4 – 1
“Marko Tolic fires Zhejiang ahead inside two minutes with a right-footed finish from the right side of the six-yard box, capitalizing on an early corner won after Li Ang's concession.”
Pivotal“Alexandru Mitrita doubles the lead with a well-struck effort from outside the box after Wuhan failed to clear a corner situation.”
Pivotal“Marko Tolic converts from the penalty spot after He Guan brings him down in the box, making it 3-0 and effectively ending the contest.”
Pivotal“Fang Hao, on since half-time, adds a fourth just two minutes after the penalty, capping a devastating spell for Zhejiang.”
Outstanding performance

Zhejiang's approach was ruthless efficiency against the run of play - despite managing just 35% possession and 13 shots to Wuhan's 27, they scored twice inside the first quarter-hour and never looked back. Marko Tolic and Alexandru Mitrita punished early lapses in the Wuhan defense, and a second-half penalty from Tolic followed by a Fang Hao strike turned a comfortable lead into a rout. Wuhan Three Towns controlled the dominance metrics almost everywhere - dangerous attacks, corners, pass accuracy - but their profligacy in front of goal and a late red card for Li Ang summed up a chaotic collapse. For Zhejiang, sitting in a precarious league position, this is a statement win that could ease relegation-zone pressure; for Wuhan, chasing the title race, it's a damaging result that exposes a worrying gap between control and conversion.
How entertaining was this match?
Zhejiang host a Wuhan Three Towns side in genuine relegation danger, with the visitors needing points badly while the hosts aren't yet mathematically safe themselves. Expect an open, high-stakes encounter with goals at both ends.