Four consecutive wins with zero goals conceded! Wuhan women's football team dominates and leads the standings.

On May 16, during the fourth round of the 2026 Women’s Super League season, Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women’s Football Team played away against Sichuan Women’s Football Team. With goals from Lyu Yueyun, Liu Yanqiu, and Yan Qi, Wuhan Women’s Team defeated their opponent 3-0, continuing to lead the standings with four consecutive wins to start the season.

Facing Sichuan Women’s Team, which had three foreign players, Wuhan Women’s Team still fielded their strongest lineup. After the first three rounds of adjustment, the “all-Chinese” starting lineup had become stable, scoring six goals and conceding none in the first three rounds. Having just taken all three points from defending champions Beijing Women’s Team, the team’s morale was high.

In this match, Wang Shuang, who had scored in each of the first three rounds, became the focus of the opponent’s defense. In the first half, she played more of a role in drawing defensive pressure and delivered several precise passes, acting as the team’s offensive “pacemaker.” In the 26th minute, Wang Shuang sent a through ball, Lyu Yueyun received it and scored, giving Wuhan Women’s Team a 1-0 lead.

After the break, Sichuan Women’s Team attempted a strong comeback in the early stages of the second half. However, Wuhan Women’s Team’s defense remained solid, with goalkeeper Peng Shimeng in excellent form, making several saves against the opponent’s shots. In the 52nd minute, Liu Yanqiu launched a surprise attack from the left wing, firing a brilliant long-range shot past the opposing goalkeeper Zheng Jie, making it 2-0 for Wuhan Women’s Team. After that, with the game almost secured, Wuhan Women’s Team played more calmly, firmly controlling the match’s rhythm. In the 80th minute, Wuhan Women’s Team capitalized on a corner kick opportunity, with Yan Qi sealing the score at 3-0.

After this round, Wuhan Women’s Team has four wins and 12 points, continuing to lead the standings. Since main competitors such as Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Beijing will play their matches tomorrow, Wuhan Women’s Team, with their outstanding performance in both attack and defense, has a goal difference of 9, making it temporarily difficult for others to surpass.

Next, the Women’s Super League will enter an approximately one-month break to make way for the Chinese Women’s National Team’s training and preparation for the Asian Games. The Chinese Women’s National Team will begin a new training camp in Wuhan on May 19, and plans to play two friendly matches against the Russian Women’s National Team in Wuhan on June 3 and 7. The first match will be held publicly at the Wuhan Wuhuan Sports Center.

Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women’s Football Team

The Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women’s Football Team is a professional women’s football club based in Wuhan, China, competing in the Chinese Women’s Super League. Established with strong local support, the team has become a prominent force in Chinese women’s football, known for developing talented players and achieving notable successes in domestic competitions. The club represents the city of Wuhan’s rich sporting culture and contributes to the growth of women’s football in China.

Sichuan Women’s Football Team

The Sichuan Women’s Football Team is a professional women’s football club based in Sichuan Province, China, with a history rooted in the development of women’s football in the country since the late 20th century. The team has been a notable competitor in the Chinese Women’s Super League, contributing to the growth of the sport at both regional and national levels. It has helped cultivate talented players who have represented China in international competitions, highlighting Sichuan’s role in advancing women’s football.

Beijing Women’s Team

The Beijing Women’s Team refers to the women’s football (soccer) club based in Beijing, China. Historically, the team has been a dominant force in the Chinese Women’s Super League,

Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women’s Football Team

The Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women’s Football Team is a professional women’s football club based in Wuhan, China, that competes in the Chinese Women’s Super League. The team has a strong history, having won multiple league titles and the AFC Women’s Club Championship, establishing itself as one of the most successful clubs in Chinese women’s football. It is known for developing talented players and contributing significantly to the sport’s growth in the region.

Sichuan Women’s Football Team

The Sichuan Women’s Football Team represents the province of Sichuan in Chinese women’s football competitions. Established in the 1980s, the team has been a notable force in the Chinese Women’s Super League, contributing several players to the national team over the years. Despite facing financial and competitive challenges, the team remains an important part of China’s football culture, particularly in the southwestern region.

Beijing Women’s Team

The “Beijing Women’s Team” refers to the Beijing women’s football team, a prominent club in Chinese women’s soccer. Established in the 1980s, it has been a powerhouse in the Chinese Women’s Super League, winning multiple national championships. The team has also contributed many players to the Chinese national squad, helping to develop women’s football in China.

Wuhan Wuhuan Sports Center

The Wuhan Wuhuan Sports Center, located in the Dongxihu District of Wuhan, China, is a major multi-purpose sports complex that opened in 2018. It was built to host the 2019 Military World Games, serving as the main venue for track and field events and ceremonies, and has since become a key site for large-scale sporting and cultural events in the region. The center features a 30,000-seat stadium, a swimming hall, and an indoor gymnasium, reflecting Wuhan’s modern infrastructure and commitment to international sports.