Arsenal is confronted with a big battle to reach the Champions League final while they go to Paris Saint-Germain tonight.
But the game will probably depend on the performance of two important men.
Bukayo Saka and Ousmane Dembele are both considered as the star players for their respective parties.
And the figures show that they each excel in different roles.
Saka and Dembele both prefer their left feet and are often found on the right side of the field.
This season, however, PSG occasionally deployed Dembele as a central false nine.
And as a result, his attacking statistics in the Champions League are slightly more impressive than Saka's.
Dembele has eight goals for the five of the Arsenal man, while he also has an assist with three in total.
Dembele has also made a stunning 436 steps compared to Saka's 175, with the 783 touches of the Frenchman almost double the opponent.
Finally, the 38 shots of Dembele are free from Saka's 14 in a certain way.
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However, the latter wounded a good part of the season.
Saka missed 19 games with a hamstring injury in December.
And as a result, he played five fewer games than Dembele's 13 – which makes their output ratio much more even more.
Saka's all -round game As a pure right wing player comes even more with his five tackles – two more than Dembele has made.
And on the transfer market, Saka is also head and shoulders above his rival.
According to Transfermarkt, the Arsenal star has a market value of £ 128 million.
Dembele leaves that figure in the shade, with the value of the Frenchman only £ 64 million.
However, the Talisman of PSG has a much more impressive trophy trait.
Dembele has also played for Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona and has raised five league titles and eight domestic trophies.
But the most impressive, the ACE also landed a world cup after winning in 2018 with France.
However, Saka has a few trophies to his name and helps himself in two community shields and a FA cup during his time in London.
Arsenal -Manager Mikel Arteta knows how crucial Saka is in the hope of his team.
Arteta said: “He raises the level of the team. It is a fear factor every time he is at the ball because he is a real threat and moreover he generates more room for the team.”
Dembele picked up a hamstring injury after scoring the only goal in PSG's 1-0 win at Arsenal in the first stage last week.
But he is expected to be suitable for the second stage of TOWERHT, and PSG's attacking Wingback Achraf Hakimi is pleased with his return.
Hakimi said; “He is the type of player who ensures that you want to go to the stadium to look at because he is a genius on the ball, even if he doesn't have many opportunities.
“He can change the course of the game, so we are delighted to have him back in the team.”
Both Dembele and Saka have not yet won the Champions League.
And with a place against Inter Milan waiting in the final, both stars will be completely released to dismiss their teams to Glory Tonight.