Based on pre-match data, this game presents a clear contrast in offensive and defensive capabilities. Shanghai Jushen has had a decent season, with three wins and two losses in five games. They score 96.0 points and concede 90.6 points, resulting in a 60% win rate, showing a solid defensive performance. Their form has been consistent in the last six games, maintaining a high scoring level, especially with two consecutive home wins, demonstrating strong home advantage and team cohesion. Data shows their home offense is particularly strong, reaching 96.0 points, and conceding only 50.2 points in the first half, demonstrating good tempo control. In contrast, Jiangsu Kendia is lower in the standings, with one win and four losses, placing them at the bottom. Their away record is poor, with no wins in three games, and conceding a total of 97.0 points, indicating insufficient offensive efficiency. Notably, the team faces pressure in away games, and the success rate of their tactical transitions declines significantly. Despite two wins, their overall form isn't consistently strong, especially when facing a strong Shanghai Jushen in the second half, where the gap in strength may be exposed. From a tactical perspective, Jiangsu Kendia needs to improve their counter-attack speed and increase pressure in high-threat areas. Defensively, they need to strengthen their mid-to-front-court lockdown to limit scoring opportunities for Shanghai Jushen's core players. The key to the game lies in who can better control offensive possessions and reduce errors.