Sasaski's form has been somewhat inconsistent recently, with a record of 10 wins, 5 losses, and 4 draws, placing them lower in the standings with a 50% win rate. In their last 6 games, they've achieved 3 wins and 3 losses, indicating an average performance level. However, their home performance is relatively strong, with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses (with only one loss), and a balanced offense and defense. Their half-time data shows a 50% win rate, with a net score difference of only about 0.5 points. San Pablo Burgos is currently experiencing a downturn, with a record of 1 win, 10 losses, and 2 draws throughout the season, resulting in a meager 9.1% win rate, especially showing significant fatigue in away games, with a 0% win rate. They have lost all of their last 6 games, and their defense has been repeatedly exposed. Their overall season performance has been poor, and their half-time data also shows instability, with a lower half-time win rate and an unbalanced score ratio. Sasaski has a slight advantage in the strength comparison between the two teams, but due to their history and current tactical strategies, the psychological pressure of playing away cannot be ignored. Despite Sasaski's recent good home record, they still need to be wary of potential counterattacks during crucial moments when facing a resilient and demoralized San Pablo Burgos. The players' competitive states tend to be relatively stable, and the game's tempo will directly influence the final result. Fans anticipate a high-level contest between the two sides.