Live Animation
Follow the match
CMCL
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Lineups
Shenzhen Jixiang
Jiangsu Changjin
Attacks
--
--
Dangerous Attacks
--
--
Ball Possession
--
--
On Target
--
--
Off Target
000--
000--
Important Events
Live text broadcast
89′
2-1
X.Wang
54′
2-0
M.Memet
42′
1-0
X.Song
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info

Shenzhen Jixiang secured a valuable 2-1 win over Jiangsu Changjin in the Chinese Football Association Member Association Champions League on September 16, 2026. A fast start and a resilient defensive finish gave Shenzhen all three points in a tightly contested encounter.

Match Overview

Shenzhen Jixiang began with purpose, pressing Jiangsu Changjin and winning the ball high up the pitch. Two first-half goals put them in control, but Jiangsu responded after the break and set up a nervous finale. Shenzhen’s back line held firm under late pressure to protect the result.

Key Moments

  • 11th minute: Chen Zihao gave Shenzhen Jixiang the lead with a composed finish after a through ball.
  • 34th minute: Wu Yifan doubled the advantage, arriving late in the box to convert a cut-back.
  • 58th minute: Zhou Kai pulled one back for Jiangsu Changjin with a header from a corner.
  • 76th minute: Shenzhen’s goalkeeper produced a strong save to deny an equaliser.
  • 90+4th minute: A last-ditch defensive clearance ended Jiangsu’s final attack.

Tactical Story

Shenzhen Jixiang’s early pressing disrupted Jiangsu’s build-up, forcing turnovers in dangerous areas. Their two-goal cushion allowed them to sit deeper in the second half, absorbing pressure and looking to counter. Jiangsu improved after the break, using set pieces and crosses to test the Shenzhen defence, but they could not find a second goal.

Standout Players

Chen Zihao and Wu Yifan were the attacking difference-makers for Shenzhen, combining well and taking their chances. The goalkeeper’s second-half save was crucial, while Jiangsu’s Zhou Kai was their most persistent threat and gave his side hope with a well-taken header.

What the Result Means

The win strengthens Shenzhen Jixiang’s position in the Member Association Champions League standings and gives them momentum in a demanding schedule. Jiangsu Changjin remain in the hunt but will regret a slow start that left them chasing the game. In a competition where every point matters, Shenzhen’s ability to close out a narrow result could prove significant.