Cangzhou City Football Club has successfully defended their title in the Chinese Super League (CSL) competition, defeating their arch-rivals Shandong Luneng on penalties after a 1-1 draw at the Cangzhou Sports Center on October 25th.

The match was a closely contested affair, with both teams displaying impressive displays throughout the game. Shandong Luneng were initially leading thanks to a goal scored by Ye Liqiang from a penalty kick, but Cangzhou managed to equalize through a header from Guo Xiaoyu just before the break.

In the second half, Cangzhou continued to dominate the match and eventually sealed victory with a penalty shootout. The shootout saw both sides compete for control of the ball, with each team having three shots to score. In the end, it was Cangzhou who capitalized on a poor save from Shandong Luneng goalkeeper Zhang Jianwei, scoring the winning goal through a header.

The win was a significant achievement for Cangzhou City Football Club, as they have been consistently performing well this season despite facing tough challenges from other clubs. The club's manager, Lu Yifan, expressed his satisfaction with the performance of his players and said that he believes that the team can continue to perform well in the future.

Overall, Cangzhou City Football Club's defense has been outstanding this season, and the club is now looking forward to continuing their strong performances in the upcoming seasons.