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Beijing IT Sits 12th in Chinese Football League 2 After 15 Matches

The capital side's record reflects the tough competition in the amateur division while local interest in grassroots football keeps growing.

By Beijing Sport Desk · Published July 19, 2026

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Beijing IT Sits 12th in Chinese Football League 2 After 15 Matches
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Beijing IT occupies 12th spot in the Chinese Football League 2 table following 15 matches played this season.

The result arrives midway through the 2026 campaign when clubs across the division continue to compete for improved positions ahead of the latter stages.

Beijing residents have long supported sides that represent the city in national amateur competitions, with matches providing regular opportunities for fans to follow local progress in person or through updates.

Current Table Position

Records listed on the AIScore standings page show Beijing IT with one win, six draws and eight losses, along with 11 goals scored and 25 conceded for a total of nine points.

Teams above them include Shandong Taishan B on 35 points from 17 games, Shanghai Port B on 34 points from 16 games and Dalian Kewei on 29 points from 17 games. Further down the same table, clubs such as Shanxi Chongde Ronghai sit on 24 points and Tai'an Tiankuang on 22 points.

A separate group within the same division lists Shenzhen 2028 at the top with 30 points from 17 matches and Hubei Istar on 29 points from 16 matches.

Role in Local Football Development

Participation by a Beijing side in this level of competition adds to the regular schedule of matches available to supporters in the capital. Fans gain consistent chances to track results and attend games that feature teams from across the country.

Even with the current points total, the presence of Beijing IT helps maintain visibility for the division and encourages continued engagement among those who follow amateur football in the city.

Upcoming fixtures will give the side further opportunities to add to their tally as the season moves forward.

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