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East Asia Wrap: Shenhua drop points; Suwon upstage Ulsan
Hong Kong: Shanghai Shenhua played out an eight-goal classic against Yunnan Yukun as their lead was reduced in China PR while Shanghai Port kept the pressure on with another convincing win.
In Korea Republic, Suwon FC came from behind to beat Ulsan HD in a five-goal contest. Over in Macau, Shao Jiang edged Must IPO in a top-of-the-table clash to reignite the title race.

Join the-AFC.com as we recap the latest round of domestic action across East Asia.

China PR: Shenhua fight back for a point, Port keep pace
Shanghai Shenhua came from 3-0 down to salvage a point in a thrilling 4–4 draw away to Yunnan Yukun. Yunnan raced to what seemed a winning lead through Nene (14th), Luo Jing (25th) and Oscar Maritu (33rd) but Shenhua pulled one back just before half-time via Gao Tianyi.

Jiang Shenglong further reduced the deficit in the 53rd minute but Pedro Henrique netted in the 65th as Yunnan looked to have done the job. Shenhua refused to give up with Yu Hanchao (77th) and Andre Luis (81st) scoring as the leaders salvaged a point.
The draw, however, allowed defending champions Shanghai Port - who beat Meizhou Hakka 4-2 - to narrow the gap to four points. Gabrielzinho opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the 15th minute, followed by goals from Leonardo (20th), a Wang Jianan own goal (29th) and Liu Ruofan (41st).

Meizhou responded through Zhong Haoran (57th) and Rodrigo Henrique (67th), but it wasn't enough to prevent defeat. Port are second with 41 points; Meizhou remain 14th on 13.

Elsewhere, Chengdu Rongcheng edged Shandong Taishan 2–1, Beijing FC were held 2–2 by Tianjin Jinmen Tiger and Zhejiang defeated Peng City 4–2.

Korea Republic: Suwon stun Ulsan in thriller
Defending champions Ulsan HD dropped points for the second week in a row, falling 3–2 at home to Suwon FC in head coach Kim Pan-gon's final match.
Ulsan took the lead through Cho Hyun-taek (50th) and Ko Seung-beom (63rd) but Suwon replied with three goals in 11 minutes. Pablo Sabbag struck twice (59th, 67th) before Willian netted the winner in the 70th minute.

Ulsan are now seventh with 31 points, while Suwon move up to 10th with 28.

Macau: Shao Jiang close gap in title race
Shao Jiang reignited the Macau Championship Group title race with a crucial 2–1 win over league leaders Must IPO in their top-of-the-table clash.
The victory closed the gap to just one point, with Must IPO still first on 41 points with Shao Jiang one point adrft.

In the other key fixture, Benfica secured a 4–1 away win over the University of Macau to climb to fourth with 25 points. University sit third with 26 points.