Xi'an Ronghai FC

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China Division 2 17 FA컵 4
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China Division 2 05/25 07:00 9 Taian Tiankuang v Xi'an Ronghai FC - View
China Division 2 06/01 09:00 10 Xi'an Ronghai FC v 베이징 기술대학 FC - View
China Division 2 06/09 09:00 11 Shaanxi Union v Xi'an Ronghai FC - View
China Division 2 06/16 11:30 12 Xi'an Ronghai FC v Dalian K'un City - View
China Division 2 06/22 11:30 13 Xi'an Ronghai FC v 후베이 추펑 - View
China Division 2 06/30 11:30 14 Nantong Haimen Codion v Xi'an Ronghai FC - View
China Division 2 07/07 11:30 15 Xi'an Ronghai FC v Rizhao Yuqi - View
China Division 2 07/14 08:00 16 Xi'an Ronghai FC v Shandong Taishan Reserves - View
China Division 2 07/21 08:00 17 Langfang Glory City FC v Xi'an Ronghai FC - View
China Division 2 07/28 08:00 18 Xi'an Ronghai FC v Taian Tiankuang - View

Xi'an Chongde Ronghai Football Club (Chinese: 西安崇德荣海足球俱乐部) is a Chinese professional football club based in Xi'an, Shaanxi, that competes in China League Two, the third tier of Chinese football. Xi'an Chongde Ronghai plays its home matches at the Xi'an Olympic Sports Center, located within Baqiao District.

History

Xi'an Ronghai Football Club was founded in January 2021 by Yang Xiaolong, the owner of the now-defunct Xi'an Wolves, registering as a member of the Xi'an Football Association. In May 2021, they participated in the Xi'an FA Cup, and after winning five matches out of a possible five, they were crowned winners, becoming eligible to compete in the 2021 Chinese Champions League (CMCL). In the regional competition, Xi'an Ronghai topped their respective group, grabbing two wins and a draw, which set up a place in a play-off to progress into the final round. After beating local opponent Xi'an Yilian on penalties, the club advanced into the final sixteen. They were drawn into Group C which consisted of Jinan Xingzhou, Jiangsu Zhongnan Codion, and Yuxi Yukun Steel, Xi'an Ronghai finished bottom, putting an end to the season, ranked 16th. In the 2022 CMCL season, Xi'an Ronghai finished second in their respective group, but were knocked out by Tianjin Fusheng in the elimination play-off round.

By April 2023, the club rebranded its name to Xi'an Chongde Ronghai Football Club. They were slotted into the Changzhi region, where, after picking up three wins, one draw, and a loss to Langfang Glory City, they progressed into the final round. After the seventh match against Shenzhen Juniors that could have seen Ronghai jump to first place and subsequently win promotion, Xi'an Chongde Ronghai finished in second place, entering the promotion play-offs. On 21 October 2023, Ronghai hosted Guangxi Hengchen in the first round, which ended in a loss for Ronghai through a penalty shoot-out, missing out on promotion. By 6 February 2024, Xi'an Chongde Ronghai were not included in the initial list of teams in the 2024 China League Two. However, Xi'an Chongde Ronghai were confirmed a spot on 22 February, a few days after Jinan Xingzhou announced its dissolution. During this period on 20 February, the club appointed Wu Yan as their new head coach.

On 15 March 2024, a week before the upcoming China League Two season, Xi'an Chongde Ronghai announced that they would use Shaanxi Province Stadium as their home ground, groundsharing with fellow China League Two club Shaanxi Union, who they form a Shaanxi derby in the professional leagues with, for the first time in twenty years in Shaanxi football history. On 5 April 2024, in a 2–2 league draw with Dalian K'un City, Gong Zheng scored the club's first professional goal. On 11 April 2024, after a single home league game, Xi'an Chongde Ronghai reached out to the public to resolve issues with their home ground, as they could not remain financially stable if they kept using Shaanxi Province Stadium. By 15 April, the club started using Xi'an Olympic Sports Center as their home ground.

시안 룽하이 FC(중국어 간체자: 西安荣海足球俱乐部, 영어: Xi'an Ronghai F.C.)는 중국 섬서성 시안에 연고를 둔 축구단. 현재 중국 갑급 리그에 참가하고 있다. 2014년부터 있었던 바이 Ronghai(拜荣海)는 원래 산시성 린펀 출신으로, 2003년 산시관능건설집단(山西冠能建设集团)에서 축구팀을 인수해 린펀 룽하이(临汾荣海), 이후 산시룽하이(山西荣海)로 이름을 바꿨으며 산시성에서 활동했다. 2010년에는 중국 Jia B 리그에 올랐고, 2012년에 중국 갑급 리그로 승격되었다. 2016년 1월 샤먼 룽하이(厦门荣海)로 팀 이름을 변경하고 푸젠성 샤먼으로 연고지를 옮겼지만 1년만에 다시 이름을 바이 Ronghai로 돌리는 등 위기에 빠졌고, 결국 2017년에 중국 갑급 리그에서 강등됐다. 2018년 바이 Ronghai가 섬서성 시안으로 연고지를 이전하면서 현재의 팀 이름인 시안 룽하이로 변경했다.