Čína - 2. divize 10/12 07:00 48 Lhasa Chengtou v Baoding Yingli L 5-2
Čína - 2. divize 10/05 07:00 48 Baoding Yingli v Lhasa Chengtou W 4-0
Čína - 2. divize 09/28 07:00 30 [23] Baoding Yingli v Jiangsu Yancheng Dingli FC [18] W 3-1
Čína - 2. divize 09/21 07:00 29 [25] Qingdao Red Lions v Baoding Yingli [26] W 0-3
Čína - 2. divize 09/15 07:00 28 [25] Baoding Yingli v Zibo Cuju [5] L 0-1
Čína - 2. divize 09/07 08:00 27 [10] Beijing Institute v Baoding Yingli [20] L 2-0
Čína - 2. divize 08/31 07:30 26 Ningxia Fiery Phoenix v Baoding Yingli L 2-1
Čína - 2. divize 08/24 08:00 25 [19] Baoding Yingli v Jilin Baijia [25] L 0-1
Čína - 2. divize 08/18 07:30 24 [16] Shanxi Xindu v Baoding Yingli [23] W 1-2
Čína - 2. divize 08/10 08:00 23 [21] Baoding Yingli v Inner Mongolia Caoshangfei [15] L 0-1
Čína - 2. divize 08/03 11:30 22 Taizhou Yuanda v Baoding Yingli L 4-0
Čína - 2. divize 07/27 08:00 21 [20] Baoding Yingli v Qingdao Jonoon [10] L 0-2
Čína - 2. divize 07/13 11:00 20 [3] Shenyang Urban v Baoding Yingli [17] L 3-1
Čína - 2. divize 07/06 08:00 19 [17] Baoding Yingli v Hebei Elite FC [1] L 0-3
Čína - 2. divize 06/29 07:30 18 [14] Dalian Chanjoy v Baoding Yingli [18] D 2-2
Čína - 2. divize 06/23 07:30 17 [23] Yanbian Beiguo v Baoding Yingli [19] W 0-3
Čína - 2. divize 06/19 08:00 16 [30] Xian Daxing Chongde v Baoding Yingli [21] W 0-3
Čína - 2. divize 06/15 07:30 15 [19] Jiangsu Yancheng Dingli FC v Baoding Yingli [20] D 0-0
Čína - 2. divize 06/08 08:00 14 [18] Baoding Yingli v Qingdao Red Lions [26] L 1-2
Čína - 2. divize 06/01 11:30 13 [3] Zibo Cuju v Baoding Yingli [17] L 2-1
Čína - 2. divize 05/26 07:00 12 [21] Baoding Yingli v Beijing Institute [8] W 5-1
Čína - 2. divize 05/19 07:00 11 [21] Baoding Yingli v Ningxia Fiery Phoenix [6] L 1-3
Čína - 2. divize 05/15 07:30 10 [22] Jilin Baijia v Baoding Yingli [24] W 0-2
Čína - 2. divize 05/11 07:00 9 [12] Baoding Yingli v Shanxi Xindu [16] W 2-0
Čína - 2. divize 05/04 07:00 8 [14] Neimenggu Caoshangfei v Baoding Yingli [11] L 1-0
Čína - 2. divize 04/27 07:00 7 [10] Baoding Yingli v Taizhou Yuanda [4] L 0-3
Čína - 2. divize 04/20 07:00 6 [11] Qingdao Jonoon v Baoding Yingli [19] D 1-1
Čína - FA Cup 04/16 07:30 9 Liaoning Kaixin v Baoding Yingli L 1-0
Čína - 2. divize 04/13 07:00 5 [19] Baoding Yingli v Shenyang Urban [4] D 1-1
Čína - 2. divize 04/07 07:00 4 [13] Hebei Elite FC v Baoding Yingli [16] L 2-1

Baoding Yingli ETS (Chinese: 保定英利易通) is a professional Chinese football club that participates in the China League One division under licence from the Chinese Football Association (CFA). The team is based in Baoding, Hebei and their home stadium is the 13,000 capacity Baoding People's Stadium. Their owner is the Baoding City Real Estate Group Co., Ltd.

History

The club was originally formed as Hebei Yingli (河北英利) in 2008 as an affiliated team by the China Yingli group, where they took part as an amateur team in the Hebei Amateur Football League. With a team built using Yingli employees they were able to reach the China Amateur Football League finals where they came fourth in the 2010 championship. After this performance the Baoding City Real Estate Group Co., Ltd became interested in acquiring the club so they could register them in and gain participation in the China League Two division. This would come into fruition on April 21, 2015 when they officially took over the club, renamed them Baoding Yingli ETS F.C. and converted them into a professional team when they participated at the bottom of the professional Chinese football league within the 2015 China League Two season. In their debut season Fan Yuhong was brought in as the Head coach and the club would play within the Baoding Foreign Language School Stadium. After finishing fifth within their group stage and missing out on the play-offs Zhao Changhong was brought in as the new manager the following season, where with continued investment from Baoding City Real Estate Group along with a move to Baoding People's Stadium, he was able to guide the club to a runners-up spot at the end of the 2016 China League Two season and promotion to the China League One division for the first time. On 1 July 2017, Meng Yongli, chairman of the club, announced that the club would withdraw from the league after Baoding conceded a controversial penalty in the injury time against Wuhan Zall. Meng Yongli resigned on the following day, as the club proclaimed their stay in the league, and would be willing to accept punishment from the Chinese Football Association. Unfortunately, the team were still relegated at the end of their first season in the League One.