Anyang's head coach adheres to a 'defence-led attack' philosophy, relying on Lee Dae-sung's control of the tempo and Rakeen Christmas's inside scoring. They focus on low-post screens and off-ball movement to create mid-range and interior opportunities in half-court sets. Outside shooting is used sparingly to avoid inefficient attempts. Facing Wonju DB Promy's twin towers, Anyang deliberately slows the pace (ranking second-slowest in the league for average possessions), minimising transition opportunities to protect their defence. They employ a zone defence to limit inside scoring and force the opposition to take outside shots. Anyang uses 'unlimited switching + double-teaming inside', focusing on containing Spellman's low-post play and the rim protection of Vesely, disrupting passing lanes. They simultaneously apply intense pressure on Wonju's perimeter ball-handlers, averaging 7.7 steals per game, forcing turnovers and generating transition points, with their transition scoring percentage increasing to 28% in the last three games. Wonju DB Promy needs to rebound from a recent defeat, having lost 69-74 away to Changwon LG Sakers in their last game. Their record is now 13 wins and 10 losses, placing them fourth in the league. They show a clear home advantage, with weaker away form and recent fluctuations, going 4-6 in their last 10 games. However, they hold a 7-3 head-to-head advantage over Anyang. The team's interior and exterior strengths will be crucial. The match is expected to be slow-paced. Anyang shows signs of improvement at home, while Wonju holds a psychological edge. The clash between interior and exterior play will be a key factor in determining the outcome. Anyang vs. Wonju DB Promy Prediction: Over 149.5