Affected by the financial crisis of Evergrande Group, the Chinese Super League giants Guangzhou team has recently been in turmoil, and there are even rumors that the team's shortage of funds may withdraw from the Chinese Super League this season. Once upon a time, Guangzhou Evergrande was the first hegemon of Chinese football, winning the Chinese Super League championship 8 times and winning the AFC Champions League twice, writing about the unimaginable achievements of Chinese football.
2011 was the first year of Guangzhou Evergrande's rush to the Chinese Super League, and the huge investment, big stars, and 513 reward and punishment mechanism all made the football world refreshing. In the following 10 years, Guangzhou Evergrande has made great progress and created a new record in Chinese football, let us count the magical records brought to us by the "Evergrande Dynasty" and look back on this fantastic glorious years.
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The largest number of champions in the Chinese Super League: eight crowns
For the first time in the Chinese Super League: 2 consecutive championships, 3 consecutive championships, 4 consecutive championships, 5 consecutive championships, 6 consecutive championships, 7 consecutive championships
The first "Kaiser miracle" in China's top league: the 2011 Chinese Super League won the championship as a promoted horse
The most wins in a single season in the Chinese Professional League: 24 wins in the Chinese Super League in 2013
The highest single season points in the Chinese Professional League: 77 points in the Chinese Super League in 2013
The most goals scored in a single season in the Chinese Professional League: 78 goals in the Chinese Super League in 2013
The biggest single season point difference in the Chinese Super League: 18 points in the Chinese Super League in 2013
Minimum number of goals conceded in a single season in the Chinese Super League: 18 goals in the Chinese Super League in 2013, 16 goals in the Chinese Super League in 2020 (*Only 20 games in 2020)
Longest unbeaten career league record in the Chinese Super League era: 44 games (2010 China League 4th Round - 2011 Chinese Super League Round 24)
Longest Unbeaten Record in the Chinese Super League: 23 games (2011 Chinese Super League Round 1 - 2011 Chinese Super League Round 23)
Longest Chinese Super League home unbeaten: 44 (2014 Chinese Super League Round 29 - 2017 Chinese Super League Round 30)
Longest away win streak in the Chinese Super League: 10 consecutive wins (2015 Chinese Super League Round 8 - 2015 Chinese Super League Round 30)
The chinese super league has lost the least in a single season: 1 game in the 2013 Chinese Super League and 1 game in the 2015 Chinese Super League
Highest selling player in the Chinese Super League: Paulinho (transferred to Barcelona for 40 million euros in 2017)
The highest average number of home attendance in a single season in the Chinese Super League: 47,002 in the 2018 season
The highest attendance in a single game of the Chinese Super League: 2012 Chinese Super League Round 28, Jiangsu Sainty 1-1 Guangzhou Evergrande, 65,769 people
The only Chinese Super League team to win the AFC Champions League: 2013 AFC Champions League, 2015 AFC Champions League
AFC Champions League home unbeaten record: 21 consecutive unbeaten games (13 wins, 8 draws)
The maximum number of wins in the AFC Champions League matches of Chinese Super League teams: 40 wins
The biggest victory in the two-legged knockout round of the Chinese Super League team: the semi-final of the 2013 AFC Champions League, Guangzhou Evergrande 8-1 Bai Helios
AFC Champions League single season goalscorer: 2013 AFC Champions League - Muric 13 goals (tied)
Consecutive AFC Champions League fixtures: 9 (tied)
This is the best of times and the worst of times! Evergrande has brought countless good memories to Chinese football, but the excessive dependence on gold dollars has led to the lack of evergrande and even Chinese football foundations, and the crazy burning of money is finally unsustainable. Now that the tide is about to recede, all that remains is endless disappointment and regret for the fans.