The Chinese Super League (CSL) is heating up with the final round of matches for teams fighting for their survival in the relegation group. Two crucial matches have already taken place, and both have been intense battles.

On Monday night, Shanghai SIPG took on Guangzhou Evergrande at the Shenhua Stadium. The match was expected to be a tough one, given that both teams are battling for their lives in the relegation zone. However, Shanghai SIPG managed to come out victorious, securing all three points with a narrow 2-1 victory over Guangzhou Evergrande.

Shanghai SIPG's victory came despite playing without several key players due to injuries. Their coach, Guan Dongnan, praised his team's resilience and determination, saying that they never gave up even when things looked bleak. "We were down to 10 men for most of the game, but we didn't give up," he said. "We fought hard until the end and eventually secured the win."

Meanwhile, Wuhan Zall faced Shandong Luneng in another closely contested match at the Olympic Sports Center Stadium. The match was also tight, with both teams exchanging goals in the second half. In the end, Wuhan Zall emerged victorious, taking all three points with a 3-2 victory over Shandong Luneng.

Wuhan Zall's coach, Jang Sung-keun, praised his team's performance after the match. "I'm proud of my players' efforts today," he said. "We fought hard from start to finish and managed to secure the victory against a strong opponent like Shandong Luneng."

Both matches were important for the teams involved, as they will be looking to build momentum heading into the final few rounds of the season. The relegation battle is heating up, and every point counts towards securing a spot in the top flight next year. With two crucial matches already played, it looks like there will be plenty more action to come.