In this week's round of Chinese football, Wuhan and Qingdao faced off for the title of the China's Premier League. The game was played at the Qilu Sports Center in Qingdao, which is home to both Qingdao and Wuhan FC.

Wuhan FC had been looking for their first win since the start of the season against Shanghai Shenhua, who they lost 1-0 on aggregate. However, after the match, Wuhan FC coach Liu Jianzhi said that his team would not be able to rest until the end of the league season.

Qingdao FC, on the other hand, were looking to take advantage of the opportunity to clinch the top spot in the league standings. They had won three of their four matches so far, including a thrilling victory over Shanghai Shenhua.

The match started with a fast-paced game, with both teams pushing forward relentlessly. After just ten minutes, Wuhan FC scored the opening goal, but Qingdao FC responded with a late equalizer by goalkeeper Wang Hong.

However, Wuhan FC managed to hold onto the lead throughout the second half, thanks to their experienced players and strong defense. In the 77th minute, Wuhan FC made it 2-0 with a header from Wu Hanwei, but Qingdao FC levelled the score just before halftime.

In the third period, Wuhan FC continued to dominate the game, scoring two more goals in the span of just under five minutes. With just 16 seconds left on the clock, Wuhan FC scored another goal, this time from Wu Hanwei, to seal the win.

The win for Wuhan FC marked their first win since the start of the season against Shanghai Shenhua. The victory also gave them a solid chance of securing the league title. It will be interesting to see how the next match between the two clubs plays out as both teams look to continue their impressive performances in the league.

Overall, the match was a great showcase of the talent on display across all levels of Chinese football. Both teams put in excellent performances, showcasing their skills and determination to compete at the highest level.