Beijing Enterprises and Zhejiang Lions are set to face off, with both teams showing distinct recent form. Beijing Enterprises' defence has been solid in the last five games, conceding an average of fewer than 1.2 goals per game. However, their attack has been less potent, scoring only 4 goals in their last three matches, suggesting a need for improved efficiency. Their home performance is crucial; they've won their last four home games in a row, with an average goal difference of 1.5, demonstrating strong home advantage. Key players, including forward Zhang Tao and midfield core Wang Lei, are in good form, with the pair contributing over 60% of the team's goals this season. Injuries will be a key factor influencing the match's dynamics. Beijing Enterprises' core forward Zeng Fan has been ruled out for the season due to injury, impacting both their attack and defence and diminishing their offensive options. Although their starting center, Zhou Qi, is playing despite an eye injury and will have to wear goggles, potentially impacting his flexibility in the paint. Zhejiang Lions also face core player absences. Zhao Jiaren is out for the season with an injury sustained during training, which has reduced their forward depth.