Guoan dropped to fourth place in the Chinese Super League (CSL) title race following their loss against Tianjin Teda in a crucial match on Wednesday.

The result means that Guoan, who were previously second in the table, have now fallen behind leaders Shanghai SIPG and third-placed Tianjin Teda. The drop in form comes at a critical time for the team, as they face a difficult schedule ahead with games against strong opponents such as Jiangsu Suning and Guangzhou Evergrande.

Coach Jürgen Klinsmann has been under pressure recently, and his side's performance in recent matches has not been up to expectations. The defeat to Tianjin Teda was particularly disappointing, as it came just two days after a narrow victory over Shanghai Shenhua.

Despite the setback, there is still hope for Guoan. They will be hoping to bounce back in their next match against Guangzhou Evergrande, who are also struggling in the title race. However, the team will need to improve if they want to stay in contention for the top spot.

In conclusion, the loss to Tianjin Teda has put Guoan's hopes of winning the CSL title into question. With a tough schedule ahead, the team must work hard to turn things around and secure a top-four finish.