On the night of May 5, Beijing time, the 2021 Chinese Super League was in full swing, and in the third round, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai Seaport had a fierce duel at the Suzhou Sports Center. In the first half, both sides failed to break the deadlock and the score remained at 0-0. However, the drama took a dramatic turn in the second half. In the 62nd minute, Shanghai Harbor's Muy scored the first goal of the match with a clever shot from the front of the penalty area. The game took a turn for the worse in the 85th minute, when buy Tijiang, who had just come on for less than 5 minutes, was shown a red card by the referee for a stamping action and was sent off. In the 90th minute, Shenhua's Moreno encountered Lu Wenjun's tugging inside the penalty area, and the referee ruled that a foul had been committed, and Shenhua was awarded a penalty kick. The referee awarded a penalty kick to Shenhua, which was converted by Bassogo, bringing the score to 1-1. In the end, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai Seaport shook hands to end the ups and downs of the match.
