Stade Français Paris welcome Racing 92 in the Heineken Champions Cup Round of 16 on Saturday in the first European meeting between the Paris-based teams. Stade Français, who finished eighth in Pool B, have won three of their four home knockout games in the competition – their sole loss coming at the hands of Munster Rugby in the 2001-02 quarter-finals – with their three wins coming by an average margin of 38 points. Pool A winners Racing, however, have won on each of their last four domestic visits to Stade Jean Bouin and have a claimed victory in two of their previous three away games in the Heineken Champions Cup knockout stage – all against French opposition. The game kicks off at 17:30 UK and Irish time and live coverage is provided by BT Sport and beIN SPORTS. https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1511245251595448324 Other key stats:

Stade Français Paris have won 95% of their home games in the Heineken Champions Cup (W39 L2), including each of their three games at home against French opposition.
Stade Français have recorded the lowest percentage of time in opposition territory among all teams remaining in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup (43%). Racing, on the other hand, possess the highest territory percentage in the competition (57%).
Racing have the best lineout success rate among all sides in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup, winning 28 of their 29 lineouts so far (97%). In comparison, Stade Français have won 38 of their 43 lineouts (88%).
No player has conceded more turnovers in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup than Stade Français’ Nicolas Sanchez (9). His five turnovers conceded against Bristol Bears in Round 3 of the pool stage was the most by any player in a Heineken Champions Cup game this term.
Stade Français winger Telusa Veainu has recorded 343 meters from his 26 carries in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup, giving him an average of 13.2 meters/carry, the highest of any player with more than 20 carries this term.
Racing fly-half Finn Russell has provided an average of 2.5 break assist passes for his teammates per game in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup, the highest average of any player in the competition. His 1.5 try assists per game ranks him joint-fourth in that category.
Racing hooker Teddy Baubigny has the joint-best lineout throw success rate among all players in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup (min.12 attempts), having found his man with 25 of his 26 throws (96%, alongside Stade Toulousain’s Peato Mauvaka).