Shenzhen Leopards have been in strong form recently, demonstrating impressive offensive efficiency with high-quality scoring opportunities in every game. Their players exhibit excellent teamwork and strong ability to drive to the basket. In their last five games, the team has averaged over 26 three-point attempts with a 40% success rate, showcasing significant shooting prowess and outside threat, especially with two foreign players often stepping up in crucial moments. Furthermore, they possess advantages in controlling the pace of the game and organizing their offense, with frequent and highly efficient fast breaks. In contrast, Beijing Royal Fighters rely on a solid defence as their core tactic, effectively limiting their opponents' key offensive threats and quickly transitioning into offensive positions during counterattacks. Shenzhen has a recent record of 4 wins and 3 losses, including a narrow home win against Liaoning. They exhibit stable offensive and defensive rhythms, a complete inside system, and rank among the top five in the league for rebounding, giving them strong control over the pace of the game at home. Their tactics primarily involve positional play combined with offensive and defensive transitions, capable of suppressing opponents' fast breaks through high-post defensive rotations. Their bench depth and offensive efficiency are superior to Beijing Royal Fighters. Beijing Royal Fighters, with a record of 3 wins and 5 losses and only one win in their last six games, are on a three-game losing streak away from home. The long-term injury of their core inside player has left them with a league-worst rebounding record, ranking third to last. They were 15 rebounds short in their last game. Their fast-break system is difficult to implement due to poor rebounding, and their foreign players' overall efficiency is low. There are significant flaws in their tactical execution and defensive rotations. They average only 75 points per game away from home, with a 25% three-point shooting percentage. Their morale has declined due to consecutive losses and internal team issues. Tactically, Shenzhen will leverage their inside advantage to control the pace, limit Beijing Royal Fighters' transitions, and capitalize on second-chance opportunities, while Beijing Royal Fighters is likely to rely on fast breaks but may be put at a disadvantage due to turnovers and rebounding issues.