These sides have met five times this season, with BTTS landing in three of these games, including the most recent meeting between the sides in the Premiership Championship Group which saw Celtic run out 5-1 winners. 

Despite Celtic dominance, Aberdeen still managed to register an xG of 1.09 whilst only having 31% possession. They’ve posted an xG of 0.85 or higher in each of their five meetings with Celtic this season which indicates that they can create chances against the obvious favourites in this final. 

Celtic are on track to secure a domestic treble having already wrapped up the league title and the league cup, winning the latter by beating Aberdeen 6-0 in the final - Jimmy Thelin’s side only had two shots in that game. 

This follows a trend when looking across the other four meetings between the sides this season, Celtic have won four and one has ended in a draw. Celtic have scored 19 goals across these games (3.8 per game) which is a record that emphasises the dominance they have over Aberdeen and much of the rest of the Scottish Premiership. 

These sides faced off as recently as the 14th May where Celtic ran out 5-1 winners, having 25 shots with 13 of these finding the target resulting in an xG of 3.61. Celtic were dominant in pretty much every metric, it’s rare to have such a big gap in quality between two sides in a final and even the spectacle of the occasion won’t be enough to stop Celtic’s run of dominance in this fixture this season.

PSG’s streak of incredible form has just cooled in recent weeks following their progression to the Champions League final, you get the feeling that the final in a few weeks is the focus in Paris which may just give Reims a chance here. Reims have already frustrated the Ligue 1 champions twice this season, holding Luis Enrique’s side to a 1-1 draw on two occasions. 

PSG had a small scare in the semi final of this competition, falling two goals behind to Ligue 2 side Dunkerque only for an Ousmane Dembele inspired revival to bring about normal proceedings with the heavy favourites to win this competition running out 4-2 winners in the end. 

PSG have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last four matches coming into this final, winning three of these games which shows that they have the attacking quality to withstand the opposition getting a goal or even a few goals as they displayed in the semi final. 

Reims are in the peculiar position of having this Coupe De France final sandwiched between two games against Metz in the Ligue 1 relegation qualification playoff. They haven’t had a particularly positive league campaign but have found some form in the cup which can help them score here, but fall short of coming away with the trophy.