Zhejiang Football Club maintained their clean sheet against Guangdong Shunde City in the Chinese Super League (CSL) match on Saturday, with a goal from Guo Liqiang and a penalty kick from Zhao Yanwei helping them to secure a 1-0 victory.

The match was played in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, and saw both teams playing with full strength, with Guo Liqiang scoring his first goal for the club in the 25th minute after being played offside by the referee. The next half saw the two teams play with more intensity, with Guo Liqiang scoring again just five minutes later after a corner kick was awarded from the other end of the pitch.

Guo Liqiang's goal came just moments before the halftime whistle, and it was followed up by Zhao Yanwei's penalty kick, which was converted by the referee to give the hosts a comfortable lead. However, Zhejiang did not let this setback affect their momentum, and they continued to dominate the match throughout the second half.

In the second half, Zhejiang were able to take advantage of their advantage, with Guo Liqiang scoring again in the 68th minute after a corner kick was handled by the goalkeeper. This time, the penalty kick was taken by Guo Liqiang himself, who converted it to make it 2-0.

The victory was another step towards Zhejiang's promotion to the Premier League, where they will be looking to improve their form ahead of the new season. With their clean sheet, Zhejiang now have a strong foundation to build upon, and they can look forward to a challenging season ahead.

Overall, it was a very successful match for Zhejiang, and their performance was well deserved. With their clean sheet, they have secured their place in the league table, and they can now focus on preparing themselves for the upcoming season.