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    Football> Community> Anthony Soriano>

    Shanghai Shenhua VS Tampines Rovers FC

    AFC Champions League 2
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    Shanghai Shenhua
    Shanghai Shenhua 0
    0 Tampines Rovers FC
    Tampines Rovers FC
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    • Kingofbet88
      Kingofbet88 Won 4/6
      Shanghai Shenhua face Tampines Rovers at 19:15 on September 17 at Shanghai Stadium in the 2026/27 AFC Champions League Two group stage. The two clubs have never met before, so there is no head-to-head record to use as a reference. Last season, Shenhua finished second in the Chinese Super League with 64 points, while Tampines finished second in the Singapore Premier League with 49 points from 21 matches. Tampines reached the ACL Two quarter-finals in 2025/26, while Shenhua have ACL Elite experience. After 26 CSL matches in 2026, Shenhua have 12 wins, 5 draws and 9 defeats, scoring 52 goals and conceding 46, with 31 points after a 10-point deduction. Their last five matches brought two wins and three defeats, with 10 goals scored. Tampines have recorded one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five matches, including a 2-0 win over Balestier but losses to Lion City Sailors 0-2, Persib 0-1 and Arema 1-2. The sequence shows limited consistency.
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      ACL2 Shanghai Shenhua 0-0 Tampines Rovers FC
    • Kingofbet88
      Kingofbet88 Won 4/6
      The match at Shanghai Stadium on September 17 is the opening game of the 2026/27 AFC Champions League Two group stage, with kickoff at 19:15. The two clubs have never met, so their balance must be assessed through form and seasonal foundations. Shenhua finished second in the 2025 Chinese Super League with 64 points. Tampines also finished second in the 2025/26 Singapore Premier League, collecting 49 points from 21 matches. The Singapore side also made an impression by reaching last season's ACL Two quarter-finals. In the 2026 CSL, Shenhua have 12 wins, 5 draws and 9 defeats from 26 matches, with a 52-46 goal record and 31 points after a 10-point deduction. Their last five matches show wins over Chongqing and Henan, alongside three defeats. Tampines currently have the less consistent run: one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five matches. They beat Balestier 2-0 on September 11, but previously lost 0-2 to Lion City Sailors, 0-1 to Persib and 1-2 to Arema, while drawing
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      ACL2 Shanghai Shenhua 0-0 Tampines Rovers FC
    • Jose Cid
      Jose Cid
      Shanghai Shenhua, adopting a 4-2-3-1 formation at home, usually takes control of the ball. Gao Tianyi and Wang Haijian form a makeshift double pivot in midfield, while Teixeira plays as the attacking midfielder to link up the team. They create threats through wing play and set-pieces, constantly pressing the opponent's defense. However, there are some fatal flaws. Without Wu Xi, the team's ability to transition from defense to attack in the midfield has declined. The makeshift backline lacks understanding, and when the whole team presses forward, the space behind them is vulnerable to the fast passing and counter - attacking of the Japanese foreign players. Moreover, the team's offensive efficiency is significantly reduced due to the absence of Laton. The Tampines Rovers, adopting a 4-2-3-1 formation, tend to relinquish a large amount of ball possession. In the midfield, their Japanese foreign players execute short - range one - touch passes. After intercepting the ball, they quickly t
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      ACL2 Shanghai Shenhua 0-0 Tampines Rovers FC
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