Bayern (64), PSG (62) and Manchester City (64) are the only Big Five teams with more than 60 league goals this season. PSG’s past three games have seen a combined 19 goals, and Bayern are dealing with injuries on the back line and will be without goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Both teams should push forward, leaving them further vulnerable in the back. The Bavarians need to build on their slight 1-0 aggregate lead, while the Parisians are desperate to avoid bowing out in the Round of 16 for the fifth time in eight seasons. Kylian Mbappe is healthy and just became PSG’s all-time leading scorer. Given the stakes, the stars should come through on both sides.

Without a doubt, Bayern hosting PSG is a battle of two of the heavyweights left in the competition, and while Bayern come in with a one goal lead, this is not a team that knows how to sit back and defend. Bayern cram attackers on the field, pour forward and look to bury you. PSG will be without Neymar, but with a healthy Kylian Mbappe from kickoff this leg, and Messi in fine form they should have plenty of threat on the counter. Bayern are in great shape to advance, but they'll look to extend their lead rather than sit on it, and PSG will have no reason to be cautious. So, with two teams with this much fire power, expect a bunch of sparks.