The battle for Wuhan has been raging on in the Chinese football league, with two of the most successful clubs in the country - Shandong Luneng and China South (CSL) - locked in a fierce rivalry.
In the latest round of matches, the two sides faced off at the Huaihai Stadium in Wuhan, with both teams looking to secure a victory that would put them in pole position for the title.
Shandong, who have won five of their last six matches, were clearly the favourites going into the game, but they were met with stiff resistance from their opponents. The CSL side, led by experienced coach Guan Tianbin, played a disciplined and solid defensive game, limiting Shandong's chances of scoring.
Despite this, Shandong managed to find the back of the net through a late goal scored by midfielder Yu Yang. However, it was not enough to secure a win for the team, as CSL managed to hold on for a draw.
This result has left both sides with equal points and goals scored, meaning that there is still no clear winner in the race for the championship. Both teams will be hoping to get their revenge in the next match, which will take place on March 28th.
Overall, this match has been a closely contested affair, with both sides showing their strengths and weaknesses. It remains to be seen whether Shandong or CSL can pull ahead in the final stages of the season.