The CSL 2024 season wrapped up in spectacular fashion as Wu Lei’s brace spearheaded Shanghai Port to a 5-0 home victory over Tianjin Jinmen Tiger, helping the defending champions wrap up their second straight title and third in club history.

Wu Lei was instrumental in Shanghai Port's success throughout the fiercely-competitive season, shattering the previous single-season scoring record of 29 goals by netting 34 to finish 13 ahead of Zhejiang's Leonardo.

Port's victory rendered the outcome of Shenhua's game at Chengdu Rongcheng irrelevant to the title race, with the city rivals securing a 2-1 victory and second place in the standings, while Chengdu finished third.

In other matches, Shenzhen triumphed 2-1 over already-relegated Nantong Zhiyun, while Qingdao Hainiu edged Cangzhou Mighty Lions 1-0. Meizhou Hakka, who lost 2-1 at Shandong Taishan, will join Nantong in the second tier next season.

Zhejiang scored twice in the last 10 minutes to secure a 2-2 draw at Changchun Yatai, Wuhan Three Towns suffered a 3-1 defeat at home to Qingdao West Coast, and Beijing settled for a 1-1 home draw with Henan.

Ulsan clinched their third consecutive K League 1 title by holding off second-place Gangwon FC 2-1 to reach 68 points, seven ahead of Gangwon with two matches to go. 

Gimcheon Sangmu FC are third with 60 points after edging Suwon FC 1-0.

Gustav Ludwigson scored in the 35th minute for Ulsan and Joo Min-kyu had the other goal for the champions in the 53rd minute in rainy conditions.

Gangwon responded six minutes later, when Lee Sang-heon scored on a floating shot from just inside the box that went in off the right post.

This is Ulsan's fifth league title overall, putting them in a tie for fourth with Pohang Steelers.

Meanwhile, FC Anyang were promoted to the top-tier for the first time in club history after playing to a goalless draw against Bucheon FC 1995.

With one match remaining, Anyang reached 62 points to secure the top spot and earn a direct ticket to the K League 1 next season.

Sanfrecce Hiroshima’s J1 League title hopes took a hit after Taiki Hirato's 62nd-minute strike sealed a 1-0 win for Kyoto Sanga.

The result leaves Michael Skibbe's men on 65 points after 35 rounds, two adrift of defending champions Vissel Kobe, who moved to the top by beating relegation-threatened Jubilo Iwata.

Kyoto midfielder Taiki Hirato's 62nd-minute strike secured the upset at Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima, where the second-place hosts were aiming to retake the J1 lead from Kobe.

With three games left, Sanfrecce have little margin for error as they bid for their first J1 crown since 2015.

Third-place Machida Zelvia saw their hopes of a championship in their maiden J1 campaign fade further with a 2-1 loss to already-relegated Sagan Tosu.

Go Kuroda's men remain seven points back from Kobe after Tsubasa Terayama's late header got the result for the hosts at Ekimae Real Estate Stadium.

Hong Kong Premier League leaders Eastern were held to a 1-1 stalemate by 10-man Tai Po in a top of the table clash.

Lee Man failed to take advantage as they were also held to a 1-1 draw by Kitchee SC to remain third in the standings.

Elsewhere, HK Rangers shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw with Southern District RSA, while Hong Kong FC defeated North District 2-0.