Monaco's regular season performance saw them shooting 48.9% from the field and 35.9% from three-pointers, indicating a strong offensive efficiency. In their last 10 games, their field goal percentage improved slightly to 50.2%, and their three-point percentage rose to 37.2%, suggesting a continued improvement in their offensive form. In terms of rebounding, Monaco averages 30.9 rebounds per game, increasing to 31.9 in their last 10 games, showcasing their strong rebounding control. Their assists and steals figures are also consistent with recent performance, averaging 20.4 assists per game, which increased to 20.7 in the last 10 games, indicating improvements in both defense and team organization. Meanwhile, their turnovers are controlled at 12 per game, reflecting the team's steady in-game management. In contrast, Real Madrid's regular season field goal percentage is 46.4%, slightly lower than Monaco's, but they have improved it to 48.8% in their last 10 games, showing a slight recovery. Their three-point percentage is 31.1%, but it increased to 35.2% in the last 10 games, demonstrating the effectiveness of tactical adjustments. Rebounding is a strength for Real Madrid, averaging 34.2 rebounds per game, and they maintained a good level of 32.9 rebounds in their last 10 games, showing the overall height and depth of their inside players. However, their average assists are slightly lagging, only 16.5 per game, with a slight increase to 16.1 in the last 10 games, suggesting some bottlenecks in the team's offense-defense transition. Both teams have shown good form in their recent games, especially in key areas such as execution and pressure resistance, demonstrating different characteristics. This will be a game of both skill and teamwork, and both teams will try to play steadily to gain dominance. Euro Monaco: Real Madrid 12-27 02:30 Match direction: 174.5, Under