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End 1-4
91′
Y.Chen
90′
M.Hu
Rodrigo
90′
G.Zhu
Q.Sun
89′
Y.Su
84′
Z.Zhang
81′
Y.Chen
A.Garita
81′
Y.Yang
Y.Shang
79′
1-4
Y.Shang
Assist: K.Huang
77′
Y.An
73′
Z.Zhang
H.Wang
73′
Y.An
J.Liang
68′
1-3
A.Garita
Assist: Rodrigo
66′
K.Huang
Y.Shi
45′
p.popescu
Q.Chen
Halftime 1-2
31′
1-2
V.D.Tribaulet
30′
X.Wei
Y.Yang
25′
0-2
Rodrigo
Assist: Y.Shi
21′
J.Liang
S.Nur
13′
0-1
Y.Su
Assist: Y.Zhao
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Match Info

Chinese Football League 1 – Meizhou Hakka 1-4 Shenzhen Juniors

Meizhou Hakka's struggles in the 2026 Chinese Football League 1 season continued as they suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat at home to Shenzhen Juniors at the Meizhou Huitang Stadium on May 3. The visitors were ruthlessly efficient on the counter-attack, racing into a three-goal lead inside the opening 38 minutes before completing a dominant performance that left the home faithful stunned.

Shenzhen Juniors took the lead in the 12th minute through a swift break finished by striker Li Zhaoxu, who latched onto a through ball from midfield playmaker Zhang Yudong. Meizhou responded through a Youzu header from a corner in the 31st minute, but their hopes of a comeback were extinguished just seven minutes later as Shenzhen restored their two-goal cushion via a spot-kick from captain Wang Fei. A disastrous second half for the hosts saw Shenzhen add two more goals through substitute Chen Haoyu in the 71st and 89th minutes, with Meizhou's defense repeatedly caught out of position.

Match Statistics

  • Possession: Meizhou 56% – 44% Shenzhen
  • Shots on Target: Meizhou 3 – Shenzhen 7
  • Yellow Cards: Meizhou 3 – Shenzhen 1

League Implications

The result deepens the crisis for Meizhou Hakka, who have now lost four of their last five fixtures and sit precariously just inside the relegation playoff zone. Shenzhen Juniors, on the other hand, climb into the top half of the table and have now won three matches on the bounce, suddenly emerging as dark horses for a potential promotion push. Their high-pressing style and clinical finishing were the clear difference at the Meizhou Huitang Stadium, while the hosts must urgently address defensive vulnerabilities if they are to avoid a relegation battle.