Jiangxi Lushan 1–2 Shenzhen 2028 – Chinese League Two, July 25, 2026

Shenzhen 2028 came from behind to secure a 2–1 victory over Jiangxi Lushan at the Ruichang Sports Park, a result that strengthened their push for a top‑four finish in China League Two. The visitors trailed at halftime but turned the game around with two quick second‑half strikes.

Jiangxi Lushan took a shock lead in the 31st minute when defender Zhang Yong headed home from a free‑kick delivery, leaving the Shenzhen defence flat‑footed. The home side, fighting to avoid relegation, were organised and energetic in the first half, restricting Shenzhen to long‑range efforts.

Shenzhen turn the tide after the restart
Shenzhen 2028 head coach Li Bing made a tactical switch at halftime, bringing on attacking midfielder Sun Ke to add creativity. The change paid dividends immediately. In the 52nd minute, a flowing move ended with striker Huang Zihao sweeping home from the edge of the box. Just eight minutes later, Shenzhen took the lead when winger Liu Bin cut inside and drilled a low shot past Jiangxi goalkeeper Xu Jiajun.

Jiangxi pushed for an equaliser in the closing stages, and they nearly found it when substitute forward Zhou Chen hit the crossbar with a looping header in the 83rd minute. Shenzhen held firm, with centre‑back Zhang Chengjie making a crucial last‑ditch block to preserve the victory.

Playoff race heats up
The win lifted Shenzhen 2028 to 38 points, moving them into fourth place in the league table – the final playoff spot for promotion. Jiangxi Lushan remain deep in the relegation zone, sitting 15th with 18 points, four points from safety. With eight games left, every point will be crucial for the bottom‑side in their fight to stay in China League Two.