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Jonathan White

Australian Aaron Mooy made a winning start to his Chinese Super League career, with the new arrival from the English Premier League scoring the winner on his debut on Tuesday.
With the game between Shanghai SIPG and Wuhan Zall scoreless at the interval, it took 14 second-half minutes for the combination of Marko Arnautovic and Oscar to break the deadlock.
The Austrian striker powered home a header from the Brazilian’s corner for a seventh goal of the season.
Then, 11 minutes later, Mooy latched on to a reverse pass from Oscar to calmly lift the ball over Dong Hengyi for a debut goal that would prove vital.


The Shanghai side suffered a scare when Wuhan cut the lead with 10 minutes left. Jean Evrard Kouassi set up Eddy Gnahore to score but the scoreline remained 2-1 at the final whistle.
Those three points stretched the 2018 champions’ lead at the top of group A to four points as Beijing Guoan were held to a draw in a six-goal thriller in Tuesday’s other game.


The 2009 winners took on local rivals Hebei China Fortune in Suzhou and were soon behind to Xie Feng’s side.
Newly naturalised Chinese striker Ricardo Goulart broke the deadlock after 10 minutes, cushioning a volley home from a Buya Turay pass.
Renato Augusto then levelled the scores in some style, taking a Cedric Bakambu pass, ghosting past Ding Haifeng in defence and then chipping goalkeeper Bao Yaxiong.
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The duo combined for Guoan’s second goal in first-half stoppage time, Bakambu heading in an Augusto cross for the half-time lead.
Another naturalised Chinese player on loan from Guangzhou Evergrande appeared to have sealed the points for Beijing in the 89th minute.
Alan Carvalho fired home to make it 3-1, finally adding another goal after a host of chances and a disallowed strike.
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Bruno Genesio’s side were made to count for their second-half profligacy in stoppage time.
First, Zhang Chengdong arrowed a goal into the top corner from the edge of the box to make it 3-2 before a clumsy challenge from substitute goalkeeper Guo Quanbo handed a penalty to Hebei.
Wuhan remain in the fourth and final spot in the chase for the championship games and the possibility of an AFC Champions League spot in the second round. Hebei are only a point behind in fifth.


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Shanghai SIPG’s Aaron Mooy scores debut Chinese Super League winner

Beijing Guoan’s Alan Carvalho celebrates his last-minute goal with teammate Renato Augusto. Hebei China Fortune scored two goals in stoppage time to end the Chinese Super League game 3-3. Photo: Xinhua

Chinese Super League: Jordi Cruyff gets first Shenzhen win; Rafa Benitez’s Dalian Pro held to draw by Shanghai Shenhua

Salomon Rondon of Dalian Pro celebrates his eighth goal of the Chinese Super League season against Shanghai Shenhua in Dalian. Photo: Xinhua

Chinese Super League: Chongqing Lifan beat Hebei CFFC, Shijiazhuang Ever Bright edge Wuhan Zall

Matheus (right) of Shijiazhuang Ever Bright celebrates scoring against Wuhan Zall. Photo: Xinhua

CSL: Beijing Guoan boost championship chances as Shanghai SIPG extend lead

Renato Augusto was on the scoresheet for Beijing Guoan in their derby win against Tianjin Teda. Photo: Xinhua

Chinese Super League: Wuhan Zall hold Beijing Guoan as fans finally see them in action

Wuhan Zall players applaud their supporters after the draw with Beijing Guoan. Photo: Xinhua

(200906) -- SUZHOU, Sept. 6, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Supporters of Wuhan Zall cheer for the team during the 9th round match between Wuhan Zall and Beijing Guoan at the postponed 2020 season Chinese Football Association Super League (CSL) Suzhou Division in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province, Sept. 6, 2020. (Xinhua/Li Bo)

CSL: Hebei CFFC end Shanghai SIPG unbeaten run, Shijiazhuang Ever Bright edge Qingdao Huanghai

Ricardo Goulart of Hebei China Fortune celebrates after Wang Qiuming scores the opening goal against Shanghai SIPG in the Chinese Super League. Photo: Xinhua

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Beijing Guoan score in last minute to lead 3-1 before conceding two goals to Hebei China Fortune in stoppage time



Shanghai SIPG extend lead at top of table thanks to Australian’s debut winner, as Beijing Guoan score in last minute to lead 3-1 before conceding two goals in stoppage time to Hebei China Fortune.


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