An analysis of the recent match between RC Lens and its opponent reveals a worrying situation, despite an impressive volume of offensive attempts. While the number of Lens 37 shots may seem promising, the absence of real decisive stops by the goaltender, Yehvann Diouf, highlights a lack of efficiency in finalizing the actions. The observation of the game shows that offensives, although dynamic with many centers, struggle to find takers, illustrating a crucial deficit in the ability of attackers to position themselves effectively and to realize the opportunities created. This performance is part of a broader trend, confirmed by worrying statistics on the last games, highlighting a structural problem within the team.

The lack of precision and talent in the last metres of the Lens attack is at the heart of this offensive impasse. Although the team generated a significant number of opportunities, resulting in an expected goals (xG) greater than 3 in the last game, it failed to turn these opportunities into goals. This inability to score contrasts sharply with the performance of Elye Wahi the previous season, and even with her replacement, Nzola, whose performance remains insufficient. This situation highlights an excessive dependence on the game volume without the quality necessary to conclude the actions, and is accompanied by a series of games where the team has struggled to convert its efforts into successful results.

Facing this reality, Coach Will Still is powerless to find the solution, juggling different team compositions and strategies without being able to unblock the offensive situation. Recent figures, with a limited number of points scored and a weak position for the return match ranking, indicate the difficulty in reversing the trend. Although the Lensian guardian could witness sustained offensive animation, he was never really put to the test, paradoxically stressing the main problem: a persistent inability to make a difference in the danger zone.