This season, Shanghai Port FC has shown a new tactical identity, particularly in matches against league rivals, where high pressing and quick transitions have become key to their victories. The team's coach made it clear at the start of the season that this approach was intended to enhance the team's competitiveness.

In matchups against strong teams, Shanghai Port FC deployed a new 4-4-2 formation that increased midfield pressure to limit the opponents' passing options. This tactic was clearly evident in their game against Beijing Guoan, where Shanghai Port FC dominated possession and won 3-1.

The team's quick transition strategy has also proven effective in matches. Once regaining possession, Shanghai Port FC players swiftly move the ball forward, aiming to exploit their speed advantages to breach the opponent's defense. This strategy heavily relies on the pace and dribbling abilities of wingers like Li Zhiliang and Liang Kun, who frequently pose a threat during matches.

The new tactical setup has not only improved Shanghai Port FC's overall performance but has reignited fans' hopes for the season. As the matches progress, the team's cohesion is also increasing, and it is expected that Shanghai Port FC will continue to push for better standings in the upcoming fixtures.