Chongqing Fengmingshan Middle School U17 and Liaoning Tieren U17 shared the spoils in a competitive China Youth Football League Men’s U17 clash on 7 September 2026, playing out a 1-1 draw at 15:30.

Match overview

The contest had plenty of intensity from the opening exchanges, with both midfields battling for control in the central areas. Chongqing Fengmingshan, playing in front of their home support, tried to take the initiative with patient build-up play and early pressure on Liaoning Tieren’s back line. However, Liaoning Tieren looked dangerous whenever they won the ball in transition, and their defensive line held firm during Chongqing’s most sustained spells of possession.

How the draw unfolded

The first clear opening came midway through the first half when Chongqing’s wide forward slipped in behind the defence, only to see his effort well saved. That chance seemed to wake up the visitors, who gradually pushed higher and started asking questions of the home side. Despite the improved rhythm, neither team could find a breakthrough before the interval.

After the restart, the match opened up noticeably. Chongqing drew first blood with a well-worked move down the right channel, as a low cross was turned home from close range to spark loud celebrations among the home supporters. Liaoning Tieren responded positively rather than dropping their heads, and their equaliser arrived through a composed finish after a swift passage of passing through the middle. From that moment, the game became an open contest, with both goalkeepers called into action during a frantic final 20 minutes.

What the result means

This draw gives both sides a valuable point in the Men’s U17 group stage, and it highlighted the growing depth of youth football in Chinese school and academy setups. Chongqing Fengmingshan will take confidence from their disciplined performance, while Liaoning Tieren proved they can fight back and earn results away from home. For young players looking to make an impression in the China Youth Football League, this was an encouraging advertisement for the quality and competitiveness of the U17 age group.