Chengdu Rongcheng’s campaign in the Chinese Super League ended in disappointment after the club lost its final four matches of the season, surrendering a 12‑point lead and consequently missing out on the league title.
The string of defeats came at a critical stage of the competition, eroding the advantage Chengdu had built up earlier in the campaign. With each loss, the gap between the team and the top of the table narrowed, ultimately allowing a rival side to overtake them and claim the championship.
Club officials and supporters expressed frustration at the collapse, noting that the team had been in a strong position to secure the title before the run of defeats. No specific reasons for the downturn were detailed in the available reports.
The Chinese Super League, the country’s premier football competition, sees intense competition among its clubs each season. Chengdu’s failure to maintain its lead highlights the unpredictable nature of the league, where momentum can shift rapidly in the closing weeks.
Looking ahead, Chengdu Rongcheng will need to regroup and address the issues that led to the late‑season slump if they hope to challenge for the title again next year.
<small>Source: BBC Sport — read the original story there.</small>
