Henan FC pulled off an impressive second-half comeback to claim a vital 3–1 victory over Qingdao Hainiu in their Chinese Super League encounter, with Ghanaian forward Frank Acheampong capping off the win with a well-taken goal.
Qingdao Hainiu started the match brightly and broke the deadlock in the 25th minute.
Jin Yonghao found the back of the net after a well-crafted move, assisted by Song Wenjie, putting Qindao ahead and setting the tone for what initially looked like a dominant display.
However, Henan FC regrouped and came out firing in the second half.
Their persistence paid off in the 65th minute when Brazilian defender Lucas Maia grabbed the equaliser, reigniting hope for the home crowd.
The momentum shifted entirely in Henan’s favour just six minutes later.
With Qingdao on the back foot, Henan’s relentless pressure led to a second goal in the 71st minute, marking the team’s first lead of the match and setting the stage for a dramatic finish.
The final blow came from none other than Frank Acheampong, who sealed the victory with a clinical finish.
The Ghanaian forward showed his quality and composure in front of goal, making it 3–1 and effectively putting the game beyond Qingdao’s reach.
This is Frank Acheampong’s second goal of the season.
The win sees Henan FC climb to 12th place on the Chinese Super League table, giving them a crucial boost as the season progresses.
It was a spirited performance that highlighted their resilience and attacking prowess, especially in the second half.
Henan FC will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming fixtures, while Qingdao Hainiu will be left to reflect on a missed opportunity after letting their early lead slip away.
