2019 Challenge Cup winners ASM Clermont Auvergne meet 2018 Heineken Champions Cup runners-up Racing 92 on Saturday in what is sure to be a thrilling all-French Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final at Stade Marcel Michelin. Clermont won five of six matches in Pool 3, including a crucial success over fellow quarter-finalists Ulster Rugby in Round 5, whereas Racing 92 won four and drew one of their six matches, including home victories over defending champions Saracens and two-time European Cup winners Munster Rugby. You can watch Saturday's last eight clash on BT Sport, beIN SPORTS and France Televisions from 17:45 (UK and Irish time). Pool positions ASM Clermont Auvergne: 1st, Pool 3, 24 points. Racing 92: 1st, Pool 4, 23 points. Head-to-head record ASM Clermont Auvergne wins: 2 Draws: 0 Racing 92 wins: 3 2019/20 point scorers ASM Clermont Auvergne: Morgan Parra (53), Greig Laidlaw (29), George Moala, Alivereti Raka (both 25) Racing 92: Maxime Machenaud (32), Teddy Thomas (30), Teddy Iribaren (28) https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1306526311209472000 Match facts

ASM Clermont Auvergne and Racing 92 have met on five occasions in the Heineken Champions Cup with the Parisians winning three times, including their solitary knockout stage meeting – a 28-17 victory in 2018 at Stade Marcel-Michelin also in the quarter-finals.
Clermont had won five in a row at this stage before losing to Racing with those victories coming by an average margin of 20 points.
Racing have a 50% win rate in the quarter-finals (W2, L2) with their two defeats coming by a single point. Three of their four previous games were against TOP 14 opposition (W2, L1).
Clermont have won 35 of their last 37 home games in the Heineken Champions Cup (L2), however, their two defeats in that run were both against TOP 14 opposition (v Bordeaux-Bègles 2016 and Racing 2018).
Racing have scored six tries from kick returns this season, more than any other side, while no other team has scored more tries originating from inside their own half than the Parisian club (7, level with Gloucester).
Racing have made the most metres (2,932), the most breaks (85) and beaten the most defenders (197) of any side this season, however, Clermont have scored the most points (207).
Clermont have won 52 turnovers in the pool stage, eight more than any other side, and individually no player has won more than Fritz Lee (7, level with five other players).
Virimi Vakatawa (Racing 92) has beaten the most defenders (39) while George Moala (Clermont) has beaten the second most (27). Vakatawa also tops the charts for clean breaks (14, level with Gloucester’s Ollie Thorley and teammate Teddy Thomas).
Racing’s Finn Russell and Clermont’s Camille Lopez have each made six try assists in the pool stage, more than any other player. Russell’s teammate Maxime Machenaud is just one behind on five assists (level with Luke McGrath of Leinster).