Beijing Institute of Technology

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Beijing Institute of Technology vs Chengdu Rongcheng B

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League Position
4

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Established
2000 (26 years old)

Sport
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Soccer

Venue
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BIT Eastern Athletic Field
(5,000 Capacity)

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Location
Beijing, China

Nicknames
Student Army (学生军)

Competitions
China league Two
China FA Cup

Last Edit
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		Upcoming
06 Oct 26	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology	7:30am	Chengdu RChengdu Rongcheng B
11 Oct 26	Wuhan ThrWuhan Three Towns B	9:00am	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology
17 Oct 26	Ganzhou RGanzhou Ruishi	11:00am	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology
24 Oct 26	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology	7:30am	Xiamen FeXiamen Feilu
31 Oct 26	Chengdu RChengdu Rongcheng B	6:30am	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology

		Results
19 Sep 26	Xiamen FeXiamen Feilu	3 - 0	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology
12 Sep 26	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology	1 - 0	Ganzhou RGanzhou Ruishi
22 Aug 26	Dalian YiDalian Yingbo B	3 - 4	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology
15 Aug 26	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology	2 - 2	ChangchunChangchun Xidu
08 Aug 26	Beijing IBeijing Institute of Technology	2 - 1	Shanghai Shanghai Second

Description

Beijing Institute of Technology Football Club (Simplified Chinese: 北京理工大学足球俱乐部) or simply BIT is a professional Chinese football club that currently participates in the China League Two division under licence from the Chinese Football Association (CFA). The team is based in Haidian, Beijing and their home stadium is the 5,000 capacity BIT Eastern Athletic Field. Their current majority shareholders are Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) and Joan Oliver who acquired a 29 percent stake on December 5, 2016.

The club was founded in 2000 by the Beijing Institute of Technology initially as a College football team where they experienced significant success by winning four Chinese Collegiate Championships before deciding to enter the 2006 league campaign at the bottom of the professional Chinese football league pyramid in the third tier. After winning the 2006 division championship the club would comply with the requirements of full professionalism by having their full-time students register as professionals, increase the player wages and gain sponsorship.