Tianjin FC maintains safety record as CSL relegates to Division Two

Tianjin FC, the Chinese professional football club based in Tianjin, has maintained its safety record throughout the 2018 China League One season, despite relegation from the top flight.

The team finished bottom of the table at the end of the season, meaning they will now play in the second tier for the next two seasons. However, this does not mean that the club's safety record has been compromised.

As a matter of fact, Tianjin FC has had a strong safety culture since it was founded in 2005. The club has implemented strict safety measures and protocols to ensure the well-being of all players, staff, and fans.

In addition, the club has also worked closely with local authorities to address any potential safety concerns. For example, Tianjin FC has helped to improve traffic management and pedestrian safety in the surrounding area.

Despite their relegation, Tianjin FC remains committed to improving and developing its game. The club is working hard to build on its strengths and develop new strategies to compete at the highest level again in the future.

Overall, Tianjin FC's safety record demonstrates the importance of maintaining a high standard of safety in all aspects of sport. By prioritizing player welfare and addressing potential safety issues proactively, the club has shown that it can be both successful and responsible at the same time.