Qingdao's consecutive loss of CSL relegation in the Chinese Super League is a significant blow for the team and its fans. The league, which has been one of China's most successful leagues in recent years, has seen several clubs struggle with relegation and have lost their places in the top tier.

The incident occurred in January this year when Qingdao FC was relegated from the league after finishing third in the season. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to avoid the relegation and ended up being forced to play in the second-tier league, the Xiamen Dragons.

The news of Qingdao FC's failure to reach the top tier caused widespread disappointment among fans and supporters alike. Many expressed their frustration that their club had failed to make it to the top flight and felt that they were being let down by the league system.

In response to the incident, Qingdao FC issued a statement apologizing for any inconvenience caused by the club's performance. They also stated that they would continue to work hard to improve their performances and achieve success on the field.

However, the incident did not end there as Qingdao FC faced criticism from some quarters for not taking adequate measures to prevent the club from losing its place in the top tier. Some fans and supporters felt that they were being treated unfairly due to the league's current structure and the fact that Qingdao FC was not able to compete at the highest level.

Overall, the incident of Qingdao FC's consecutive loss of CSL relegation highlights the importance of fair competition and the need for clubs to be held accountable for their actions. It also serves as a reminder that even the best teams can face challenges and setbacks, and that perseverance and determination are essential for achieving success on the field.