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90′
L.Lapoussin
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1-1
L.Lapoussin
Assist: Z.Zhang
87′
W.Ning
N.Mbo
79′
G.Zhu
78′
N.Leung
J.Nouble
78′
Y.Zhao
H.Zhong
72′
Y.Chen
Q.Sun
64′
Y.Liang
K.Ren
64′
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L. Khedrup
62′
X.Gan
Y.Shi
62′
G.Zhu
X.Liu
58′
X.Ji
M.Dai
47′
Y.Shi
45′
Z.Zhang
H.Luan
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23′
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Rodrigo
Assist: J.Nouble
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Match Info

Guangxi Hengchen and Shenzhen Juniors played out a competitive 1-1 draw in the Chinese Football League 1 on October 11, 2026. The home side took the lead in the first half, but a resilient Shenzhen Juniors equalised after the break to secure a share of the points in a match full of energy and attacking intent.

Match Overview

Guangxi Hengchen came into the game looking to assert their dominance at home, while Shenzhen Juniors aimed to continue their impressive away form. The first half saw Guangxi take control, pressing high and creating several openings. Their persistence paid off in the 34th minute when a flowing move ended with their striker slotting the ball past the advancing goalkeeper. Shenzhen responded well, tightening their midfield and gradually finding a foothold in the contest.

The second half was a different story, with Shenzhen Juniors pushing forward and asking questions of the Guangxi defence. Their pressure finally told in the 72nd minute, when a well-placed header from a corner beat the goalkeeper. Both sides had chances to win it late on, but a combination of good goalkeeping and wasteful finishing ensured the points were shared.

Key Moments

  • 34th minute: Guangxi Hengchen broke the deadlock with a precise finish from inside the box after a slick one-two on the edge of the area.
  • 45+2nd minute: Shenzhen Juniors nearly equalised before the break, but their forward's shot clipped the outside of the post.
  • 60th minute: Guangxi hit the woodwork again, this time through a powerful header from a free-kick.
  • 72nd minute: Shenzhen Juniors found their equaliser, a glancing header from a corner that nestled in the bottom corner.
  • 88th minute: Shenzhen nearly won it, but a last-ditch block from a Guangxi defender denied them a late winner.

Tactical Story

Guangxi Hengchen lined up in a 4-3-3, using their wingers to stretch the Shenzhen defence and deliver crosses into the box. Their high press caused problems early on, forcing turnovers in dangerous areas. Shenzhen Juniors started in a 4-2-3-1 but switched to a 4-4-2 after the break, pushing an extra striker forward to apply more pressure. The tactical shift worked, as they began to win the midfield battle and create chances from set-pieces.

Guangxi's defence, which had been solid for an hour, started to drop deeper, inviting Shenzhen onto them. The equaliser came from a moment of switched-off marking at a corner, something the coaching staff will be disappointed with. In the final 15 minutes, both teams went for the win, leaving spaces at the back, but neither could find the decisive goal.

Standout Players

Guangxi's goalscorer was lively throughout, linking play and testing the goalkeeper with several shots. Their central midfielder dictated the tempo and was instrumental in the first-half dominance. For Shenzhen, the substitute who provided the assist for the equaliser changed the game with his delivery, while their centre-back was a rock at the back, winning numerous headers and making crucial tackles. The Shenzhen goalkeeper also made two important saves to keep his side in it.

Season Impact

The draw keeps both teams in mid-table, with Guangxi Hengchen ruing two dropped points at home. Shenzhen Juniors will be pleased with their second-half response, which shows their growing maturity away from home. With the season entering its final stretch, every point matters, and both sides will be looking to turn draws into wins in the coming weeks to climb the League 1 standings.