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CHN League 1
07-25 19:30
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Foshan Nanshi
Wuxi Wugou
Attacks
80
80
Dangerous Attacks
52
44
Ball Possession
51
49
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3
5
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94′
Z.Gui
92′
K.Dong
Y.Zhou
92′
B.Li
noordanus
84′
Z.Zhang
Z.Jiang
84′
W.Jiang
Y.Qian
81′
0-2
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Assist: N.Albarracín
79′
A.Tursunjan
77′
0-1
Y.Wang
73′
Z.Gui
X.Yi
73′
Y.Wang
R.Tang
70′
B.Yin
64′
N.Medeiros
C.Huang
64′
B.Yin
Y.Xu
61′
N.Albarracín
J.Meng
61′
C.Huang
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Match Info

In a crucial League One encounter at the Nanhai Sports Center, Wuxi Wugo secured a commanding 2-0 victory over Foshan Nanshi on July 25, 2026. The result strengthened Wuxi's push for promotion, while Foshan's struggles at home continued.

Match Overview

Wuxi Wugo entered the fixture with a clear game plan, pressing high and exploiting Foshan’s defensive gaps. The visitors took control from the first whistle, enjoying the majority of possession. Despite Foshan’s attempts to counter through quick transitions, Wuxi’s midfield dominance proved decisive.

Key Moments

  • 32' – First Goal: A swift counter-attack saw Wuxi’s winger cut inside and fire a low shot into the bottom corner, leaving the Foshan goalkeeper stranded.
  • 58' – Second Goal: A clinical finish from a set-piece after a corner, with a header that bounced off the post and across the line.
  • 75' – Red Card: Foshan’s defender was sent off for a second bookable offence, effectively ending any hope of a comeback.

Tactical Story

Foshan Nanshi lined up in a 4-4-2 formation but struggled to cope with Wuxi’s 3-5-2 system that overloaded the midfield. Wuxi’s wing-backs provided constant width, stretching Foshan’s defense. The home side lacked creativity in the final third, managing only two shots on target.

Standings Impact

With this win, Wuxi Wugo moved into the top four of the League One standings, closing the gap to the automatic promotion places. Foshan Nanshi remained in the relegation zone, now winless in five matches. The defeat piled pressure on manager Lin Feng, whose side faces a must-win fixture next week.