Persik Kediri currently sits 13th in the Indonesia Super League, showing alternating wins and losses recently. Their home offensive and defensive efficiency is mid-table, averaging 1.1 goals scored and 1.3 goals conceded per game. Although their key striker has recovered from injury, his form hasn't fully returned to its peak. Furthermore, they have some weaknesses in midfield interception. Persis Solo FC is ranked 18th in the league and has recently suffered consecutive away losses, though their defensive error rate has decreased. They average 0.8 goals scored and 1.6 goals conceded per match. With a key defender suspended, their defensive rotation faces significant pressure. They primarily employ a 5-3-2 formation, with a focus on counter-attacking. In this round, Persik Kediri is eager to gain points to avoid relegation, while Persis Solo FC also desperately needs points to escape the relegation zone, meaning both teams have a strong motivation to win. Persis Solo FC, despite being at the bottom of the table, has the potential to defy the odds and secure points in this match. Tactically, Persik Kediri's 4-4-2 formation, which relies on wing breakthroughs, is countered by Persis Solo FC's 5-3-2 formation. The away team's full-backs are quick to track back, effectively limiting the home team's wingers. Their defensive midfielders are capable of disrupting Persik Kediri's midfield passing. In terms of motivation, Persis Solo FC faces greater pressure from relegation than Persik Kediri, and the entire team's fighting spirit and tactical execution will be more aggressive. With their core midfielder returning, the efficiency of their counter-attacks has significantly improved. Furthermore, Persik Kediri's recent home record against counter-attacking teams shows only a 30% win rate. Persik Kediri's slow centre-backs will be targeted by Persis Solo FC's fast forwards, and the away team is expected to create threats through counter-attacks and potentially score.