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Chengdu Pressure, Mid-Table Stakes, and a Chance for Sichuan to Rewrite Their Season
Tournament: CBA 2025-26 | Venue: Sichuan Provincial Gymnasium (Chengdu) | Tip Off: 17:05:00
Live Streaming: AI Score App
Beijing Royal Fighters to win
| Bookmaker | Team A | Team B |
|---|---|---|
| Leo Vegas | NA | NA |
Sichuan sit 20th at 0–11, and the last five results shown underline the size of the challenge: they’ve been consistently beaten and, in some games, pulled apart by large margins. That context changes their approach—rather than chasing a perfect performance, Sichuan’s best path is to play with structure, keep the game close, and create scoreboard pressure late.
The practical focus is on cutting “free points.” If Sichuan can reduce transition leaks and long scoring droughts, they give themselves a chance to turn the crowd into a factor and test Beijing’s composure in the fourth quarter.
The head-to-head snapshot also provides a mental hook. Sichuan have taken this matchup before, so if they can string together a strong start and keep it within a couple of possessions, belief can replace desperation—and that’s usually the first step toward breaking a winless run.
Beijing Royal Fighters arrive 16th at 4–7 in the standings, which makes this a “bank the points” road trip more than a spectacle game. Their last five shown include two wins but also three losses, and the defeat at Tianjin shows what happens if they allow a game to become loose and momentum-led.
The mission is to keep control—especially early. If the Royal Fighters defend with discipline, avoid gifting Sichuan easy runs, and build a steady lead, they can turn this into a professional road win rather than a late-game scramble.
Still, the head-to-head list warns against complacency. Sichuan have upset them in recent seasons, so Beijing Royal Fighters need a sharp opening, strong bench minutes, and reliable execution late to ensure they don’t become the opponent that ends Sichuan’s losing streak.
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Shamorie Ponds |
| SG | Ruiqi Duan |
| SF | Hanyi Jing |
| PF | Wenxue Yang |
| C | Jinxiao Li |
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Sanning Liao |
| SG | Grant Riller |
| SF | Reggie Perry |
| PF | Yuchen Zou |
| C | Zijie Shen |
Sichuan welcome Beijing Royal Fighters on January 8 (17:05) at Sichuan Provincial Gymnasium (Chengdu), with a bottom-side Sichuan still searching for their first win. Beijing Royal Fighters arrive with more to protect in the table, but their recent form shows inconsistency—meaning the visitors can’t afford a flat start.
Head-to-Head Record (Last 5)
Beijing Royal Fighters have won all five of the five listed meetings between the two sides.
| Player Name | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals/Blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ruiqi Duan | 16.9 | 1.8 | 3.1 | 1.6/0 |
| Grant Riller | 23.6 | 2.6 | 3.7 | 1.4/0.1 |