Charleroi enters the match with a mixed recent form, showing periods of strong performance (four consecutive wins in their sequence) but also inconsistency, with multiple losses and draws interspersed. Their offensive output is slightly better than OH Leuven, averaging 1.3 goals per game compared to the away team’s 1.0, suggesting a more potent attack. However, their defensive record, while decent with 10 clean sheets, may be tested by OH Leuven’s recent ability to secure draws and occasional wins. OH Leuven’s form is more erratic, with a longer stretch of losses and fewer consistent results, though their defensive resilience (9 clean sheets) could limit Charleroi’s scoring opportunities. The home advantage for Charleroi may play a role, as teams often perform better in familiar surroundings, but OH Leuven’s ability to remain competitive in tight matches could complicate matters. Both teams have similar defensive capabilities, but Charleroi’s higher goal-scoring average indicates a slight edge in attacking efficiency. However, OH Leuven’s recent results suggest they are not entirely without threat, particularly in set-piece situations or counterattacks. The match may hinge on which team can capitalize on key chances, as both sides appear to struggle with consistency in converting opportunities. Charleroi’s recent run of form, particularly the late-game wins, might provide a psychological boost, but OH Leuven’s experience in drawing matches could help them avoid a heavy defeat.