Guangdong GZ-Power secured promotion to the 2027 Chinese Super League and clinched the 2026 China League One title on October 11 with a 3-1 comeback win over Jiangxi Dingnan United, reaching 60 points after 26 matches and finishing four rounds early. The side’s +33 goal difference and 18-6-2 record reflect consistent attacking output and defensive stability that separated it from the pack. Nantong Zhiyun sits second on 48 points, followed by Guangxi Hengchen and Shenzhen Juniors, with four rounds remaining and two promotion places typically available. Recent form, points deductions affecting several clubs, and the tight battle for the second automatic spot continue to shape trader views on the final promotion outcomes.