This CBA Round 25 has been quite eventful. The Beijing team caught Liaoning off guard, Guangdong finally managed to defeat Tianjin, their nemesis, and Shandong ended Xinjiang's winning streak, with several players being ejected from the court during the game.
The Beijing team's performance in this match was truly eye-catching. Zhang Cairen scored 27 points on his 30th birthday, leading his teammates to a convincing victory over Liaoning. This win marks the first time in 13 years that Beijing has won against Liaoning both home and away.
The match was full of twists and turns. Liaoning was thrown off by Beijing's rhythm from the start, creating a tense atmosphere on the court with players from both sides fiercely competing.
Zhang Cairen played with great intuition in this game, dominating in shooting, dribbling, and organizing, confusing Liaoning's defense.
The other players on the Beijing team also performed well, especially on the defensive end, where they tightly restricted Liaoning's offense, causing Liaoning's head coach to scratch his head in frustration.
As the game entered its final minutes, Beijing's advantage became increasingly apparent, with fans on the sidelines standing up to cheer. This victory holds significant meaning for the Beijing team.
Guangdong finally managed to vent their anger in this match, having lost four out of five games against Tianjin in the past year. This time, they finally overcame this hurdle.
Du Feng's tactics were effective in this game. Although the team once led by 21 points but was caught up, the players stood firm at critical moments, especially in the last few minutes.
Guangdong's defense was intense, forcing Tianjin into several unsuccessful offensive attempts, which made Tianjin's head coach restless.
The tension on the court was palpable, with several minor clashes between the two teams' players, but they were promptly controlled by the referees.
Guangdong's bench also performed impressively, maintaining the team's offensive momentum without hesitation during rotations.
Shandong's victory in this match was hard-won. They finally put an end to Xinjiang's 14-game winning streak, but it came at a cost.
The atmosphere on the court was particularly tense during the game, with the two teams' players arguing frequently, almost blowing the referee's whistle.
Xinjiang's winning streak was interrupted, leaving the players emotionally charged and intensifying the on-court confrontations.
Shandong did not back down either, especially in the last quarter when the whole team fought with determination.
After this game, Shandong's injury list is set to grow, which will undoubtedly affect their future matches.
Qingdao played this match with ease, taking the initiative from the start against Sichuan.
Guangsha was even more impressive, completely overwhelming Guangzhou Long-Lion. Although Hu Jinqiu received a technical foul, it did not dampen the team's morale.
The score gaps in these two matches were particularly large, highlighting the clear differences in strength between the teams.
Qingdao's victory has solidified their position on the leaderboard, giving them more confidence for upcoming matches.
Guangsha's big win has injected a strong dose of motivation into the team, especially after Hu Jinqiu was sent off, uniting the team even further.
After this round of matches, the league rankings are set to change, especially for the top seven teams, all of which have been affected to varying degrees.
Traditional powerhouses Shandong and Liaoning have encountered injury troubles, providing opportunities for other teams to catch up.
Guangdong has finally found their form this time. If they can maintain this momentum, the upcoming matches will be even more exciting to watch.
All teams are now preparing for the playoffs, making every match even more crucial.
This round of matches has revealed many new possibilities, with the competitive landscape of the league undergoing changes.