Will this be the Champions League final of the full-backs? Full-backs very rarely tend to be match-winners, but that could easily be the case in this final. Inter’s 3-5-2 in possession is built on the attacking output of Federico Dimarco and Denzel Dumfries, with the latter involved in five of Inter’s six goals in the semi-final over Barcelona. Collectively, Inter have scored 10 times from crosses this Champions League season, the most in the competition. PSG’s full-backs are equally fundamental to their style. Right-back Achraf Hakimi is rarely right or back in the team, often taking up aggressive positions in the half-space in attack. On the left, Nuno Mendes tucks in plenty to cover for Hakimi, often making a back three. In moments of settled possession, though, he will push forward too to overload the last line. Hakimi (eight) and Mendes (five) are second and fourth for goal involvements in the PSG squad this European term, and they either scored or assisted eight of their 19 knockout round goals. *Skyhawks*