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JenaAwayDijon attacks with high efficiency, driven by strong playmaking, while Limoges struggles from deep and relies on inside presence. When these styles meet, efficient perimeter shooting will likely force the visitors to chase the game. Limoges is dealing with a major structural blow, losing their starting pivot to a facial fracture. Without their interior anchor and lacking efficient outside shooting, their ability to keep the game physical and close is significantly hindered. Dijon is likely to establish an early rhythm at home and pull away in the second half. That's why I am siding with Dijon to cover the spread.
