
AI-generated summary
Wei Chuan Long currently leads CITIC Brothers in the Taiwan competition with 3 wins and 1 loss. Affected by Typhoon Qianbi, Taipei City announced that work and classes will be suspended on the 23rd.
CITIC Brothers still trailed 1:3 after a thrilling draw. (File photo, taken by reporter Chen Zhiqu)
[Reporter Luo Zhipeng/Taipei Report] Typhoon Qiangpi is approaching. At 8pm today, the Taipei City Government announced that work and classes will be suspended tomorrow (23rd). The Taiwan Series G5, originally scheduled to be played at the Taipei Arena at 6:35pm tomorrow, will be postponed to 5:05pm the day after tomorrow (24th) at the Taipei Arena. G6 and G7 will also be postponed by one day, and will be played at the Taipei Arena.
At present, Wei Quanlong has a draw advantage of 3 wins and 1 loss, and CITIC Brothers faces a last-ditch battle. If the battle line is extended, the Chinese Vocational and Technical League announced earlier today the game date, start time and location of G6 and G7. Among them, G7 next Monday is a compensatory holiday for the Liberation Day and will be played at 3:05 pm that day. It is also a very special game time in the history of Taiwanese competitions.
★Taiwan competition latest schedule
Game Date Start Time Venue Away Team Home Team
G5 10/24 (Saturday) 17:05 Taipei Arena CITIC Brothers Wei Chuan Long
G6 10/25 (Sunday) 17:05 Taipei Arena CITIC Brothers Wei Chuan Long
G7 10/26 (Monday) 15:05 Taipei Arena CITIC Brothers Wei Chuan Long
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Taiwan Competition G5 will start at 5:05 pm on October 24th
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