2022 China League Two

The 2022 Chinese Football Association Division Two League season will be the 33rd season since its establishment in 1989.

China League Two
Season2022
← 2021
2023 →

Team changes

Clubs

Stadiums and Locations
Team Head Coach City Stadium Capacity 2021 season
Xiamen Egret Island Zang Haili Xiamen Xiamen Stadium 32,000 5th
Shanxi Longjin Bojan Pavlović Taiyuan Shanxi Sports Centre Stadium 62,000 6th
Shanghai Jiading Huilong Wang Hongliang Shanghai Jiading Stadium 9,704 7th
Dongguan United Wang Helong Dongguan 8th
Wuxi Wugou Qin Kai Wuxi 9th
Hebei Zhuoao Li Bin Shijiazhuang 10th
China U-20 Cheng Yaodong Jinshan Sports Centre 30,000 11th
Yanbian Longding Jin Huirong Longjing 12th
Hubei Istar Gao Feng Wuhan (playing in Xiaogan) Xiaogan Sports Centre Stadium 27,000 13th
Xi'an Wolves Wang Bo Xi'an Northwestern Polytechnical University (Chang'an Campus) Stadium N/A 14th
Hunan Billows Jia Hong Changsha (playing in Yiyang) Yiyang Olympic Sports Park Stadium 30,000 15th
Yichun Grand Tiger Zhang Yun Yichun 16th
Sichuan Minzu Cao Tianbao Chengdu 17th
Kunming Zheng He Shipman He Yunqun (caretaker) Kunming 18th
Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei Ivica Cvetanovski Baotou Baotou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium 40,545 19th
Dandong Tengyue Kwon Ryong-jun Dandong 20th
Qingdao Red Lions Li Yinan (caretaker) Laixi Laixi Sports Center 12,000 21st (Relegation play-offs winner)
Jinan Xingzhou P Tang Jing Jinan CMCL, 1st
Jiangsu Zhongnan Codion P Gao Wanguo Nantong CMCL, 2nd
Tai'an Huawei P Liu Jindong Tai'an CMCL, 3rd
Lingshui Dingli Jingcheng P Tsutomu Takahata Lingshui CMCL, 4th
Hubei Huachuang P Wang Quan Wuhan CMCL, 5th (Relegation play-offs winner)

References
  1. "青岛海牛2-0厦门鹭岛提前两轮冲甲！肖智建功，孙旭贴地斩". Dongqiudi (in Chinese). 14 November 2021. Retrieved 21 November 2021.
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