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Wan LixinOpinion deputy editor of Shanghai Daily
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UP to 6,000 police will be on duty for Beijing Guo'an's Chinese Super League match today, where it could seal its first title, after fans rioted on Thursday after failing to get tickets for the game. Police detained 12 fans after dozens blocked roads, surrounded police cars and threw objects outside the Beijing Workers' Stadium when they failed to get tickets to the match, the Beijing Youth Daily reported yesterday. Beijing Guo'an needs a win over second-bottom Hangzhou Greentown to win the title.
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