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Shanghai
Shanghai1st in CBA (38-4)
VS
Zhejiang Guangsha
Zhejiang Guangsha2nd in CBA (33-9)

Shanghai vs Zhejiang Guangsha

Friday, Jun 5, 2026 · --:--

Shanghai Arena

Final
Shanghai
103–82
Zhejiang Guangsha

Shanghai won

✓Our prediction was correct

Our Prediction

AI Match Analysis

Shanghai hosts Zhejiang Guangsha at Shanghai Arena in what promises to be a pivotal playoff encounter between the CBA's top two seeds. Both teams enter with identical rest situations - 72 hours since their last meeting on June 2nd when Guangsha secured a crucial 101-93 road victory.

Shanghai's playoff form shows resilience despite that recent setback, having won 2 of their 3 home games in recent playoff meetings. The #1 seed averaged 98.8 points per game during the regular season with a dominant 88.5% win rate, though they've shown vulnerability in road situations during this series. Their home court advantage at Shanghai Arena could prove decisive, especially with questionable players Cui Xiaolong and L. Liu potentially returning.

Zhejiang Guangsha arrives with momentum from their June 2nd victory but faces the challenge of winning on the road where they managed just 15 wins in 26 regular season games. The #2 seed's 91.6 points per game average suggests a more methodical approach, though they've shown they can match Shanghai's pace when needed.

With both teams dealing with similar injury concerns and rest situations, home court advantage becomes the primary differentiator. Shanghai's 25-1 home record during the regular season and their ability to bounce back from defeats makes them the logical choice to cover a modest spread and push this series forward.

Key Factors

Last 10 head-to-head matchups

Shanghai (6)Zhejiang Guangsha (4)
Jun 2, 26
(H)Zhejiang Guangsha101 - 93Shanghai(A)
H
May 31, 26
(H)Zhejiang Guangsha77 - 110Shanghai(A)
A
May 28, 26
(H)Shanghai91 - 88Zhejiang Guangsha(A)
H
May 26, 26
(H)Shanghai101 - 90Zhejiang Guangsha(A)
H
Jan 5, 26
(H)Shanghai99 - 77Zhejiang Guangsha(A)
H
Dec 21, 25
(H)Zhejiang Guangsha97 - 90Shanghai(A)
H
Mar 17, 25
(H)Zhejiang Guangsha114 - 101Shanghai(A)
H
Mar 7, 25
(H)Shanghai92 - 88Zhejiang Guangsha(A)
H
Mar 7, 24
(H)Zhejiang Guangsha99 - 102Shanghai(A)
A
Dec 25, 23
(H)Shanghai120 - 124Zhejiang Guangsha(A)
A

Expert H2H Analysis

AI Insight

In their recent playoff meetings, these teams have split four encounters with Shanghai taking the May 26th (101-90) and May...

In their recent playoff meetings, these teams have split four encounters with Shanghai taking the May 26th (101-90) and May 28th (91-88) home games, while Guangsha responded with a blowout 110-77 victory on May 31st before edging the June 2nd contest 101-93. The scoring has been volatile, ranging from 77 to 110 points in individual performances. Shanghai holds a slight historical edge in recent regular season meetings, winning 3 of their last 4 encounters dating back to 2025, including a dominant 99-77 home victory in January 2026.

Last 15 matches across all competitionsCBA matches highlighted

Shanghai

15 of 15 in CBA

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Form Rating

8.7/10

Shanghai Form Analysis

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Shanghai enters with an outstanding 46-6 regular season record but coming off a disappointing 93-101...

Shanghai enters with an outstanding 46-6 regular season record but coming off a disappointing 93-101 road loss on June 2nd. Their home dominance during the regular season was exceptional at 25-1, averaging 97.6 points while allowing just 82.1. The team has shown excellent playoff resilience, winning 8 of their last 11 postseason games across multiple series. Key concerns include the status of H. Whiteside and Yuan Tangwen who remain out, while Cui Xiaolong and L. Liu are questionable after missing recent action. Their 72-hour rest period should help address any fatigue issues from the intense playoff schedule.

Zhejiang Guangsha

15 of 15 in CBA

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Form Rating

6/10

Zhejiang Guangsha Form Analysis

Analysis

Zhejiang Guangsha brings momentum from their June 2nd victory but faces the challenge of performing...

Zhejiang Guangsha brings momentum from their June 2nd victory but faces the challenge of performing away from home where they struggled during the regular season at 15-11. Their 39-13 overall record reflects solid consistency, though their 88.8 road scoring average was notably lower than their 94.3 home mark. The team has won 2 of their last 4 playoff games in this series but showed vulnerability in the May 31st blowout loss. Multiple players including Sampson Jacquard, Su Ruoyu, X. Junwei, and Zhao Yanhao carry questionable tags, while C. Xinquan and Wang Xinrui remain sidelined. Their identical 72-hour rest situation levels the fatigue factor.

Season Overview

2025/2026 Season

Record
Shanghai46-688.5%
Zhejiang Guangsha39-1473.6%
Avg Points Scored
Shanghai98.8
Zhejiang Guangsha91.6
Avg Points Allowed
Shanghai83.5
Zhejiang Guangsha84.2

shieldShanghai4

  • Cui Xiaolong

    Questionable

  • Yuan Tangwen

    Injured

  • H. Whiteside

    Injured

  • L. Liu

    Questionable
Cui Xiaolong
Yuan Tangwen
H. Whiteside
L. Liu

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  • Sampson Jacquard

    Questionable

  • Su Ruoyu

    Questionable

  • Wang Xinrui

    Injured

  • Zhao Yanhao

    Questionable

  • X. Junwei

    Questionable
Sampson Jacquard
Su Ruoyu
Wang Xinrui
Zhao Yanhao
X. Junwei
C. Xinquan

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Availability data is sourced from official team reports and may not reflect real-time updates.

More Predictions

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Home Advantage

Moderate

Recent Form

Strong

H2H Record

Even

Injury Impact

High

Point Differential
Shanghai+15.3
Zhejiang Guangsha+7.4

Shanghai vs Zhejiang Guangsha - Match Analysis

Should I take Shanghai to cover the home spread?

Yes, Shanghai's 25-1 regular season home record and proven ability to bounce back from defeats makes them strong home favorites. Their recent playoff meetings show they can control games at Shanghai Arena, winning both May 26th and 28th contests. The identical rest situations for both teams neutralizes fatigue factors, leaving home court advantage as the primary differentiator in this closely-matched series.

Will this game go over or under 190 points?

Recent playoff meetings suggest moderate scoring with totals ranging from 164 to 187 points. Both teams averaged around 90-100 points per game during the regular season, and playoff intensity typically reduces offensive efficiency. The under appears safer given both teams' defensive capabilities and the high stakes nature of this playoff encounter where execution becomes more conservative.

How important is home court advantage in this matchup?

Extremely important given Shanghai's 25-1 regular season home record versus Guangsha's 15-11 road mark. The 72-hour rest period is identical for both teams, making venue the primary differentiating factor. Shanghai has already demonstrated their home court effectiveness in this series, winning both May 26th and 28th games at Shanghai Arena by comfortable margins.

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