Explaining CSL tiebreakers

I think it's important to clarify how tiebreakers work in the Chinese Super League (CSL). Typically, they follow a specific order: first points, then head-to-head points, goal difference, goals scored, fair play, and finally drawing lots. However, I'm not entirely certain about the rules for the 2024-2025 season. To avoid any errors, I could offer to compute permutations if the user shares the points table. It might also be helpful to check the live standings if the user allows it.Addressing user request in Chinese

To fetch information, I'd need to curl a website, but that might face network restrictions. Since a special user request doesn't explicitly ask to fetch, I can seek approval. Without clear info, I'll assume the network is sandboxed with failure approvals. The user wrote in Chinese, so I need to respond accordingly. I can say: "确实，这意味着亚泰保级命运不在自己手里。给你梳理下条件与出路," followed by bullet points outlining scenarios. I can ask if they want me to calculate based on the latest standings if they provide points.Explaining relegation scenarios

I need to phrase this clearly. If either of the two teams achieves the mentioned results,亚泰 will lose their theoretical chances of escaping relegation. To survive, 亚泰 must win while Meizhou doesn't win, and Hainiu loses, also surpassing in head-to-head or goal difference.

Here's a simple breakdown:

• Relegation depends on Meizhou and Hainiu's outcomes; either result raises the bar out of reach for亚泰.
• Relegation line =亚泰's max possible points + opponents' current or potential points.

Should I calculate outcomes based on the latest standings? If so, please provide current points or allow me to fetch the latest standings. I’ll clarify CSL tiebreakers, like points and head-to-head comparisons, but I'll hedge my statements with "通常" to keep it safe.