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63
37
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97′
Y.Ng
G. Alexandru
96′
W.Manafá
95′
W.Manafá
94′
Z.Zhang
93′
C.Zhu
86′
Z.Yang
83′
Z.Yang
P.Xie
79′
S.Jin
74′
2-2
C.Zhu
Assist: P.Xie
66′
1-2
C.Zhu
Assist: T.Gao
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H.Xu
H.Yang
56′
Y.Du
L.Dimata
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Y.Xiang
Y.Wu
56′
Q.Ruan
M.Liu
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43′
T.Gao
30′
0-2
G. Alexandru
Assist: L.Dimata
9′
0-1
L.Dimata
Assist: Z.Zhang
8′
L.Dimata
7′
Z.Zhang
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Match Info

Shanghai Shenhua 2-2 Chongqing Tonglianglong: Late Drama Ensures Spoils Shared in CSL Thriller

Match Overview
Shanghai Shenhua and Chongqing Tonglianglong served up a pulsating 2-2 draw at Hongkou Football Stadium on 9 May 2026, a result that left both sides with mixed emotions in the Chinese Super League. Shenhua, chasing a top-four finish, looked to have sealed victory only for a stoppage-time equaliser to deny them maximum points.

Key Moments
The home side struck first in the 22nd minute when Cephas Malele latched onto a through ball and finished calmly past the Chongqing goalkeeper. Shenhua dominated possession but were caught napping just before half-time, as a quick counter-attack saw Liu Bin level the scores with a low drive from the edge of the box.

After the break, Shenhua regained control. Substitute Cao Yunding put them ahead again in the 68th minute, curling a beautiful shot into the top corner. Chongqing looked beaten, but in the fourth minute of added time, a defensive mix-up allowed Wang Hao to poke home from close range, sparking wild celebrations among the visitors.

Tactical Story
Shenhua’s high press created several chances, but their failure to convert a second goal earlier proved costly. Chongqing absorbed pressure and relied on quick transitions, a tactic that paid off twice. The visitors’ discipline in the final third was the difference, even though they had less than 40% of possession.

Standout Players
Cephas Malele was a constant threat for Shenhua, while Chongqing’s Wang Hao earned plaudits for his late equaliser and tireless running. Goalkeeper Yeerzhati Yeerjieti also made several crucial saves to keep the away side in the game.

Season Impact
The point keeps Shenhua in fifth place, two points behind the AFC Champions League spots. Chongqing remain just above the relegation zone, but this gritty draw will boost morale as they fight for survival.