China Super League

Shanghai East Asia Form, Stats and Predictions

Shanghai East Asia won 21, drew 14 and lost 15 of its last 50 finished matches, scoring 1.68 and conceding 1.40 goals per game.

Wins: 42% W-D-L 21-14-15 in 50 matches
Goals per game: 1.68 Scored · 1.40 conceded per game
Current run: W Last result: win
Over 2.5 goals: 58% 29 of the last 50 matches

None of the shared outcomes is far from the 30-day average; the widest gap is Both teams scored (64% against 55%).

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D Draw
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Shanghai East Asia won its most recent match. It has scored in each of its last 7 matches.

How often each outcome happens in Shanghai East Asia matches

Share of Shanghai East Asia's last 50 finished matches. “Avg” is the rate across all matches we covered in the last 30 days, shown only for outcomes that do not depend on which team you look at.

Match result

Won 21/50 42%
Draw 14/50avg 24% 28%
Lost 15/50 30%
Did not lose 35/50 70%

Over/Under goals

Over 1.5 goals 40/50avg 78% 80%
Over 2.5 goals 29/50avg 56% 58%
Under 2.5 goals 21/50avg 44% 42%
Over 3.5 goals 19/50avg 35% 38%
Under 3.5 goals 31/50avg 65% 62%

First half

Ahead at half-time 17/50 34%
Level at half-time 22/50avg 40% 44%
Behind at half-time 11/50 22%
Over 0.5 first-half goals 35/50avg 72% 70%
Over 1.5 first-half goals 18/50avg 37% 36%

Goals by team

Both teams scored 32/50avg 55% 64%
Not both teams scored 18/50avg 45% 36%
Scored at least once 40/50 80%
Clean sheet 12/50 24%

Total goals

0–1 total goals 10/50avg 22% 20%
2–3 total goals 21/50avg 43% 42%
4–6 total goals 15/50avg 26% 30%
7+ total goals 4/50avg 9% 8%

Half-time/full-time and odd/even

Ahead at half-time and won 13/50 26%
Level at half-time, then won 7/50 14%
Level at half-time and full-time 8/50avg 14% 16%
Behind at half-time and lost 8/50 16%
Odd number of goals 24/50avg 50% 48%
Even number of goals 26/50avg 50% 52%

Home and away

The same 50 matches, split into home games and away games.

The biggest gap between home and away is “Ahead at half-time”: 26% at home against 41% on the road.

OutcomeHomeAway
Won Home35% Away48%
Over 2.5 goals Home52% Away63%
Both teams scored Home61% Away67%
Ahead at half-time Home26% Away41%
Clean sheet Home26% Away22%
Even number of goals Home57% Away48%

Goals per match

The most common total in Shanghai East Asia matches is 2 goals, which came up in 11 of the last 50.

0–1 goals 10/50 20%
2 goals 11/50 22%
3 goals 10/50 20%
4 goals 8/50 16%
5 goals 7/50 14%
6+ goals 4/50 8%

Competitions

Super League accounts for 34 of the 50 matches; the rest are spread over 4 other competitions.

Super League 34/50 68%
AFC Champions League 11/50 22%
FA Cup 3/50 6%
Super Cup 1/50 2%
Club Friendly 1/50 2%

Most frequent opponents

Shandong Luneng is the opponent Shanghai East Asia has faced most often in this period, with 4 meetings.

Shandong Luneng W WinL LossD DrawL Loss 4 meetings
Hangzhou Greentown W WinD DrawW Win 3 meetings
Beijing Guoan D DrawD DrawL Loss 3 meetings
Sichuan Jiuniu W WinD DrawD Draw 3 meetings
Qingdao Jonoon W WinL LossW Win 3 meetings
Zhixing D DrawL LossW Win 3 meetings

Past matches

All finished matches in our data, newest first. Half-time score in brackets.

20 of 382 matches

03/11/2026 Newcastle Jets FC - Shanghai East AsiaAsia AFC Champions League 2-4(0-2) W Win
27/10/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Công An Nhân DânAsia AFC Champions League 2-3(1-1) L Loss
24/10/2026 Tianjin Teda - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 1-3(0-1) W Win
18/10/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Chengdu Better CityChina Super League 3-0(0-0) W Win
13/10/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Daejeon CitizenAsia AFC Champions League 1-1(0-0) D Draw
09/10/2026 Hangzhou Greentown - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 2-4(1-2) W Win
15/09/2026 Ratchaburi - Shanghai East AsiaAsia AFC Champions League 4-6(0-3) W Win
05/09/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Beijing GuoanChina Super League 0-0(0-0) D Draw
01/09/2026 Shandong Luneng - Shanghai East AsiaChina FA Cup 0-3(0-2) W Win
28/08/2026 Sichuan Jiuniu - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 0-1(0-0) W Win
23/08/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Qingdao JonoonChina Super League 2-1(1-1) W Win
19/08/2026 Shanghai East Asia - ZhixingChina Super League 1-1(0-1) D Draw
14/08/2026 Wuhan Three Towns - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 2-3(1-0) W Win
09/08/2026 Tongliang Long - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 2-3(2-2) W Win
01/08/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Shandong LunengChina Super League 0-1(0-1) L Loss
25/07/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Shanghai ShenhuaChina Super League 2-0(2-0) W Win
21/07/2026 Shanghai East Asia - Sichuan JiuniuChina FA Cup 1-1(1-0) D Draw
17/07/2026 Yukun - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 2-2(0-2) D Draw
04/07/2026 Qingdao YI - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 2-1(0-0) L Loss
27/06/2026 Henan Jianye - Shanghai East AsiaChina Super League 1-2(1-1) W Win

Quick answers

How has Shanghai East Asia played recently?

In its last 50 finished matches Shanghai East Asia won 21 (42%), drew 14 and lost 15, scoring 1.68 and conceding 1.40 goals per game.

Do Shanghai East Asia matches usually have over 2.5 goals?

Over 2.5 goals came up in 29 of the last 50 (58%), so in close to six matches in ten. Both teams scored in 32 of them. Across all matches we covered in the last 30 days, the rate was 56%.

Is Shanghai East Asia stronger at home or away?

Away, which is less usual: it won 48% of its away matches in this sample, against 35% at home.

How often does Shanghai East Asia keep a clean sheet?

Shanghai East Asia kept a clean sheet in 12 of its last 50 matches and failed to score in 10.

How the figures are calculated

Every figure comes from the final and half-time scores of Shanghai East Asia's last 50 finished matches in our data, across all competitions. Pre-match prices and model forecasts are not used.

Each outcome is counted from Shanghai East Asia's side: “Won” means Shanghai East Asia won, whether it played at home or away. The 30-day average uses all matches we covered and is only shown where the outcome is the same for both teams, such as over 2.5 goals or both teams scoring.

A high figure describes what has happened before. It is not a forecast of the next match.