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Beijing Guoan - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Beijing Guoan
China Super League Predictions
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12th place
Beijing Guoan vs Chengdu Rongcheng 04/12/2026 11:35

China Super League

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Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

CSL

Beijing Guoan

Chengdu Rongcheng

1 - 2

3.9

2.08

Last Overall

Played matches Beijing Guoan

04.04.26

Liaoning Ironman

2-1

Beijing Guoan

CSL

2-1

21.03.26

Beijing Guoan

1-1

Shanghai Shenhua

CSL

1-1

14.03.26

Shandong Taishan

2-1

Beijing Guoan

CSL

2-1

08.03.26

Wuhan Three Towns

0-2

Beijing Guoan

CSL

0-2

01.03.26

Shanghai Port

0-2

Beijing Guoan

CN1

0-2

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Overall statistics

Beijing Guoan

Played games: 5

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.4

Under/Over

1.5

100%

2.5

60%

40%

3.5

100%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

60%

40%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

40%

60%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

100%

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Chengdu Rongcheng	10	4	3	1	0	14 - 5	9
2	Dalian Young Boy	9	5	3	0	2	10 - 10	0
3	Chongqing Tonglianglong	8	4	2	2	0	5 - 3	2
4	Yunnan Yukun	6	4	2	0	2	9 - 5	4
5	Liaoning Ironman	6	4	2	0	2	5 - 5	0
6	Shenzhen Xinpengcheng	6	4	2	0	2	7 - 8	-1
7	Qingdao West Coast	3	4	1	0	3	3 - 11	-8
8	Zhejiang	2	5	2	1	2	7 - 6	1
9	Shanghai Port	1	4	2	0	2	7 - 5	2
10	Henan	1	4	2	1	1	5 - 4	1
11	Shandong Taishan	0	4	2	0	2	6 - 7	-1
12	Beijing Guoan	-1	4	1	1	2	5 - 5	0
13	Wuhan Three Towns	-1	4	1	1	2	7 - 9	-2
14	Shanghai Shenhua	-2	4	2	2	0	10 - 7	3
15	Qingdao Hainiu	-4	4	1	0	3	3 - 8	-5
16	Tianjin Jinmen Tigers	-9	4	0	1	3	2 - 7	-5

Fixtures

Date

Match

12.04.26

CSL

Beijing Guoan – Chengdu Rongcheng

17.04.26

CSL

Zhejiang – Beijing Guoan

21.04.26

CSL

Shenzhen Xinpengcheng – Beijing Guoan

25.04.26

CSL

Beijing Guoan – Tianjin Jinmen Tigers

02.05.26

CSL

Yunnan Yukun – Beijing Guoan

06.05.26

CSL

Beijing Guoan – Dalian Young Boy

10.05.26

CSL

Beijing Guoan – Shanghai Port

China Super League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Chengdu Rongcheng	10	4	3	1	0	14 - 5	9
2	Dalian Young Boy	9	5	3	0	2	10 - 10	0
3	Chongqing Tonglianglong	8	4	2	2	0	5 - 3	2
4	Yunnan Yukun	6	4	2	0	2	9 - 5	4
5	Liaoning Ironman	6	4	2	0	2	5 - 5	0
6	Shenzhen Xinpengcheng	6	4	2	0	2	7 - 8	-1
7	Qingdao West Coast	3	4	1	0	3	3 - 11	-8
8	Zhejiang	2	5	2	1	2	7 - 6	1
9	Shanghai Port	1	4	2	0	2	7 - 5	2
10	Henan	1	4	2	1	1	5 - 4	1
11	Shandong Taishan	0	4	2	0	2	6 - 7	-1
12	Beijing Guoan	-1	4	1	1	2	5 - 5	0
13	Wuhan Three Towns	-1	4	1	1	2	7 - 9	-2
14	Shanghai Shenhua	-2	4	2	2	0	10 - 7	3
15	Qingdao Hainiu	-4	4	1	0	3	3 - 8	-5
16	Tianjin Jinmen Tigers	-9	4	0	1	3	2 - 7	-5

Name

MPG

Wellington Alves da Silva Wellington Alves da Silva Chengdu Rongcheng Chengdu Rongcheng

322

Rafael Ratao Rafael Ratao Shanghai Shenhua Shanghai Shenhua

360

Felipe Silva Felipe Silva Chengdu Rongcheng Chengdu Rongcheng

111

Cephas Malele Cephas Malele Dalian Young Boy Dalian Young Boy

360

120

Frank Acheampong Frank Acheampong Dalian Young Boy Dalian Young Boy

414

138

Zhang Yuning Zhang Yuning Beijing Guoan Beijing Guoan

296

Wesley Wesley Shenzhen Xinpengcheng Shenzhen Xinpengcheng

358

120

Oscar Maritu Oscar Maritu Yunnan Yukun Yunnan Yukun

360

120

Wang Yudong Wang Yudong Zhejiang Zhejiang

401

134

Joao Carlos Teixeira Joao Carlos Teixeira Shanghai Shenhua Shanghai Shenhua

180

China Super League Results

Tianjin Jinmen Tigers

2 - 3

Shanghai Shenhua

04/05/2026 11:00

Shenzhen Xinpengcheng

Chongqing Tonglianglong

Beijing Guoan Football Club, commonly referred to as Beijing Guoan, is a professional football club based in Beijing, China. Established in 1992, the club quickly became one of the most recognized and successful teams in the Chinese Super League. Beijing Guoan boasts a strong presence in Chinese football, having claimed domestic titles and participated in continental competitions such as the AFC Champions League.

The team plays their home matches at the iconic Workers' Stadium (Gongren Tiyuchang) in Beijing, and their traditional colors are green and yellow. Known for their passionate and loyal fanbase, often called the “Guoan Fans” or “Green Warriors,” the club holds a prominent place in Chinese football culture and maintains fierce rivalries, notably with Shanghai Shenhua in the "China Derby," which is one of the country's most anticipated sports events.

Over the years, Beijing Guoan has been home to many outstanding Chinese and foreign players, such as Gao Yang, Xu Yunlong, Yang Zhi, Stéphane Mbia, Augusto, and Cédric Bakambu. The club's firm backing from Sinobo Group has helped maintain solid financial foundations and stable club management, which continues to fuel the club’s ambitions both domestically and on the Asian stage.

With a history of success, unmistakable club colors, and a fervent base of supporters, Beijing Guoan remains one of the most iconic and competitive teams in Chinese football.

Team:	Beijing Guoan
Full name:	Beijing Guoan Football Club
Country:	China
Nickname:	Imperial Guards (御林军, Yùlínjūn), Green Warriors
Founded:	29/12/1992
Colors:	Green and yellow
Stadium:	Workers' Stadium 68,000 seats
Address:	Workers' Stadium North Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
Telephone:	+86 10 6552 9686
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	http://www.fcguoan.com/
Email:	[email protected]

History of Beijing Guoan FC

Founded

Beijing Guoan was officially founded on December 29, 1992, although the club traces its origins back to the Beijing Football Team formed in 1951. In 1992, following the professionalization reforms of Chinese football, the club became one of China's first professional teams under the name "Beijing Guoan," named after its then parent company, CITIC Guoan Group.

Beijing Guoan rapidly earned their place as a leading club in China. They won successive Chinese Jia-A League Cup titles in the 1990s and were crowned Chinese Super League champions in 2009—their first top-flight national title. The club has consistently finished among the league's top teams and is known for its competitive spirit and attacking football style.

Throughout its history, the club has weathered several changes in ownership and management. In 2017, Sinobo Group became the major shareholder, bringing increased financial stability and ambition.

Finances and ownership

Currently, Beijing Guoan is majority owned by Sinobo Group. In previous years, the CITIC Guoan Group played a dominant role. The club enjoys strong corporate support, which enables strategic investments in facilities, youth development, and prominent domestic and international footballers.

Financially, Beijing Guoan is among China's more stable football clubs, benefiting from both corporate backing and extensive commercial partnerships. Investments from Sinobo Group and previous sponsors have funded modernizing training facilities, upgrading the stadium, and attracting big-name players like Renato Augusto, Cédric Bakambu, and Jonathan Viera.

The club's robust economic platform allows it to remain competitive in the league and to comply with evolving Chinese football financial regulations. Off the field, Beijing Guoan continues to work on community and youth development projects in Beijing and nationwide.

Popular culture

Beijing Guoan is renowned for its formidable home atmosphere and zealous supporters. The Green Warriors, the club’s main ultras group, are famous for their unified chants, vast banners, and electrifying displays in the Workers’ Stadium. The club’s rivalry with Shanghai Shenhua—known as the “China Derby”—stands as one of the most watched and intense fixtures in the country.

The team’s anthem, echoing through the stadium on matchdays, and the vibrant green and yellow kits are symbols of pride for fans. Beijing Guoan’s influence extends beyond football, featuring in films, TV programs, documentaries, and even pop culture events in China. Its success and presence reflect Beijing's place at the forefront of Chinese sport and urban life.

In addition, the club is involved in various charity events and social initiatives, using its platform to promote youth sports, physical education, and social responsibility across the city and beyond.

Player

Beijing Guoan is home to many of China’s top football talents and has a history of welcoming accomplished foreign players. The club has produced and developed national team stars such as Xu Yunlong, Yang Zhi, and Zhang Xizhe, and brought in internationally renowned signings, including Renato Augusto, Cédric Bakambu, Stéphane Mbia, and Jonathan Viera.

Beijing Guoan’s current squad blends local talent with international experience, supporting the club’s pursuit of both domestic and Asian success. Over the years, legendary Chinese players such as Gao Yang, Han Peng, and Yang Pu have left their marks, while key modern contributors, like Zhang Yuning and Zhang Xizhe, continue to lead the charge.

As always, the future is built on nurturing the club’s promising youth prospects, who are given opportunities in Guoan’s well-established academy system.

Famous Players

Xu Yunlong: A one-club man, Xu played for Beijing Guoan from 1999 to 2017, captaining the side and earning over 400 appearances. He was key to the 2009 Super League title, and represented the Chinese national team numerous times.
Zhang Xizhe: Emerging from Guoan’s youth ranks, Zhang is recognized for his creativity, leadership, and long tenure at the club. He has been an ever-present force in midfield and in the Chinese national team.
Renato Augusto: The Brazilian midfielder played with Guoan from 2016 to 2021, becoming one of the most influential foreign players in club and league history, and won Chinese FA Cup in 2018.
Cédric Bakambu: The DR Congo striker was the club’s record signing and top scorer during his time (2018-2022), making a huge impact in both domestic and continental competitions.
Yang Zhi: One of China’s best goalkeepers, Yang starred for Guoan from 2005 to 2019, helping them clinch the league title and retaining a remarkable level of consistency.
Gao Yang: A legendary forward for Beijing, Gao played during the early professional era and is revered by older generations of Guoan fans.
Jonathan Viera: The Spanish midfielder brought technical flair and creativity during his periods at Guoan, particularly in the 2018 season.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Cédric Bakambu	FW	58	87	0.67
2	Renato Augusto	MF	40	152	0.26
3	Wang Xiaolong	FW	40	173	0.23
4	Zhang Yuning	FW	39	95	0.41
5	Xu Yunlong	DF	36	415	0.09
6	Zhang Xizhe	MF	35	320	0.11
7	Yang Pu	MF	33	275	0.12
8	Gao Yang	FW	30	120	0.25
9	Han Peng	FW	29	110	0.26
10	Yang Zhi	GK	0	364	0

Typical Squad

Beijing Guoan often lines up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, with a dynamic mix of domestic and international talent spread across the pitch. Below is a look at the types of players they feature per position:

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense, typically occupied in recent years by Chinese internationals such as Hou Sen or Zou Dehai, both known for solid reflexes and commanding presence within the area.

Defender

From seasoned central defenders like Yu Dabao (who can also play forward), to energetic fullbacks such as Li Lei. The backline couples experience and power, necessary for both league and Asian competition success.

Midfielder

The heart of Guoan, featuring creative midfielders and ball-winners. Zhang Xizhe offers vision and set-piece ability, while defensive stoppers like Chi Zhongguo provide balance, working alongside technical foreign stars when present.

Forward

The attacking unit blends powerful centre-forwards like Zhang Yuning with quick, technical wingers and foreign imports. Notable past examples include Cédric Bakambu and Renato Augusto in support roles or as direct attacking threats.

Beijing Guoan remains committed to integrating youth players into the first team, with recent graduates making increasing contributions in the Super League campaign.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Beijing Guoan participate in the Chinese Super League and Chinese FA Cup, aiming for trophies and further AFC Champions League qualification.

Goalkeeper
	14	Zou Dehai	China	15/02/1993
Updating	34	Han Jiaqi	China	22/07/1999
Defender
	22	Yu Dabao	China	18/04/1988
Updating	32	Kim Min-jae	South Korea	15/11/1996
Updating	28	Li Lei	China	30/05/1992
Updating	37	Li Ang	China	15/09/1993
Midfielder
	23	Chi Zhongguo	China	26/10/1989
	5	Renato Augusto	Brazil	08/02/1988
Updating	10	Zhang Xizhe	China	23/01/1991
Updating	6	Deng Hanwen	China	08/01/1995
Forward
	9	Zhang Yuning	China	05/01/1997
	17	Cédric Bakambu	DR Congo	11/04/1991
Updating	20	Wang Ziming	China	05/08/1996
Manager
Updating		Ricardo Soares	Portugal	11/11/1974
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Beijing Guoan Football Club has witnessed a variety of distinguished coaches throughout its long history. These tacticians have helped elevate the club’s status both domestically and in Asian competitions. The following are among the most notable and successful head coaches in the history of Beijing Guoan:

Jin Zhiyang: Jin was a legendary Chinese coach who led Beijing Guoan from 1996 to 1998 and again in 2000. Under his guidance, the club won the Chinese FA Cup in 1996 and the Chinese FA Super Cup in 1997, becoming one of the most respected coaches in the club’s history.
Lee Jang-soo: The South Korean tactician coached Beijing Guoan from 2007 to 2009, laying the foundation for their 2009 Chinese Super League title-winning side. Though he departed mid-season, his influence was vital to the club’s modern success.
Hong Yuanshuo: Taking charge in the decisive phase of the 2009 season, Hong led Beijing Guoan to secure their first-ever Chinese Super League championship, making him a hero in the eyes of supporters.
Roger Schmidt: The German coach managed Guoan from 2017 to 2019. Under his leadership, the team adopted an attractive attacking style, winning the Chinese FA Cup in 2018 and finishing as league runners-up in 2019.
Bruno Génésio: The Frenchman guided Guoan from 2019 to 2021, steering the team to the semi-finals of the 2020 AFC Champions League – their best continental performance to date.

These coaches, alongside others, have significantly shaped the success and character of Beijing Guoan Football Club through their tactical innovations, achievements, and inspiring leadership.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
17/12/2023 – Present	Ricardo Soares	Portugal	11/11/1974
25/08/2023 – 17/12/2023	Zhou Ting (caretaker)	China	05/02/1979
01/01/2022 – 25/08/2023	Stanislav Cherchesov	Russia	02/09/1963
01/08/2021 – 31/12/2021	Slaven Bilić	Croatia	11/09/1968
22/01/2021 – 31/07/2021	Zhang Xizhe (caretaker)	China	23/01/1991
31/07/2019 – 21/01/2021	Bruno Génésio	France	01/09/1966
01/07/2017 – 30/07/2019	Roger Schmidt	Germany	13/03/1967
12/08/2016 – 30/06/2017	Jose Alejandro Sabella	Argentina	05/11/1954
11/07/2015 – 11/08/2016	Alberto Zaccheroni	Italy	01/04/1953
18/12/2014 – 10/07/2015	Gregorio Manzano	Spain	11/03/1956
01/07/2012 – 17/12/2014	Gregorio Manzano	Spain	11/03/1956
21/05/2010 – 30/06/2012	Jaime Pacheco	Portugal	22/07/1958
27/10/2009 – 20/05/2010	Hong Yuanshuo	China	31/03/1948
01/01/2007 – 14/09/2009	Lee Jang-soo	South Korea	15/10/1956
05/09/2006 – 21/12/2006	Shen Xiangfu	China	27/05/1957
01/01/2005 – 04/09/2006	Hong Yuanshuo	China	31/03/1948
01/01/2003 – 31/12/2004	Shen Xiangfu	China	27/05/1957
01/07/2001 – 31/12/2002	Ljubiša Tumbaković	Serbia	02/09/1952
01/01/2000 – 30/06/2001	Gao Fengwen	China	23/10/1939
01/01/1998 – 31/12/1999	Milovan Đorić	Serbia	07/11/1945
01/01/1996 – 31/12/1997	Jin Zhiyang	China	11/06/1944
01/01/1995 – 31/12/1995	Tang Pengju	China	27/12/1957
01/01/1991 – 31/12/1994	Tang Pengju	China	27/12/1957
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Crests and Colors

Beijing Guoan is a prominent football club based in Beijing, China, with a rich tradition that is reflected in its crests and colors throughout its history.

The original crest of Beijing Guoan featured the initials "BGFC" above a stylized football, encapsulated by a green and yellow shield. In 1992, after the professionalization of Chinese football, the club adopted a new crest inspired by the classic European shield, with "Guoan" centrally featured and an iconic depiction of the Temple of Heaven, symbolizing their connection to the city of Beijing. Over time, minor evolutionary adjustments have been made to modernize the crest, but its core elements—green background, yellow accents, and the reference to Beijing landmarks—remain constants. The latest redesign in 2017 features a sleek, modern shield emphasizing "Guoan" with bold lines and green and yellow hues.

Beijing Guoan's traditional team color is green, signifying youth and vitality, while yellow accents stand for brightness and optimism. The home kit usually features different shades of green, with the away kit often incorporating white or yellow as primary or secondary colors. Throughout its history, the club has remained steadfast in its use of green, although it has experimented with darker or lighter hues for alternative kits, and occasional designs feature minimalist yellow stripes or motifs.

These colors and the evolving crest showcase both the club’s heritage and its modern ambitions, anchoring Beijing Guoan's identity as the pride of China's capital city.

Fan Club

Beijing Guoan's fanbase is among the most passionate and dedicated in China, often referred to as the "Green Warriors" (绿勇士). The largest and most well-known supporter group is "Ultras Green Heart" (绿心), who are famous for their enthusiastic support, colorful choreographies, and unwavering loyalty.

The club's fans are known for creating an electric atmosphere at the Workers' Stadium, particularly in the southern stand, where banners, coordinated chants, and giant flags create a powerful home advantage. Singing traditional songs and donning the club's iconic green outfits, these supporters routinely fill the stadium, especially for matches against historical rivals like Shanghai Shenhua and Shandong Taishan.

The Guoan supporters are recognized for their creativity, their love for Beijing culture, and their role in promoting football in China. Their influence extends beyond matchdays—organizing charity events, supporting the youth academy, and actively engaging on social media under the "One City, One Heart" motto.

Collectively, the club’s diverse and devoted supporters are a symbol of unity and pride, making Beijing Guoan’s home ground one of the most intimidating venues for opponents in the Chinese Super League.

Stadium

Beijing Guoan’s current home ground is the Workers' Stadium—one of the most iconic football venues in China, located in the Chaoyang District of Beijing. With an original opening in 1959, this stadium has long been the hub for sporting and cultural events in the capital.

Originally, the stadium’s capacity was around 66,000 spectators. After multiple renovations, including an extensive redevelopment that began in 2020 and finished in 2023, the stadium now features a modern, world-class design and a seating capacity of approximately 68,000. This refurbishment included the installation of new seating, upgraded amenities, advanced lighting systems, a new roof, and improved pitch facilities, ensuring that the stadium meets both international and Asian Football Confederation standards.

The stadium hosts not only all Beijing Guoan home games but also key matches for the Chinese national team and major public events. The renewed Workers' Stadium provides state-of-the-art facilities for fans and players alike, reinforcing Beijing Guoan’s status as a powerhouse in Asian football and paying homage to the club’s deep roots in the city’s sporting culture.

Honours and Awards

Beijing Guoan is one of the most successful football clubs in China, boasting a history filled with both domestic and continental achievements.

The club secured its first and only Chinese Super League title in 2009 and has been a consistent contender in both league and cup competitions over the decades. Beijing Guoan has also lifted the Chinese FA Cup and the Chinese Super Cup multiple times, establishing themselves as a formidable force in Chinese football.

Regionally, Beijing Guoan has represented China in the AFC Champions League on numerous occasions, qualifying for the knockout stages several times, though a continental title has so far eluded the club.

No	Cups	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Chinese Super League	1	Winner	2009
2	Chinese FA Cup	4	Winner	1996, 1997, 2003, 2018
3	Chinese FA Super Cup	2	Winner	1997, 2003
4	AFC Champions League	0	Best: Quarterfinals	2010, 2013, 2020
5	Other International Titles	0	Updating...	Updating...

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Besides predictions, Betimate presents detailed statistics on Beijing Guoan’s squads, match histories, and club achievements. Fans can also stay updated with the latest news and transfer rumors about the team.

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FAQs about Beijing Guoan

Q: When was Beijing Guoan Football Club founded?

A: Beijing Guoan was established in 1992, following the professionalization of Chinese club football.

Q: What are Beijing Guoan’s main club colors?

A: The club’s primary colors are green and yellow, with green as the dominant home color.

Q: Which stadium does Beijing Guoan use for home matches?

A: Beijing Guoan plays at the Workers' Stadium in Beijing, which has a capacity of approximately 68,000.

Q: Who is Beijing Guoan’s historic rival?

A: Beijing Guoan’s fiercest rivals are Shanghai Shenhua, and matches between the two are referred to as the “China Derby.”

Q: How many times has Beijing Guoan won the Chinese Super League?

A: Beijing Guoan has won the Chinese Super League once, in 2009.

Q: What is the name of Beijing Guoan’s most prominent supporter group?

A: The biggest supporter group is called "Ultras Green Heart" (绿心).

Q: Has Beijing Guoan ever won the AFC Champions League?

A: Beijing Guoan has participated in the AFC Champions League several times but has not won the title; their best performance was reaching the quarterfinals.

Q: Who are some famous players that have played for Beijing Guoan?

A: Notable players include Xu Yunlong, Zhang Xizhe, and international stars like Renato Augusto.

Q: What is the meaning behind the club’s name, “Guoan”?

A: "Guoan" translates to “national security,” after the club’s original sponsor, Beijing Guoan Group.

Q: When was the Workers' Stadium last renovated?

A: The Workers' Stadium underwent major redevelopment from 2020-2023 and reopened in 2023.

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