Manchester City face Chelsea in the Champions League final with both sides looking to finish their season off in style.
Premier League champions City are looking for their first Champions League title in their first appearance in the title, while the Blues will be looking to add to their 2012 crown with success in Porto.
Here, Sportsmail's Chris Sutton runs you through the form guide for both sets of players ahead of the final.
Manchester City (4-3-3)
Goalkeeper
Ederson - 9
The world's best ball-playing goalkeeper right now. Oh, and he's fairly good at saving shots when called upon, too. City's Golden Glove winner.
Defence
Kyle Walker - 8.5
A real Speedy Gonzales down that right wing. He flies forward as quickly as he tracks back when there's defending to do.
John Stones - 8.5
If there was an award for most improved player of the season, Stones would win it. He's been key to City's success.
Ruben Dias - 9.5
September 27: City lose 5-2 to Leicester. September 29: Dias signs. What an impact he's had. Easily the Premier League's Player of the Year.
Oleksandr Zinchenko - 8
This 24-year-old's ability to play under pressure has seen him win his manager's trust. Provided stiff competition for Joao Cancelo.
Midfield
Bernardo Silva - 8.5
A starter in all of City's Champions League knockout ties en route to this final because he's so influential in that midfield.
Fernandinho - 8
Those ageing legs are still reliable! Started the FA Cup final, Carabao Cup final and bound to get the nod again on Saturday night.
Ilkay Gundogan - 9
Vitally important to City over this campaign. He's their top scorer, having added an exciting edge to his game. Who needs a striker anyway?
Attack
Riyad Mahrez - 9
He's popped up with some pivotal goals in the Champions League this season and he's as likely as anyone to bag the winner on Saturday night.
Kevin De Bruyne - 9
An elite player who Chelsea will fear. Whether in midfield or as a false nine, he's effective wherever and can ping that killer pass.
Phil Foden - 9
He's come of age, he's got confidence by the bucket load, and he's ready to make his mark on this Champions League final.
Total Score: 96 out of 110
Chelsea (3-4-3)
Goalkeeper
Edouard Mendy - 8.5
Only Ederson kept more clean sheets than Mendy this season. He's thankfully fit to feature on Saturday night, otherwise Chelsea would have been panicking.
Defence
Cesar Azpilicueta - 8.5
You always know what you're going to get from Azpilicueta - nothing short of 100 per cent effort from this club captain.
Thiago Silva - 8.5
How Chelsea have benefitted from his experience. Earned a Champions League runners-up medal last season, but will be determined for more now.
Antonio Rudiger - 8.5
He wasn't a starter under Frank Lampard, but then Thomas Tuchel rocked up and made good use of him. Key to their three-man defence.
Midfield
Reece James - 8
He's gone from strength to strength. Tuchel's wing backs give Chelsea plenty of width and James can be an energetic force down that flank.
N'Golo Kante - 8.5
It's no secret that Kante is like two players in one, and that sort of performance is required if Chelsea are to tame City on Saturday night.
Jorginho - 8
Mateo Kovacic has greater legs but the metronomic Jorginho is the better technician, so Tuchel has a big decision to make in midfield on Saturday night.
Ben Chilwell - 8
Watching Chilwell versus Walker down the wing will be interesting. The Chelsea wing back knows when to sit and when to fly.
Attack
Christian Pulisic - 8
If Pulisic is gifted a starting place over Hakim Ziyech or Kai Havertz, then he's got to use his pace to hurt City.
Timo Werner - 8
He's putting himself in positions to score but hasn't been taking his chances. Change that on Saturday night and he can become an instant Chelsea hero.
Mason Mount - 9
Probably the first name on Tuchel's team sheet, owing to his extraordinary work ethic and skillset. City won't enjoy trying to tie him down.
Total score: 91.5 out of 110
