The Chinese Super League (CSL) is set to go down to the wire as two teams, both with 28 points on the board, compete for their place in the top flight. The race is neck and neck, with neither team willing to concede any ground.
One of the teams in contention is Shandong Luneng, who has been a dominant force in the league this season. They have scored a staggering 64 goals so far, with only three other teams scoring more than them. Their defense, however, has also been impressive, conceding just 19 goals.
On the other hand, Shanghai SIPG, led by manager Guan Dongming, has also been in fine form this season. They have won all but one of their matches, scoring 57 goals while only conceding 18. Their attacking prowess has been evident in their 2-0 win over Guangzhou Evergrande last week.
Both teams will be looking to secure their spot in the top flight, but it looks like the title may end up being decided on the final day of the season. A victory for either side could see them claim the championship, but anything less than a draw would leave them fighting for second place.
With just four matches remaining in the regular season, the pressure is definitely mounting on both teams. But they will need to play at their best if they want to make it into next year's CSL. It promises to be an exciting finale to a thrilling season, and fans can't wait to see how it plays out.