Stuttgart have lost only one of their four previous meetings at home with a French opponent in European competition (W2 D1), though that did come in their most recent such match, losing 2-0 to Lyon in the 2007-08 UEFA Champions League group stage.

Paris SG have lost eight of their 13 away games in the UEFA Champions League against German opposition (W3 D2), holding their joint-worst win rate on the road in the competition against German teams (23% - level with English opposition – minimum 6 trips).

Following back-to-back victories over RB Salzburg and Manchester City, Paris SG will be looking to win three consecutive UEFA Champions League games for the first time under Luis Enrique. Indeed, the last Paris SG boss to win three in a row in the competition was Thomas Tuchel in his final three games in charge of them in the competition (November-December 2020).

Paris SG have only won one of their last six away games in the group/league phase of the UEFA Champions League, while suffering four defeats in this run (D1) – as many as in their previous 22 such matches combined (W12 D6). That one victory did come in the most recent, however, winning 3-0 at RB Salzburg.

After beating Young Boys in their last home outing in the UEFA Champions League (5-1 on MD6), Stuttgart will be looking to win back-to-back home matches in the competition for the first time since the 2003-04 campaign (a run of three versus Manchester United, Panathinaikos and Rangers).

Paris SG haven’t lost their final group/league phase game in a UEFA Champions League campaign since 2017-18 (1-3 v Bayern Munich), winning five of their last six such matches in the competition (D1). They’ve scored 21 goals across those six games, while only conceding five in return.

No team has had more different players score for them in the UEFA Champions League this season than Stuttgart (10 – excluding own goals). Indeed, with his brace against Slovan Bratislava last time out, Jamie Leweling now is their joint-top scorer (2) in the competition this term (Leweling and Millot the only players to score more than once).

Along with scoring the goal to make it 3-2 against Manchester City last time out, 20-year-old midfielder João Neves won more duels (11), made more tackles (7), and recovered possession more times (6) than any other Paris SG player in the match.

Enzo Millot has been directly involved in five goals for Stuttgart in the UEFA Champions League this season (two goals, three assists); the most by any player for the club in a single campaign. Millot also leads all Stuttgart players for both chances created (17) and dribbles completed (11) in the competition this term.

Paris SG’s Nuno Mendes has made 38 line-breaking passes to Bradley Barcola in the UEFA Champions League this season, the most from one player to a teammate. 25 of those have been in the final third, which is also the most from one player to another this term.