Meizhou Hakka, Recent Form

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A 2-2 draw and a point gained against Henan in their previous meeting will have been considered a fairly decent result for Meizhou Hakka last time out.  Their share of possession in that meeting was 35%, while racking up 6 shots along the way, 4 of which were on target, in contrast to Henan, who had 24 shots on goal with 8 on target.  

Milan Ristić, their chief, will be doing some careful analysis of his defence, who have seen their goal breached 12 times in their last 6 games while somehow managing to pick up some points along the way with 4 goals scored.  They have been unable to score at home in 3 of their last 6 games, and they have also failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of their last 6 games overall.  

Having drawn 2 of their last 6 games they have at least put some points on the table, but they will not be overly happy with only 1 win.  

Zhejiang Professional, Recent Form

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A point gained from their 0-0 draw against Shanghai Port in their previous encounter will not be considered a bad outcome for Zhejiang Professional.  They achieved 47% possession in that match and had 9 strikes at goal, with 1 hitting the target, up against Shanghai Port's tally of 15 efforts at goal, 6 of which were on target.  

Jordi Vinyals will be more than satisfied with his side's form of late, having recorded 13 goals in their last 6 encounters and only conceded 3 goals in that time.  Their goal scoring streak away from home now stands at 12 games in a row.  

Their impressive run of form, both away and at home now gives them an unbeaten streak of 17 games in a row.  

On an individual basis, Franko Andrijašević will be looking to get on the scoresheet again having scored 5 goals in Zhejiang Professional's last 6 league games.