Match Info
| Venue | China |
|---|---|
| Competition | FA Cup |
Why This Game Matters
The upcoming FA Cup clash between Shanghai Second and Yanbian Longding promises a compelling contest between two determined sides. Both teams aim to advance further in the national knockout competition, adding extra intensity to this encounter on Chinese soil.
Key Numbers
- Shanghai Second holds a slight edge with 3 wins in recent matches, compared to Yanbian Longding’s 2.
- Yanbian Longding has suffered 4 defeats recently, showing some vulnerability at times.
- The average goals per match are similar: 2.83 for Shanghai Second and 2.67 for Yanbian Longding, indicating a fairly balanced offensive output.
- Shanghai Second averages 1.33 goals scored per game, while Yanbian Longding averages 0.67, suggesting Shanghai may have a slight attacking advantage.
- Defensively, Yanbian Longding concedes more, with 2 goals per game on average compared to 1 for Shanghai Second.
- Two-thirds of Shanghai Second’s games end with under 2.5 goals, in contrast to Yanbian Longding where most games see over 2.5 goals.
Recent Results
- Shanghai Second:
- 10 May: Changchun Xidu 0-1 Shanghai Second
- 04 May: Shanghai Second 2-1 Lanzhou Longyuan Athletic
- 29 Apr: Shanghai Second 2-1 Shandong Taishan B
- 24 Apr: Shanghai Second 1-1 Dalian Kewei
- Yanbian Longding:
- 10 May: Yanbian Longding 1-1 Guangxi Hengchen FC
- 02 May: Yanbian Longding 1-1 Wuxi Wugou
- 25 Apr: Yanbian Longding 0-0 Shaanxi Union FC
- 18 Apr: Yanbian Longding 0-0 Ningbo Professional FC
Prediction & Odds
- Suggested Bet: Yanbian Longding to win with odds of 1.81
- Probability: 52.33%
- Other bets: Under 2.5 goals expected, and both teams not likely to score
Verdict
While Shanghai Second show strong recent form with more wins and a better defense, Yanbian Longding’s consistent draws and resilience suggest a close battle ahead. The prediction leans towards a Yanbian Longding win, likely a narrow and low-scoring affair, reflecting the cautious nature expected from both sides in this pivotal FA Cup tie.
