Results

Chiny - FA Cup 03/16 07:30 7 Shenzhen Donson v Neimenggu Caoshangfei L 3-0
Chiny - FA Cup 03/15 07:00 7 Shenzhen Xinpengcheng v Neimenggu Caoshangfei - CANC
Chiny - FA Cup 05/20 07:30 7 Neimenggu Caoshangfei v Hunan Billows L 0-4
Chiny - Division 2 11/12 06:00 5 [6] Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei v Qingdao Red Lions [4] L 0-1
Chiny - Division 2 11/08 06:30 4 [4] Hainan Star v Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei [6] D 2-2
Chiny - Division 2 11/04 06:30 2 [6] Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei v Jiangxi Dark Horse [5] L 0-2
Chiny - Division 2 10/30 06:30 1 [4] Quanzhou Yaxin v Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei [6] L DBFA
Chiny - Division 2 10/27 06:30 1 [3] Zhuhai Qin'ao v Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei [3] L DBFA
Chiny - Division 2 08/13 07:30 10 [6] Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei v Zhuhai Qin'ao [3] L 0-1
Chiny - Division 2 08/08 07:30 9 [4] Hainan Star v Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei [6] D 2-2
Chiny - Division 2 08/03 07:30 8 [6] Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei v Tai'an Tiankuang [2] L 1-2
Chiny - Division 2 07/31 07:30 7 [5] Jiangxi Dark Horse v Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei [6] D 1-1

Stat.

 TotalGospodarzeGoście
Matches played 2 1 1
Wins 0 0 0
Draws 0 0 0
Losses 2 1 1
Goals for 0 0 0
Goals against 7 4 3
Clean sheets 0 0 0
Failed to score 2 1 1

Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei Football Club (Chinese: 内蒙古草上飞足球俱乐部; pinyin: Nèi Měnggǔ Cǎoshàngfēi Zúqiú Jùlèbù; lit. 'Inner Mongolia Flying on the Grass F.C.') is a Chinese semi-professional football club based in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, that competes in the CMCL, the fourth tier of Chinese football. Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei plays its home matches at the Baotou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium, located within Jiuyuan District.

History

On 5 May 1998 the club was established as a local amateur football team who took part in the regional Baotou leagues. They gradually worked their way up through the regional leagues until they were able to enter 2012 China Amateur Football League where they finished seventh. The local Baotou Municipal Sports Bureau would become interested supporting the team. By the 2014 league season they would financially invest into the team to take part in the 2014 Chinese FA Cup where they were knocked out in the first official round to Guizhou Zhicheng F.C. in a 3–1 home defeat. They continued to support the team and helped Baotou Nanjiao F.C. to officially establish themselves as a professional unit on 25 January 2015 to allow them to take part in the 2015 China League Two season. Baotou Nanjiao F.C. changed their name to Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei F.C. in January 2019.

Baotou Nanjiao jest chińskim klubem piłkarskim z siedzibą w Baotou, Mongolii Wewnętrznej. Klub został założony w 1958 roku i obecnie gra w China League One, drugiej klasy chińskiej piłki nożnej. Ich stadionem domowym jest Botoou Stadium, który może pomieścić 12 000 osób.

Baotou Nanjiao zdobył mistrzostwo Chin League Two w 2004 roku, co zapewniło mu awans do China League One. W 2006 roku zdobyli wicemistrzostwo China League One i awansowali do Chinese Super League, najwyższej klasy chińskiej piłki nożnej. Jednak spadli z powrotem do China League One po jednym sezonie.

Baotou Nanjiao obecnie gra w China League One i jest uważany za jeden ze słabszych zespołów w lidze. Klub zmaga się z problemami finansowymi i od czasu do czasu miał problemy z wypłatami wynagrodzeń swoim zawodnikom.

Mimo swoich problemów Baotou Nanjiao pozostaje popularnym klubem w Mongolii Wewnętrznej i ma silne wsparcie wśród lokalnych kibiców. Klub ma nadzieję ponownie awansować do Chinese Super League i stać się jednym z czołowych zespołów w Chinach.