Toulouse's recent attacking efficiency has been notable, with a 21.3% conversion rate in their last five matches, surpassing Lens's 14.7%. They also boast an expected goals (xG) efficiency of 1.8 per match and an 84% key pass success rate compared to Lens's 76%. Furthermore, their forward pass value is 0.35 per attempt, superior to Lens's 0.28, and they maintain 58% possession, exerting control. They average 45 high-intensity sprints per game, 7.2 more than Lens, and lead the league in running distance, covering 112km. Toulouse, currently seventh in the league with 23 points, has shown improved form, securing two consecutive league victories. Lens, the league leaders with 37 points, are in exceptional form, having won six consecutive league matches. Their head-to-head record is evenly matched, with each team winning two and drawing one of their last five Ligue 1 encounters. Last season, Toulouse remained unbeaten against Lens, with a win and a draw in their two meetings. Toulouse demonstrates resilience at home and is expected to be defensively organized, potentially focusing on counter-attacks. Lens holds a superior overall strength, excels in ball possession, and capitalizes on transitions to create opportunities. Their set-piece ability is another key aspect of their offensive strategy.