runners-up
2002 Guangzhou Restaurant Shenzhen Bogang
2003 Shenzhen Bogang Hunan Sports
2004 Shenzhen Bogang Qingdao Sunrise
2005 Shenzhen Bogang Shanghai Songjiang Gas
2006 Shenzhen Bogang Changchun Normal University
2007 Shenzhen Bogang Yanbian Court
2008 Wuhan Dongfeng Honda Jilin Huichun
2009 Wuhan Hongxing Wuhan Dongfeng Honda
2010 [2] Wuhan Hongxing Xiamen Dongyuxing Bigong Hotel
2011 [3] Bank of Dalian Tornado Jiujiang Liansheng
2012 [4] Suzhou Jinfu New Materials Qingdao Kunpeng Century International
2013 [5] Dalian Taian Brother Wuhan Huachuang
2014 [6] Wuhan Hongxing Dalian Hailongxing
2015 [7] Suzhou Dongwu Hainan Seamen
2016 Dalian Boyang Shaanxi Changan Athletic

References

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  2. 武汉宏兴卫冕全国业余足球总决赛 at sports.163.com 2010-10-12 Retrieved 2016-04-21
  3. 大连业余足球水平高 龙卷风队2011曾夺全国冠军 at sports.xinmin.cn 2013-09-30 Retrieved 2016-04-21
  4. 2012年全国业余足球联赛苏州锦富新材队夺冠 at jiangsu.china.com.cn 2012-12-17 Retrieved 2016-04-21
  5. 大连球队荣膺全国业余联赛总冠军 at sports.sina.com.cn 2013-11-26 Retrieved 2016-04-21
  6. 武汉宏兴三度加冕草根王 大连围攻裁判或遭追罚 at sports.sohu.com 2014-12-01 Retrieved 2016-04-21
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