Wuhan Three Towns vs Shandong Taishan: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

Get ready for a showdown at the Wuhan Sports Center Stadium in China, set for Saturday, 22 November '25. This duel in the Chinese Super League promises wacky twists, turns, and somersaults as two teams charge onto the field. Our main contenders? Wuhan Three Towns, who are probably wondering if their direct head-to-head matches with Shandong Taishan are cursed. After all, they’ve managed to snag zero wins in the last three meetups. Meanwhile, Shandong Taishan has two victories under their belt, and a single draw teases the Three Towns as the closest they’ve got to triumph. The last time these teams met, Shandong raised the roof with a 3-1 victory at home on that unforgettable Wednesday, 25 June '25.

Wuhan Three Towns saunter into this confrontational gala after a disheartening 0-1 tango with Qingdao Hainiu that left them empty-handed. Meanwhile, Shandong Taishan waltzed through their last match with a 2-1 victorious tune against Tianjin Jinmen Tiger, turning their fifth-place standing into a proud front row seat to watch Wuhan loiter in 13th position.

Our tale of flamboyant foot action continues with Shandong Taishan’s need to deploy their entire playbook to silence Wuhan's goal-whisperer, A. Tudorie, who’s tucked in 10 goals this season – talk about a spicy foot fiesta! Wuhan, meanwhile, will be placing Zeca on their wanted posters, as he orchestrates assists with eight sweet melodies for Shandong like a maestro.

As our colorful ensemble rolls in, Wuhan's top performers include Gustavo Sauer acclaiming a performance score of 7.4, Park Ji-soo dodging tackles at 7.06, and Guo Jiayu dancing across the defense with a 7.01 performance. Shandong's spirited crew flaunts Valeri Qazaishvili and Cryzan, who are riding the fields on 7.8 ratings, while Zeca spins from the assist symphony with a cozy 7.61.

Welcome to the possession conundrum, as Wuhan Three Towns have grasped 46.83% of the graceful game so far, whilst Shandong has managed to clutch onto a delightful 52.41%. For those predicting moments of corner-palooza, Wuhan flags boast an average of 4.03 corners per match, while Shandong madly waves 5.62 corners.

Fasten your seatbelts for the card wars! Wuhan trails the Yellow Card Brigade with 66 teams on the football highway, one daring Red Card swaying, and four penalty goals flopped. Shandong competes with 59 yellows, matching the fiery red and also rolling away with four concessions.

In a universe where form clumsily waltzes hand in hand with fate, these statistics whisper a secret – it looks like Shandong Taishan might just add another victory feather to their bejeweled cap! Let the games begin and may the odds be in your favor – or not, as football's fickle heart decides!