History of Harbin Lange Football Club

199665438+On February 9th, Harbin Lange Football Club officially obtained the business license in Harbin Industrial and Commercial Bureau. On February 26th, 65438, Harbin Lange Football Club, the first professional football club in Heilongjiang Province funded by Harbin Lange Industrial Group, was formally established. The club hired former international Li to return to his hometown as head coach.

1April, 997 12, the first stage of the National Football League B and the football preliminaries of the Eighth National Games started at the same time, and the club sent one team and two teams to represent Heilongjiang Province. In the league, the team's first official game was to challenge Changchun Yatai team away from home, but the team finally lost by 0:/kloc-0:. On April 19, the competition in Harbin Division kicked off in Heilongjiang Stadium. Harbin Lange team played against Anshan Ito Ironmaking Team who came to challenge at home, and finally lost to the opponent by 0:/kloc-0:. On may 8, life newspaper bought the naming rights of Lange football team's remaining 6 home games for 280 thousand RMB. On May 13, Li Yin was dismissed from the post of head coach by the club and appointed the former head coach as the acting head coach. On May 17, the fifth round of the North Zone of China-B League was held in Heilongjiang People's Stadium. Harbin Lange Football Team beat the powerful Beijing Li Kuan Team 1-0 on penalties at home, and won the first China-B League championship. On May 3rd1day, in the seventh round of the North Zone of China-B League, Harbin Lange defeated Baotou Steel Strip Team with a score of 4: 1 and won the first away game. June 2 1 In the ninth round of Japan-China-B League, Harbin Lange drew 2-2 with Anshan Ito Ironmaking, which was the first draw since the League. On August 9th, in the final round of the North Zone of China-B League, Harbin Lange team lost to Baotou Steel Strip Team 0-2 at home, ending its first battle history in this year's national football second league. Lange, who participated in the professional league for the first time on behalf of Heilongjiang, finished the League B with 6 wins, 2 draws, 6 losses and 20 points. 165438+1On October 7th, Harbin Lange announced Wu Tingrui as the head coach.

On May 2nd, 1998, the North Zone Competition of China-B League kicked off. Harbin Lange team played against Baotou Steel Strip Team in Heilongjiang People's Stadium, and finally won with 1:0. On May 1 1, the club removed Wu Tingrui from the position of head coach, and Yang Nan acted as the head coach of Lange football team. On August 8, the first stage of the North Zone of China-B League ended. Harbin Lange team won the third place in Northeast China with 8 games, 3 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses, and 12 advanced to the final and finally stopped in the semi-finals. In the same month, after playing in the second division for two years, the club suddenly announced its dissolution due to the loss of160,000 yuan due to the defeat in the first division.

On March 26th, 2002, Harbin Lange Club came back after reorganization, announced its participation in the 2002 National Football League, and hired Dalian native Li Yingfa as coach. On July 20th, the Northeast Division of China-B League ended, and Harbin Lange beat Yanbian 3-2 at home, winning the home game and advanced to the second stage as the second in the group. 65438120, in the final of China Football League II, Harbin Lange defeated Guangdong Boneng 5:4, won the championship of the League II and qualified for the 2003 China Football League A and B.

On March 29th, 2003, the team welcomed Changchun Yatai, the leader of A and B at the first home, and finally the team won 2-0. On April 6th, in the fourth round of League A and League B, the team beat Jiangsu Shuntian Team with 1:0 at the second home. 165438+1On October 23rd, League A and League B ended, and the team ended up at the bottom with 3 wins, 2 draws, 2 1 negative product 1 1. In February, 2004, Harbin Lange Club was ordered by China Football Association to quit the league because of the unpaid wages of its players and coaches, and the team was finally dissolved.