The Chinese Super League (CSL) is currently in the midst of its second season, and it's shaping up to be one of the most exciting and competitive leagues in Asia. With just six matches remaining, there's still plenty of room for teams to make a push for the top spot.

As of writing, Guangzhou Evergrande have been crowned champions for two consecutive seasons, but they face stiff competition from their rivals, Shandong Luneng and Shanghai SIPG. In recent weeks, all three teams have shown impressive form, with Guangzhou Evergrande narrowly beating Shandong Luneng on penalties in their last match, while Shanghai SIPG beat Shandong Luneng 2-1 at home.

Despite this close competition, there's been a clear hierarchy in the league so far. Guangzhou Evergrande have won four out of their six games, with Shandong Luneng and Shanghai SIPG each winning three. However, both sides have lost just once, which shows that they're capable of competing against the best in the league.

One reason why Guangzhou Evergrande have been able to maintain their lead is due to their strong defense. They've conceded only five goals in six matches, which is a major improvement from last year when they struggled defensively. This has allowed them to focus more on offense, and they've scored 16 goals so far this season.

On the other hand, Shandong Luneng and Shanghai SIPG have also been performing well, but they've had to rely more heavily on their attacking prowess to win games. Despite scoring 14 goals themselves, they've only managed to win two matches so far this season.

Overall, the Chinese Super League is shaping up to be an exciting competition, with just six matches left to go before the season comes to an end. It will be interesting to see who emerges as the champion of the league, and whether any of the current top three teams can pull off a surprise victory in the final few weeks of the season.