**Guangzhou FC Ends Losing Streak, Secures Title with CSL Round 12 Victory Over Shanghai Port**

Guangzhou FC made history on Saturday as they ended a daunting seven-game losing streak with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Shanghai Port in CSL Round 12. The win not only halted their slide but also put them in a strong position to secure the title, with just four games remaining in the league season.

The match was a rollercoaster affair, with both teams creating chances. Guangzhou FC took the lead in the 15th minute through a well-taken goal by striker Andre Schembri, who capitalized on a defensive error. However, the lead lasted only 10 minutes as Shanghai Port leveled the score through a clinical counter-attack. Midfielder Li Haowen, who had been a thorn in Guangzhou’s side all season, finished neatly to send the away fans into raptures.

The second half saw Guangzhou FC raise their intensity, and their efforts were rewarded in the 57th minute when Schembri scored again, this time with a powerful strike from outside the box. Despite a late surge from Shanghai Port, who threw on all their attacking options, Guangzhou FC held firm and ultimately secured the points.

This victory is a significant turning point for Guangzhou FC, who now sit just three points behind league leaders Beijing Guoan with four games remaining. The team’s performance and spirit will be crucial in their quest for the title, and the players’ determination to end their losing streak has reignited hopes among the fans.

Guangzhou FC’s coach, who praised the team’s resilience after the match, said, “This win is a boost to our confidence. We’ve shown our character, and now we need to carry this momentum forward. The title race is far from over, but we’re ready to fight till the end.”

As Guangzhou FC look ahead, the focus will be on maintaining their form and overcoming their remaining fixtures. With this crucial victory under their belt, the team is now a serious contender for the CSL title. Fans can’t wait to see what’s next as Guangzhou FC aim to bring the trophy back to the South.