Group 1 - The semifinals of the Jiangsu Province Urban Football League concluded on October 19, with Nanjing team losing 8-9 to Taizhou team and Nantong team defeating Wuxi team 4-2, leading to a final match between Nantong and Taizhou on November 1 [1] - Nantong team had an impressive regular season record of 10 wins and 2 draws, making them the top contender for the championship [2] - Taizhou team, known as the "dark horse," showed resilience by overcoming stronger opponents in the knockout stage, including a comeback against Nanjing team [2] Group 2 - The first "Super League" final will take place at Nanjing Olympic Sports Center, with over 60,000 attendees expected, setting a record for amateur football events in China [3] - The semifinals held on October 18 attracted 61,565 spectators, marking a new attendance record for amateur football in China, with a ticket draw success rate of only 3.1% [3]

"苏超"决赛将于11月1日在南京奥体中心体育场进行，决赛队伍的另一名额将在明晚的南通对阵无锡的 半决赛中产生。 (总台记者 徐大为 景明 杨滢) 2025江苏省城市足球联赛首场半决赛刚刚结束。在1/4决赛中通过点球大战晋级半决赛的两支球队在南 京奥体中心体育场为球迷奉献了一场精彩的雨战。 主场作战的南京队在第17分钟由10号球员滕帅率先破门，南京队1∶0领先。第72分钟，泰州队凭借角球 机会，由14号球员王振宇破门，泰州队逼平南京队。90分钟常规时间1∶1的比分将两队直接带入点球大 战。 通过点球大战，以"黑马"之姿挺进半决赛的泰州队，再次逆袭，点球淘汰南京队，将"苏超"决赛名额收 入囊中。 [ 责编：袁晴 ] ...

此前，在9月7日举行的女甲联赛第21轮的比赛中，广西平果呗侬女足以4∶0战胜佛山三水铁牛女 足，提前5轮锁定下赛季女超联赛资格，将成为广西历史上首支征战足球超级联赛的队伍。（曹祎铭） 下半场，广西平果呗侬女足继续掌控着场上节奏。第56分钟，天津圣德女足头球破门，扳回一城。 在剩余的时间内，双方互有攻守。最终广西平果呗侬女足顶住压力，以2∶1战胜天津圣德女足。 本轮战罢，广西平果呗侬女足积65分，领先第二名四川女足3分，凭借1胜1平的胜负关系，历史性 地夺得2025中国太平中国足球协会女子甲级联赛冠军。 2025中国女甲联赛第25轮比赛17日展开激战，广西平果呗侬女足2∶1险胜天津圣德女足，提前一轮 夺得联赛冠军。 比赛开始，广西平果呗侬女足便展现出极强的进攻欲望，不断通过边路进攻撕开对手防线。第6分 钟，吉拉蓬接梅雪妙传，突入禁区，一记倒地搓射破门，帮助队伍取得领先。上半场补时阶段，宋宇晴 一记过顶长传精准制导，吉拉蓬高速插上，面对出击的门将冷静挑射，将比分扩大至2∶0。 ...

Group 1 - The year 2025 is marked by a surge in football attendance across various professional leagues, significantly impacting the economic landscape [1] - The local football team in Yuxi, Yunnan, has revitalized the city’s economy, achieving notable success in national leagues and attracting substantial crowds [2] - Yuxi aims to leverage its geographical advantages to become a hub for outdoor sports and events, planning to host over 300 events by the end of the year, which is expected to generate over 1 billion yuan in related consumption [2] Group 2 - Financial institutions are capitalizing on the popularity of local football by integrating financial services into the event experience, including the issuance of co-branded credit cards [3] - Local banks are promoting tourism and consumption through various initiatives, including special consumption vouchers and tailored financial products for the hospitality sector [3] - Yuxi is recognized as a pilot city for promoting sports consumption and event-driven economic growth, with financial support expected to enhance the impact of the "football+" initiative [3]

这场"最神奇的比赛"发生在 2019年10月26日，中超联赛第27轮比赛，深圳佳兆业在半场0比3落后的情况下，最终4比4战平了武汉卓尔。 然而，2022年年初至2023年年底，随着中国足坛反腐风暴的兴起，这场球越来越被公众所质疑。而随着深圳俱乐部时任总经理丁冬梅的被起诉， 这其中的秘密，慢慢被揭晓。 2025年10月，经济观察报记者从多个消息源确认，2025年9月30日，湖北省咸宁市通山县人民检察院就丁冬梅一案，向通山县人民法院提起公诉。 丁冬梅涉嫌的罪名为对非国家工作人员行贿罪。而其涉及的具体事项，就是在2019年10月深圳佳兆业队对武汉卓尔队比赛前后，深圳佳兆业队向 后者以赞助款等名义，给予了总计高达5000万元人民币。 有知情者向经济观察报记者介绍，生于1979年的丁冬梅，原籍湖北，在深圳生活多年。加入知名地产企业佳兆业集团控股有限公司（01638.HK） 后，丁冬梅在其旗下的深圳市佳兆业文体科技集团有限公司任总裁助理，亦出任了佳兆业体育产业（深圳）有限公司总经理等职务。 武汉卓尔时任主教练李铁。视觉中国 图 2019年6月10日，深圳足球俱乐部宣布，丁冬梅接替李小刚，出任俱乐部新的总经理。彼时俱乐部官 ...

2025年9月30日，随着深圳市足球俱乐部时任总经理丁冬梅被起诉，一场曾被众多媒体称为中国足球史上"最神奇的比赛"，由此被曝光幕后"黑金"交易。 齐鲁晚报·齐鲁壹点评论员 沙元森 选题来自今日头条头条精选项目 拿5000万元即可"赢"球，一场双方管理层在赛前就达成协议的比赛，把中超联赛的"含金量"提高到了令人咋舌的程度。 时间回溯到2019年10月26日，当天深圳佳兆业队主场迎战武汉卓尔队。赛前，深圳队佳兆业队在积分榜上居倒数第二位，已经跌入保级区，在联赛尾声阶 段形势岌岌可危。而武汉卓尔队积分居中上游，夺冠无望，保级无忧。 深圳足球俱乐部时任总经理丁冬梅，属于临危受命，上任之后不仅没有扭转形势，反而更加困难。在此背景下，双方俱乐部管理层达成了一项协议，深圳 俱乐部以赞助费等名义，出资5000万元人民币给武汉卓尔队所属俱乐部，确保深圳佳兆业队"赢"下这场关键比赛。 这场被操纵的比赛打得一波三折，深圳佳兆业队在大比分落后的局势中连追三球，最终以平局斩获一分。 对深圳佳兆业队而言，平局也很宝贵，他们赛后将"尾款"如数转给了武汉卓尔方面。这个协议之所以没有如预期"全部落实"，是因为武汉卓尔队时任主教 练李铁与另一支 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rise of city football leagues, such as "Su Super," "Gan Super," and "Han Super," has sparked significant interest and engagement in local football, but questions remain about the potential for these leagues to produce national team players and their long-term sustainability [1][2][8]. Group 1: Potential for Producing National Players - There is skepticism about the ability of amateur leagues to produce national team players due to the professional gap between grassroots and professional levels [5]. - Many players excelling in city leagues may struggle to adapt to the pace and intensity of higher-level professional matches [5]. - The age at which players' skills are typically set (around 17 years) limits the chances for those in city leagues to transition to professional levels if not scouted early [5][7]. Group 2: Impact on Youth Training and Engagement - Despite the low likelihood of producing high-level players, city leagues have positively influenced youth football training, with increased enrollment in football programs [7]. - The excitement generated by city leagues may inspire future generations of players, as the atmosphere attracts young fans who could become the next wave of talent [7][8]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Economic Impact - City leagues have fostered a sense of community and emotional connection among local fans, differentiating them from professional clubs [8][10]. - The leagues have stimulated local economies by attracting spectators and promoting tourism, with initiatives like discounted services for fans [10][14]. - The involvement of local governments and businesses is crucial for the sustainability of these leagues, as they help cover operational costs and enhance the overall experience for attendees [10][11]. Group 4: Long-term Viability and Challenges - The current popularity of city leagues may not be sustainable without careful management and community involvement [11][13]. - There is a risk of over-investment in player recruitment, which could undermine the grassroots nature of these leagues [11]. - Finding a balance between government support and community participation is essential for the long-term success of city leagues [13][15].

Core Points - The "Dream Sports · Hubei Fan Culture Museum" opened on the morning of the 15th, located in Wuchang Bay 1956 Park, serving as an official offline store for Wuhan Three Towns Football Club and Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women's Football Club [1] - The opening event featured interactions between players and fans, enhancing community engagement and appreciation for fan support [3] - The museum offers a wide range of official merchandise, providing fans with a convenient location to purchase club-related products, which is crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and identity among fans [5] Summary by Sections - **Event Highlights** - The presence of key players and coaches from both clubs elevated the event atmosphere, with activities including autographs and photos with fans [3] - The event showcased several trophies representing the clubs' achievements, emphasizing their historical significance [3] - **Product Offerings** - The museum features a variety of official merchandise, from fan apparel to lifestyle products, catering to fans' needs [5] - Fans expressed enthusiasm for having a dedicated space to purchase club merchandise outside of match days, enhancing their connection to the teams [5] - **Cultural Significance** - The Hubei Fan Culture Museum aims to be a comprehensive platform for retail, cultural display, and fan socialization, highlighting the rich football culture in Hubei and Wuhan [8] - Future plans include hosting various fan and viewing events, reinforcing the museum's role as a bridge between clubs and fans, and contributing to the development of local football culture [9]

【#中足联连发3份处罚决定#】#黄希扬前田浩二广西赛区分别受罚#10月10日，中国足球职业联赛联合 会（以下简称中足联）在官网针对10月5日本赛季中甲联赛第25轮广西平果队主场与重庆铜梁龙队比赛 连续发布三份处罚决定。重庆铜梁龙队员黄希扬、广西平果队主教练前田浩二以及广西赛区(广西平果 足球俱乐部主场)分别受到处罚。在针对重庆铜梁龙队球员黄希扬的处罚决定中写道："根据情况说明、 视频、照片及听证，当比赛进行至第86分钟时，重庆铜梁龙足球俱乐部队14号球员黄希扬在被替换下场 过程中实施非体育行为，辱骂广西平果足球俱乐部队主教练前田浩二。"中足联就此对黄希扬予以停赛2 场，罚款人民币2万元的处罚。在针对广西平果队主教练前田浩二的处罚决定中写道："根据比赛监督报 告、情况说明、赛后新闻发布会录音及听证，广西平果足球俱乐部队主教练前田浩二在赛后新闻发布会 上发表不负责任评论，造成不良影响。"中足联就此禁止前田浩二进入比赛场馆1场，罚款人民币1万 元。在针对广西赛区(广西平果足球俱乐部主场)的处罚决定中写道："根据比赛监督报告、情况说明、 视频及听证，在比赛进行至60分钟时，少数观众之间互相投掷水杯、水瓶，个别主队观众 ...

Group 1 - The first FIFA Women's Club World Cup qualifying round commenced on October 8, with Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women's Football Team defeating Auckland United 1-0 to advance to the next round [1][4]. - Wuhan Women's Football Team demonstrated strong control and determination throughout the match, creating multiple scoring opportunities, although the first half ended without goals [2]. - The decisive goal was scored by Jiang Chenjing in the 88th minute, following a precise pass from Jin Huili, breaking the deadlock after a disallowed goal earlier in the match [2][4]. Group 2 - In the final moments of the match, Auckland United launched a desperate attempt to equalize, but Wuhan's goalkeeper made several crucial saves to secure the victory [4]. - This victory not only advances Wuhan to the next round but also highlights the resurgence of Asian women's football on the global stage [4]. - Wuhan Women's Football Team is scheduled to face the African Women's Champions in December, competing for a spot in the final stage of the Women's Club World Cup set for January 28 to February 1, 2026 [4].