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08-15 19:30
3 - 4
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97′
Kadua
96′
3-4
Kadua
Assist: J. Richardson
95′
P. O’Connor
94′
L. Fraser
A. Rinomhota
90′
M. J. Andersen
H. Odofin
81′
H. Ashby
Isaiah·Jones
81′
Kadua
K. Palmer
79′
P. Lane
D.Kyerewaa
79′
C.Savage
kyrell lisbie
72′
L. Walsh
70′
C.Marshall
N. Wells
65′
J. Brown
J. Marriott
65′
R. Williams
J. Stokes
61′
B. Benagr
E. Lawrence
52′
3-3
K. Palmer
Assist: N. Wells
50′
3-2
K. Palmer
Halftime 3-1
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J. Wilshere
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3-1
J. Marriott
Assist: kyrell lisbie
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2-1
J. Marriott
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1-1
J. Marriott
6′
0-1
J. Richardson
Assist: J. Clark
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Match Info

Yantai Edge Weifang in Tense Shandong Qilu Super League Derby

Yantai Team claimed a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Weifang Team in the Shandong Qilu Football Super League on 15 August 2026, producing a disciplined defensive display at home in front of a vocal crowd. The solitary goal came from a well-worked set-piece, but the match was defined as much by the resilience of Yantai's backline as by the attacking ambition of both sides.

The evening kick-off at 19:30 delivered a lively local derby atmosphere, with both teams eager to assert regional superiority. Yantai controlled the opening exchanges, pressing high and forcing Weifang into several early turnovers. Their reward arrived in the first half when a corner kick was flicked on at the near post and bundled home from close range, giving the home side a slender lead that they would never surrender.

Weifang Push for an Equaliser but Find No Way Through

Weifang responded positively after the interval, enjoying the lion's share of possession and creating a series of half-chances. Their midfield began to find space between the lines, but Yantai's compact block and the outstanding positioning of their goalkeeper repeatedly denied them. A late flurry of pressure saw Weifang hit the woodwork and see a strong penalty appeal waved away, much to the frustration of their bench and travelling support.

Despite the defeat, Weifang showed enough in the final 20 minutes to suggest they will be a competitive force in the league. Yet it was Yantai who celebrated at the final whistle, securing three valuable points that strengthen their position in the early-season standings and underline their practical approach under pressure.

Standout performers and what it means

  • Yantai's defence: The entire back four, led by their captain, absorbed constant second-half pressure and made crucial clearances.
  • Yantai's goalkeeper: Produced three important saves, including one exceptional stop in injury time to preserve the win.
  • Weifang's wide play: Their left winger caused problems all night and delivered the cross that nearly resulted in the equaliser.

The result gives Yantai their second consecutive win in the Shandong Qilu Football Super League, while Weifang will rue missed opportunities as they look to bounce back in their next fixture. For neutral fans, it was a competitive local derby that showcased the growing intensity and organisation of regional Chinese football.