2 – 2
“Davidson opens the scoring with a rasping right-footed strike from long range after Qingdao win a free kick following a Gustavo Sauer foul.”
Pivotal“Kilian Bevis scores his second in four minutes, turning a rebound from close range into Wuhan's second goal after a corner following his earlier equalizer.”
Pivotal“Davidson curls home a free kick to complete his brace and level the match at 2-2, sealing a dramatic late point for Qingdao against a ten-man Wuhan side.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Wuhan Three Towns dominated the underlying numbers - 52% possession, 19 shots to 16, and four big chances created to Qingdao's one - but couldn't turn that control into a victory against a resilient Qingdao side built around Davidson's individual brilliance. The hosts roared back from an early Davidson long-range strike through a Kilian Bevis brace inside four minutes, only for Qingdao to claw back twice, first through Aziz Yakubu right before the break and then via Davidson's free-kick masterclass in the 83rd minute. Yu Dong's second yellow in the 62nd minute left Wuhan a man light for the closing stages, which made their inability to hold onto a two-goal cushion even more costly. For Qingdao, a point on the road against a side pushing for European contention will feel like a fair result given they were second-best for large stretches, while Wuhan will rue missed chances - two big chances squandered - and their late defensive lapses that cost them what looked a routine win at the interval.
How entertaining was this match?
Wuhan Three Towns ride high off a stunning 5-1 away win as they look to climb out of the relegation zone, but they face a Qingdao West Coast side sitting comfortably in 3rd place. History favors the visitors, who remain unbeaten in their last several meetings with Wuhan.