As the CSL (China Soccer League) season draws to a close, one team has emerged as a clear underdog - CSL Wuhan. The team's recent loss away from home against their rivals, Shandong Luneng, has put immense pressure on them to perform well in the remaining matches.

CSL Wuhan is currently sitting at the bottom of the league table with just three wins and four losses so far this season. Their struggles have been highlighted by a string of poor performances, including conceding five goals in a single match against Shanghai SIPG.

The team's head coach, Zhang Jike, has acknowledged that the team needs to improve if they hope to avoid relegation. He has called upon his players to step up and show more determination and commitment, saying "We need to be more focused and disciplined if we want to turn things around."

The team's struggles away from home have also come under scrutiny. They have only won two games on the road this season, while losing seven. This has led to calls for the team to focus more on improving their defensive performance, particularly against strong opponents like Shandong Luneng.

With the remaining fixtures against teams such as Beijing Guoan and Shandong Taishan, CSL Wuhan will need to perform strongly if they hope to secure their place in the top flight next season. A win or two could go a long way towards achieving this goal, but it will require a complete overhaul of the team's tactics and approach.

In conclusion, CSL Wuhan's recent loss away from home against Shandong Luneng has set the tone for the remainder of the season. With the team's current position and the looming threat of relegation, they must step up their game and start performing better on the road. Only then can they hope to secure their place in the top tier of Chinese football.