Beijing Women delivered a commanding performance at home to see off Changchun Dazhongzhuoyue Women 3-1 in the CFA Women's Super League on June 19, 2026. The match, played at a packed venue in the Chinese capital, saw the hosts take control early and never look back, strengthening their position in the top half of the table.

Match Overview

Beijing Women entered the fixture looking to build on a solid run of form, while Changchun Dazhongzhuoyue Women aimed to climb away from the relegation zone. From the opening whistle, Beijing dictated the tempo with crisp passing and aggressive pressing. The backline, marshalled by experienced centre-back Wang Shuang (not to be confused with the star forward), snuffed out Changchun’s early forays and allowed the midfield to take control.

The breakthrough came in the 23rd minute when Beijing’s right winger Zhang Rui cut inside from the flank and unleashed a left-footed drive that nestled into the far corner. The home crowd roared as the team doubled their lead just before half-time: a well-worked corner kick saw Li Mengwen rise highest to power a header past the helpless Changchun goalkeeper.

Second-Half Drama

Changchun Dazhongzhuoyue Women emerged with renewed energy after the break. Their persistence paid off in the 58th minute when a swift counter-attack ended with striker Yuan Cong slotting home from a tight angle to make it 2-1. The goal briefly shifted momentum, and the visitors pushed for an equaliser. However, Beijing Women’s defence held firm, and goalkeeper Zhao Lina made a crucial save from a close-range header in the 72nd minute.

The hosts sealed the victory in the 81st minute. A long-range strike from midfield substitute Liu Jing took a deflection off a defender and looped over the stranded goalkeeper, restoring Beijing’s two-goal cushion. Changchun could not find a way back, and the match ended 3-1.

Standout Players

• Zhang Rui (Beijing Women) – The winger was a constant threat with her dribbling and scored the crucial opener. Her pace stretched Changchun’s defence throughout the contest.
• Li Mengwen (Beijing Women) – Dominant in aerial duels and composed on the ball. Her goal from a corner was a testament to her positioning and strength.
• Yuan Cong (Changchun Women) – The lone bright spark for the visitors; her well-taken goal gave her team hope, and she worked tirelessly despite limited service.

Tactical Story

Beijing Women employed a 4-3-3 formation that allowed their full-backs to push high, creating overloads in wide areas. Changchun’s 4-4-2 often became too narrow, allowing Beijing’s midfielders time and space to pick out passes. The hosts’ pressing game forced several turnovers in dangerous areas, while Changchun struggled to maintain possession in the final third. Coach Liu Hong’s decision to introduce fresh legs in the second half helped Beijing regain control after Changchun’s equaliser threat.

Season Impact

The result moves Beijing Women into fourth place in the CFA Women’s Super League standings, just three points behind the top three with a game in hand. For Changchun Dazhongzhuoyue Women, the defeat leaves them hovering above the relegation places, now only two points clear of the drop zone. They will need to tighten their defensive organisation ahead of a crucial run of fixtures against direct rivals.

Beijing Women’s next match is a tricky away trip to Shanghai, while Changchun Dazhongzhuoyue Women return home to face bottom side Henan Women, a match they will view as a must-win to ease their relegation fears.