- 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.
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House cleaning
China has launched a nationwide crackdown on gambling and match-fixing in late 2009.
Former top official sees some reasons for optimism as CSL season gets underway.
