On December 26th, Beijing time, the 22nd round of the CBA regular season saw Liaoning Men's Basketball Team challenge Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team away from home. After a fierce four-quarter battle, Liaoning Team eventually won against Guangzhou Team with a narrow margin of 98-97. Below are the details of the match. In the first quarter, Liaoning Team started strong with consecutive outside shots, but Guangzhou Team quickly found their rhythm and capitalized on transition speed to frequently score at the basket. Both teams then entered a seesaw battle with scores alternating. With Yan Shouqi coming off the bench to lead a 6-0 run, Liaoning led by 5 points at 20-12, forcing Guangzhou to call a timeout. Liaoning maintained a 5-point lead going into the second quarter. In the second quarter, Guangzhou utilized their rebounding advantage to open up their outside shooting, starting with a 6-3 run that forced Liaoning to call a timeout. After the break, Liaoning adjusted their lineup and regained the lead, but Guangzhou responded with a 10-0 run to take the lead once again. After further adjustments, Wells led Liaoning to a 10-0 run of their own, ending the half with a 2-point lead. In the third quarter, both teams entered a tight battle, with Guangzhou focusing on Crawford and Warren, while Liaoning relied on the inside-out connection between Wang Lanchen and Han Dejun. At the end of the third quarter, Liaoning trailed by 1 point. In the decisive fourth quarter, Guangzhou established an early lead, but Wells hit five consecutive three-pointers to level the score. With…

Do you know which team in the Chinese Super League has earned the most transfer fees from foreign clubs? Now, Oscar, who spent a record-breaking 60 million euros on transfer fees in the history of the Chinese Super League, has officially left the team without leaving any transfer fees, which also shows the weak position of the Chinese Super League in the world football transfer market to some extent. However, looking back at the history of the Chinese Super League, there are still some commendable transfer cases worth mentioning, and this cannot be mentioned without Guangzhou Team. Guangzhou Team's transfer fees for any recruitment have never been among the top three in the Chinese Super League, but it is undoubtedly the first in the history of the Chinese Super League in terms of making money by selling players. In so many years of professionalization of Chinese football, only 10 transfers have earned more than 4 million euros in transfer fees, but Guangzhou Team's three foreign players have earned 53.9 million euros, far exceeding any other team in the Chinese Super League, and no one has been able to surpass them to this day. This also proves once again from one side that Guangzhou Team was indeed the most influential club in Chinese football in the international football circle at that time. The first is Paulinho. At that time, Guangzhou Team spent 14 million euros to buy the Brazilian midfielder Paulinho, who was not satisfied with Tottenham Hotspur, but he quickly proved himself in the Chinese Super League and helped Guangzhou…