Wuhan TT vs. Dalian Pro (Wednesday, 12.35pm)
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Wuhan Three Towns will welcome struggling Dalian Pro to the Wuhan Sports Centre Stadium on Wednesday in round 13 of the Chinese Super League season.
The home side currently sits in eighth position in the league standings and will eagerly welcome this fixture against the bottom team in the table as they seek to halt a disappointing run of results, having failed to secure a win in their last three league fixtures.
We say: Wuhan Three Towns 2-1 Dalian Pro
Considering Dalian Pro's struggles on the road and their inconsistent form in the league this season, it is expected that Wuhan Three Towns will assert their dominance in this encounter and finally put an end to their own string of draws.
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Zhejiang vs. Meizhou Hakka (Wednesday, 12.35pm)
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Two teams in the bottom half of the Chinese Super League will meet on Thursday as Meizhou Hakka makes the journey to face Zhejiang Professional.
Both were able to progress in the Chinese FA Cup during their most recent outings which added some much-needed confidence into each squad heading into this fixture.
We say: Zhejiang Professional 2-0 Meizhou Hakka
Meizhou Hakka might find themselves in the relegation zone with a defeat in this match, but that thought alone is not likely to be enough to stop Zhejiang Professional from taking all three points, largely down to the poor defensive form of the visitors.
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Tianjin Jinmen vs. Qingdao Jonoon (Wednesday, 12.35pm)
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Round 13 of the 2023 Chinese Super League sees Tianjin Jinmen Tiger welcome Qingdao Jonoon to the Olympic Sports Center Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.
Off the back of respective victories last time out, both teams head into this with the wind in their sails and should serve up an exciting encounter.
We say: Tianjin Jinmen Tiger 2-0 Qingdao Jonoon
Having let in just one goal across their last four matches, Tianjin will back themselves to come away from this one unscathed. We are backing the hosts to stroll to a comfortable win come the end of the 90 minutes.
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Sh. Shenhua vs. Nantong Zhiyun (Wednesday, 12.35pm)
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An in-form Shanghai Shenhua will be looking to keep the pressure on the league leaders when they play host to a struggling Nantong Zhiyun side in the Chinese Super League on Wednesday.
The hosts are currently in second place in the CSL standings with 25 points, four behind their cross-town rivals Shanghai Port while the visitors have taken just nine points in 12 matches and are down in 14th place.
We say: Shanghai Shenhua 2-1 Nantong Zhiyun
The visitors will be hoping that their change in leadership can help them turn their season around, but following two crucial away wins, the hosts come into this match with their tails up and will be expecting nothing less than all three points. It should be an intriguing contest, but we fancy the home team to get the job done here.
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Cangzhou vs. Henan (Wednesday, 12.35pm)
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With just a single point between them in the Chinese Super League there is plenty to play for on Thursday when Cangzhou Mighty Lions host Henan Songshan Longmen.
The hosts currently sit one place above their opponents, but a victory for either team could lead to them climbing the division depending on other results.
We say: Cangzhou Mighty Lions 1-1 Henan Songshan Longmen
One of the weakest defences meets one of the worst attacks of the season in this game, and that is something that could lead to them cancelling each other out to earn a point each.
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Ben Knapton
