PSG have also had the better record in knockout meetings, progressing in two of their three two-legged ties against Chelsea, including the most recent clash in the 2015/16 round of 16, where they won 4-2 on aggregate with 2-1 victories in both legs. In addition, PSG have lost only one of their last nine UEFA matches against Premier League opposition, winning six and drawing two. Notably, the Parisian side eliminated three English teams in last season’s Champions League—Liverpool FC, Aston Villa FC, and Arsenal FC—defeating them in the round of 16, quarter-finals, and semi-finals, respectively. The French champions have also been extremely consistent in knockout football recently. PSG have won their last five Champions League two-legged ties and have progressed from all four UEFA knockout ties in which they held a three-goal advantage after the first leg at home. That statistic highlights the scale of the challenge facing Chelsea if they are chasing the tie. A 4—3—3 formation having Désiré Doué, Ousmane Dembélé and Barcola in attack may be seen against the Blues.