FC Porto's recent attacking efficiency is noteworthy, with an 18.3% conversion rate, surpassing AVS Futebol SAD's 12.1%. Their key pass success rate stands at 78% compared to AVS Futebol SAD's 65%, with a forward pass value of 0.43 per cross, suggesting superior attacking organisation. In midfield control, FC Porto boasts a 62% possession rate, complemented by 15.6 transition attacks, significantly dominating their opponent, who has 44% possession and 9.3 transitions. High-intensity running data shows FC Porto covering an average of 112 kilometres with 192 sprints, indicating a substantial physical advantage. Defensively, FC Porto averages 14.3 tackles, 12.8 interceptions, and 18.6 clearances, all ranking among the top three in the league. Their defensive action success rate of 82% effectively limits their opponent's attacking conversion, while AVS Futebol SAD experiences a 37% error rate under high pressure. In terms of offensive efficiency, FC Porto converts an average of 2.1 clear-cut chances into 1.6 goals, achieving a 76% conversion rate, which far exceeds AVS Futebol SAD's 58%. Expected goals (xG) data indicates FC Porto's expected goals at 2.4 compared to AVS Futebol SAD's 1.1, a difference of 1.3 goals.