3 – 1
“Frank Acheampong opens the scoring against the run of play, putting Dalian Yingbo ahead 0-1 with Yunnan already dominating possession.”
Pivotal“Cléber equalises for Yunnan Yukun at 1-1, ending Dalian's stubborn resistance after more than an hour of numerical disadvantage.”
Pivotal“Oscar Taty Maritu puts Yunnan Yukun ahead for the first time at 2-1, capitalising on a tiring and outnumbered Dalian defensive line.”
Pivotal“Oscar Taty Maritu seals the win in stoppage time, completing his brace and putting the result beyond any doubt at 3-1.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Yunnan Yukun were utterly dominant across 90 minutes — 73% possession, 29 shots, and 10 big chances created — yet found themselves trailing after Frank Acheampong punished them on the break inside 13 minutes. What followed was a match defined by attrition: Weijie Mao's dismissal on 36 minutes reduced Dalian Yingbo to ten men and shifted the game's dynamic irrevocably, allowing Yunnan to swarm forward in waves. Cléber's equaliser on 72 minutes was the product of relentless pressure, and once parity was restored, Dalian — who managed just five shots all game and were forced into five saves from their goalkeeper — had nothing left to offer. Oscar Taty Maritu then made the match safe with goals at 81 and 90 minutes, exploiting a defence that had been ground into submission. For Yunnan, this result consolidates their position near the top of the Super League table; for Dalian, conceding three in the second half despite an hour of disciplined rearguard action will sting, and the dismissal of Mao leaves them with a key player suspended heading into upcoming fixtures.
How entertaining was this match?
Yunnan Yukun host third-placed Dalian Yingbo in a tasty Super League top-four clash that could reshuffle the standings with just one point separating the sides. Both teams arrive on the back of 1-0 wins last weekend, making this a mouth-watering battle between two in-form outfits with plenty to play for.