Shenzhen Dragons remain in CSL relegation zone after another loss

The Shenzhen Dragons, one of the most successful football clubs in China's second-tier league, continue to struggle for survival in the Chinese Professional Football League (CPL) as they suffered their third consecutive defeat on Sunday.

The Dragons were defeated by Wuhan Huilongyin Qiaotou, with the result leaving them sitting at the bottom of the table and further pushing them into the relegation zone. The team has now lost six out of eight matches this season, and it seems that they may not be able to avoid the drop if they do not turn things around soon.

The Dragons have struggled throughout the season, with several key players suffering injuries or being suspended due to disciplinary issues. Despite these setbacks, coach Guo Jingui remains optimistic about the team's chances of turning things around, but it will require some serious changes if they hope to escape the relegation zone.

As the club continues to struggle, there is growing concern among fans and analysts alike about the future of the team. Some have called for the club to consider selling off some of its more expensive assets in order to raise funds and stay competitive, while others believe that the club needs to make significant changes to its playing style and tactics if it hopes to compete at the highest level again.

Regardless of what happens next, it is clear that the Shenzhen Dragons will need to work hard if they hope to avoid the drop and return to the top flight of Chinese football. With just four games left in the season, there is still time to turn things around, but time is running out for the team to secure their place in the CPL for another year.