Persija Jakarta currently holds the 4th position in the league standings, in a crucial period aiming for the play-offs. They hope to extend their undefeated home record to solidify their advantage. However, Persija Jakarta recently suffered an unexpected defeat, and the team's injury situation is quite serious, with the absence of the right winger, midfield core, and main striker affecting their offensive system. Bhayangkara Solo FC is currently ranked 10th and has a poor away record. Moreover, their top attacker is absent due to suspension, putting them at a clear disadvantage in terms of hard strength. Although the outside world generally favors Persija Jakarta to win, considering their incomplete lineup and a packed schedule, will they have the capacity to win against their opponent by a large margin? Will Bhayangkara Solo FC's poor away performance inspire them to adopt a defensive strategy? Does Persija Jakarta's high popularity hide the risk of not being able to win comprehensively? The intention is to use low water values to guide the heat towards the direction of more goals. In fact, the focus of deep handicap patterns is often on whether the team giving the handicap can cover the handicap value, rather than pursuing how many net goals are scored. Once the home team breaks the deadlock, their tactics will inevitably turn to defense to protect the victory, rather than continuing to risk expanding the score. Considering that the away team's offensive ability is limited, they will be even less effective when facing high-pressure defense. The consumption in the offensive and defensive transitions of both sides is more concentrated in the midfield. Although the outside world has raised the handicap value, this instead strengthens the logic of fewer goals, because the home team does not need to finish with a large score; it is more practical to steadily control the situation. Therefore, the recommendation for this match suggests supporting the under 2.5 goals.