The worst team in the Chinese Super League: 12 goals have been blown away, making it a thorn in the referee's eye and still capable of beating the league's top teams

On June 29, Beijing time, in a game of the 17th round of the Chinese Super League, Shanghai Haigang, the host city, defeated Zhejiang Team 3-1 with three goals from Wu Lei, leading Shanghai Shenhua, the second place of the Chinese Super League, by 5 points, to continue to lead the scoreboard. In this game, Shanghong continued the "bad luck" since the beginning of this season. Three goals were lost in the whole game, but it did not hinder their victory in the end.

In the whole game, two goals of Wu Lei were blown away, and before the end of the game, Li Shenglong's goals were also blown away. The three goals were blown for the same reason, because offside was first. It can also be seen that the way of playing in Hong Kong this year, which is fast on the offensive side, really puts forward higher requirements for the running time of the front line players. In fact, if Wu Lei and Li Shenglong had not wasted their opportunities, they could not have scored three goals in Hong Kong.

But even so, it is not the first time that a single match has performed a "goal cancellation hat trick". Earlier, three goals were cancelled by the referee in a single game against the west coast of Qingdao; Further forward, in the game against Beijing Guoan and Henan Jiuzu, Shanggang was cancelled 6 goals in total. So far, 12 goals have been lost in the last few games! If we add in the other cancelled goals, there may be as many as 20 goals lost in Hong Kong this season, which is undoubtedly the number one in the Chinese Super League.

In the past, Shanggang was once regarded as the favorite of the referee, but this season they suddenly changed and became the "eyesore" of the referee. After all, not all of the cancelled goals are undisputed, but now the problem is that Shanggang seems to be more and more accustomed to playing the role of "victim".

What's more incredible is that even though so many goals have been blown away, the record in Hong Kong is still proud of the CSL. Both the points and the number of goals are second to none in the CSL. In the face of most teams in the Chinese Super League, Shanggang can even achieve "hanging hit", and a large number of cancelled goals prove their terrible strength from one side.