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Win: Shanghai
63%
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Based on data as of 14 Oct, 12:45Shanghai are tipped to win, with a 63% probability according to the model.
Shanghai have dominated this fixture in recent years, winning five of the last six meetings. The most recent encounter on 30 January 2026 ended 101:92 in their favour, and they have not lost to Shenzhen since April 2024. That record carries weight even if Shanghai's own form has been poor.
The hosts have taken four defeats in their last five matches. They lost 87:101 away to Beijing Royal Fighters on 26 September and 66:107 to Rytas two days later. Their only victory in that span came 103:82 against Zhejiang Guangsha Lions at home on 5 June. The scoring margins tell a story — they have failed to reach 90 points in three of those five games.
Shenzhen are marginally better off in recent weeks with two wins from five. They beat Zhejiang Golden Bulls 95:91 away on 10 May and won 91:80 at home against Zhejiang Guangsha Lions on 21 May. But they have also lost heavily, including 102:111 away and 88:97 at home to the same Lions side. The pattern of inconsistency mirrors Shanghai's own struggles.
Shanghai are expected to score 107 points against Shenzhen's 94.8. That 12.2-point gap reflects the historical dominance in head-to-head meetings. Shanghai average 37.6% from the field compared to Shenzhen's 36.25%, and they commit fewer turnovers at 12.57 versus 11.75. The rebounding numbers are almost identical at 38.86 to 38.25.
A Shanghai win stops holding if they replicate their recent shooting struggles. They have scored under 90 points in three of their last five matches, and Shenzhen have shown they can capitalise on defensive mistakes. The visitors won 95:91 away in May, proving they can compete when Shanghai are not at their best.