Relegation battle in the Chinese Super League (CSL) round 25 is heating up, with teams vying for their survival and the chance to continue playing in the top tier of Chinese football.

The CSL is one of the most competitive leagues in Asia, with teams from across the continent competing for honours. However, the bottom three teams in the league will be relegated to the second-tier Chinese Football Association Championship (CAF).

In round 25, the relegation battle is shaping up to be a tough one, with several teams fighting for their lives. The bottom three teams in the table are Hubei Zall, Shandong Luneng Taishan and Shanghai Shenxin, who all have just two wins and five losses each.

Hubei Zall, currently at the bottom of the table, has been struggling to find form this season, losing six out of seven games so far. They face a daunting task against their arch-rivals, Shandong Luneng Taishan, who themselves are in desperate need of points to avoid relegation.

Shanghai Shenxin, meanwhile, have only won once in eight matches this season and sit just one point above the relegation zone. Their manager, Lu Xueqin, is under immense pressure to steer them clear of the drop zone.

The relegation battle is not without its twists and turns, as teams can gain ground on the teams below them through winning or drawing games. With just two rounds remaining in the CSL season, it's anyone's game and there's no telling what could happen in the final weeks of the campaign.