The Chinese League Super Cup (CSL) is one of the most prestigious and competitive football matches in China, with teams from all over the country vying for glory. In the latest edition of the tournament, Wuhan and Shandong met each other in the quarter-finals on Sunday afternoon.

Both teams have been performing well this season, with Wuhan having won their last two matches while Shandong has also managed to secure victories against some of the league's top clubs. However, it was the surprise of the season when Wuhan defeated Shandong 4-2 in the quarter-final match.

In the opening half of the game, both teams struggled to find their rhythm, but they were able to score through a header by Wuhan's goalkeeper after just 15 minutes. However, Shandong responded immediately, scoring through a goalmouth scramble that saw Wuhan goalkeeper diving out of position.

Despite the early goals, Wuhan continued to press forward and found themselves in a tight battle with Shandong. They eventually broke free from the backline and scored a second goal in the 69th minute to take a 2-1 lead.

However, Shandong pulled off a remarkable comeback, scoring three goals in the 85th, 90th and 95th minutes to level the scores at 2-2. This brought the game into extra time, where Wuhan were forced to make several crucial substitutions in order to hold onto the lead.

In the final minutes of extra time, Wuhan were awarded a penalty kick and scored with ease, securing the win for their side. The victory sealed Wuhan's place in the semi-finals, with Shandong now facing the winners of the other quarter-final between Jiangsu and Guangdong.

Overall, the CSL Quarter-Finals was a thrilling display of football with both teams putting in a strong effort throughout the match. It was a testament to how talented Wuhan are as a team and how much they can compete against any opponent in China. With their performance in the quarter-finals, Wuhan will be hoping to continue their success in the league next year.