"Considered to be one of the best attacking full backs on the planet, Achraf Hakimi has enjoyed his Champions League campaign this season, averaging 2.11 shots per 90 and finding the net on three occasions. He’s fired off at least two efforts in five of PSG’s last six games in the competition and regularly finds himself as the furthest man forward in attack.

Inter are notoriously tight defensively, but in Europe’s top competition this season have given up 15.29 shots per game. Many of those matches were against smaller sides in the group stages; however, when facing Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the previous two rounds, they conceded at least 19 shots in each game, suggesting that Hakimi and PSG will get plenty of opportunities to pull the trigger."

"A player who many believe to be Inter’s most dangerous player, Denzel Dumfries. The Dutch wing back netted twice in the first leg semi-final against Barcelona and in the Champions League this season, has averaged 1.22 shots per 90 with two in six of his last nine starts.

In the semi-final second leg against Arsenal, Jurrien Timber had two efforts at goal from right back and like Dumfries, he’s also a threat from set pieces. 35% of the Dutchman’s shots this season across all competitions have come from dead-ball situations, including both goals against Barcelona, showing that he’s not just a threat from open play. PSG can be vulnerable from set plays, conceding 31% of their goals in Ligue 1 from such situations this season, this may be the best route to victory for Inter."

"Despite being in and out of the Inter Milan side this season, veteran Henrikh Mkhitaryan has been trusted to do a defensive job in Champions League action by Simone Inzaghi, where he’s started in seven of their last eight games. The Armenian has committed at least two fouls in four of his last five appearances in Europe as his ageing legs get overrun in his defensive role in the middle of the park.

The profile of PSG’s midfield compared to Mkhitaryan could not be more contrasting as the youth and exuberance of Joao Neves and Vitinha, coupled with Fabian Ruiz’s nous, have seen many label the trio the best midfield in world football. Between them, they have drawn 2.42 fouls per 90 in Champions League action and with the game likely to be won and lost in the midfield battleground, we can expect Mkhitaryan to be drawn into at least a couple of fouls."

"One of the reasons that PSG have been so successful this season is their work off the ball. Luis Enrique’s side employ an aggressive counter press which sees them push high up the pitch and look to regain possession as quickly as possible after they lose it.

Neves is an important part of this setup, he’s committed 23 fouls across his 16 Champions League appearances this season (1.53 per 90), and committed five fouls across the two legs against Arsenal in the semi-final as well as winning seven tackles across those games."