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SHG vs DLN Dream11 Match Preview, Team News, Lineups

The defending champions Shanghai East Asia make a trip to Dalian as they take on Dalian Yifang (Aerbin) in the Chinese Super League regular season at Dalian Sports Center Stadium.

SHG vs DLN Dream11 MATCH PREVIEW:

Quick Bites:

Dalian have won just three games all season, but two of those wins came in the last two matches.
A win in this game could take Dalian to their season-high 6th position on the table.
Shanghai East Asia have lost just once this season, which was a 2-3 home loss against Chongqing Lifan.

Shanghai East Asia are the defending champions. Image Credit @Twitter

Since then, the defending champions are unbeaten in all competitions; a run of 13 matches.
A win for the defending champions will take them to the very summit of the table.

Match Details:

The Chinese Super League will be played between Dalian Aerbin and Shanghai East Asia at Dalian Sports Center Stadium, in Dalian, Liaoning province, China. The ground has a capacity of 61,000.
The game will start at 12:30 PM (IST), on Sunday, June 2.

Recent form (Last six matches)

Dalian Aerbin – W D L W W W
Shanghai East Asia – D W W W W W

Dalian Aerbin Team News:

Right-back Zhao Mingjian remains out with a knee injury.
Former Atletico Madrid playmaker Yannick Carrasco will be serving a one-game ban after picking up a yellow card in the last game. It was his 5th yellow card of the season.

Yannick Carrasco is ineligible to play due to the accumulation of yellow cards. Image Credit @Twitter

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Possible ins or outs of this game:

Li Shuai made a return in the last game from a three-game ban and played a key role at the back as Dalian Aerbin registered a 2-0 win against Shanghai Jiading in the 5th round of Chinese FA Cup.
However, we don’t expect him to start. Not after Dalian‘s two game-winning run in the league, and certainly not after the team’s 1-0 shutout win over Shanghai Shenhua in the last game. A flirtation with the backline is not what we think happens in this game.
As a result head coach Choi Kang-hee may stick with Shan Pengfei and Wang Yaopeng at the back.

Former Levante forward Emmanuel Boateng is in contention to start the match. Image Credit Ghana Soccer

While 23-year-old Ghanaian striker Emmanuel Boateng is the likeliest candidate to replace the suspended Carrasco in the playing 11.
There is a battle for places in the midfield, especially between Qin Sheng and Zhao Xuri. Only one of them could come into the starting 11.
Zhao Xuebin may have done enough in the last game to earn a berth on the starting 11. It’s noteworthy that the 26-year-old forward scored two goals in the Chinese FA Cup match.

Probable XI: Zhang Chong (GK), Zhou Ting, Wang Yaopeng, Yang Shanping, Shan Pengfei, Zhu Xiaogang, Qin Sheng / Zhao Xuri, Emmanuel Boateng, Marek Hamsik, Wang Jinxian, Nyasha Mushekwi

Shanghai East Asia:

Centre-back Shi Ke and winger Lü Wenjun both will be missing the match with injury.

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Possible ins or outs of this game:

Shanghai East Asia are flying high and with no fresh injury concerns, expect head coach Vítor Pereira to stick with the same XI which started the last league game.
While Shanghai’s last game was the Chinese FA Cup match against Jilin Baijia which they easily negotiated. The likes of Oscar and Hulk were rested and will definitely come to the playing 11.

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Probable XI: Yan Junling (GK), Yu Hai, He Guan, Wei Zhen, Wang Shenchao, Weng Huikang, Yang Shiyuan, Zhang Wei, Hulk, Oscar, Elkeson

Potential Game Changers:

Hulk
Oscar
Marik Hamsik
Cai Hukang
Elkesson

Stats and facts:

Only four teams have scored fewer than Dalian Aerbin’s tally of 13 goals at this moment.

Shanghai East Asia have kept the 2nd most clean sheets this season (5).

Dalian’s main protagonist is their backline which is the 7th best in Chinese Super League.

While Shanghai boasts the 2nd best offensive record and the 3rd best defensive record in the league.

Breakdown of both team’s stats (Season 2019)

Dalian Aerbin | Shanghai New East Asia

Games: 13 | 20
Goals scored: 16 | 44
Goals Per Game: 1.23 | 2.20
Shots: 113 | 217
On Target: 40 | 80
Possession: 49% | 50%

Captain and Vice-Captain Selection:

Oscar: Only if he could nurture his immense talent, the world would have been at his feet. Once one of the best young players in the world, the fall of Oscar has been unbelievable. But over in the Chinese Super League, he is still a world beater. He is still that player which forced Chelsea to spend huge on him.

Great on the ball, and an unparalleled vision for a pass, you can expect him to be one of the best players in this game.

Games: 18
Minutes played: 1598
Goals scored: 6
Assists: 9
Shots Per Goal: 1.5

Hulk: The X-Factor: Centre, left, right- Put him anywhere on the forward position and he can sure wreak havoc in the final third. His long-range shots and his artistry on the dead ball, is still esoteric.

Games: 16
Goals: 7
Assists: 4

Suggested combination:

Goalkeeper: Z Chong
Defenders: Y Wang, Z Wei, Y Hai
Midfielders: M Hamsik, Z Xiaogang, C Huikang, Oscar (C)
Forwards: Hulk (VC), Elkeson, N Muskekwi