Shandong Luneng vs SHANGHAI SIPG Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips - 01-09-2026

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Match Prediction

Expected score: Shandong Luneng 2-1 SHANGHAI SIPG

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Over 2.5 goalsYes (60%)
Both teams to scoreYes (62%)

The FA Cup quarter-finals bring us an exciting clash between Shandong Luneng and Shanghai SIPG at Jinan Olympic Sports Center Stadium. Both teams are eager to secure a spot in the semi-finals, promising an intriguing contest.

Team form

Shandong Luneng

Shandong Luneng has shown competitive form recently. In their last five matches, they secured two wins, drew two, and lost one, averaging 1.8 goals scored and 1.6 goals conceded per game. Their standout performance was a dominant 4-1 win over Shanghai Shenhua. They’re entering this match with confidence, particularly after overcoming a tough match against SIPG earlier this season.

SHANGHAI SIPG

Shanghai SIPG's recent form has been mixed. They have a win, two losses, and a draw in their last five fixtures, averaging 1.6 goals scored while conceding 1.0 goal per match. Their most recent match saw them score large against Wuhan Three Towns with a 4-0 victory, which will inject some positivity as they face Shandong. An earlier draw against Shandong Luneng in April shows they can go toe-to-toe with this opponent.

Head-to-head

In their last five meetings, head-to-head records show a slight edge for Shanghai SIPG with three wins, one loss, and one draw against Shandong Luneng. In their last clash, which ended in a 1-1 draw, the teams showcased their battling spirit. Shandong’s able to topple SIPG in the 2019 meeting when they won 2-0, and it remains vital for Luneng to harness this in the upcoming match.

Key factors

For Shandong Luneng, the attacking prowess of players like Cryzan, with remarkable stats of 3 goals and 1 assist recently, could be vital in a high-pressure knockout match. Their 4-3-3 formation allows them to maintain offensive pressure, while coach Peng Han can count on solid performances from Guilherme Madruga and Zeca. On the other side, Shanghai SIPG aims to harness their defensive strength under coach Kevin Muscat. With a formation shift to 5-4-1 equipment focused on compact defense, look out for Wei Zhen and Browning Tyias to play crucial roles. The midfield trio led by Mateus Vital is indexed for mischief through creativity and distributing play effectively. The tactical battle could weigh heavily on ball retention and quick transitions.

Prediction

Based on overall statistics, Shandong Luneng is viewed as a probable home win. They have been in healthy form at home and are familiar with the demands of taking on a tough opponent like SIPG. Passing accuracy, coupled with their ability to outscore slightly against SIPG when they click, underlines their strategic advantage. The anticipated open play suggests Shandong may find the net multiple times.

Given Shandong's home advantage and recent performance suggesting they score when it matters, expect them to capitalize on their familiar surroundings. Shandong Luneng is favored to come out on top in this quarter-final matchup.

Match info

Tournaments:

FA Cup(Quarter-finals)

Referee:

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Stadium

Jinan Olympic Sports Center Stadium, Jinan

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