Pool stage rivals Saracens and Glasgow Warriors meet for the third time this season in the Heineken Champions Cup on Saturday afternoon, live from Allianz Park on BT Sport and beIN SPORTS from 15:15 GMT. Two-time champions Saracens were the only club to win all six matches in the pool stage, which included home and away victories against the Scottish outfit. Pool positions Saracens: 1st, Pool 3, 28 points Glasgow Warriors: 2nd, Pool 3, 19 points Head-to-head record Saracens wins: 5 Draw: 0 Glasgow Warriors wins: 0 2018/19 points-scorers Saracens: Owen Farrell (57), Ben Spencer (24), Sean Maitland (20) Glasgow Warriors: Adam Hastings (49), Ali Price, George Horne, Adam Ashe and Nikola Matawalu (all 10) https://twitter.com/GlasgowWarriors/status/1110842328044982272 Key quotes

Alex Goode (Saracens): “It’s the premier club competition in the world, in my eyes. It’s steeped in history, [with the] extraordinary grounds you go to, stadiums and the atmosphere across Europe.”
Adam Hastings (Glasgow): “For us, it’s about playing to the level we can do for 80 minutes. We’ve shown in patches that we can take them apart, but we need to put together the full performance.”

Team news

Scrum-half Ben Spencer makes his 150th appearance for Saracens, who bring back fly-half Owen Farrell, flanker Maro Itoje and lock George Kruis.
Stuart Hogg is recalled at full-back for Glasgow after recovering from a shoulder injury. Centre Sam Johnson and scrum-half Ali Price also return to the starting XV.

Match stats

Saracens have won all five of their Heineken Champions Cup fixtures with Glasgow, including two pool games this season and a quarter-final at Allianz Park in 2017.
This is the ninth time Saracens have reached the knockout stage of the tournament and only twice previously have they failed to progress to the semi-finals.
Saracens have won four of five previous home quarter-finals, their solitary loss coming against ASM Clermont Auvergne at Vicarage Road in 2012.
Glasgow have reached the knockout stage for the second time in their history.
Glasgow have won just two of 24 European fixtures away from home against Gallagher Premiership opposition, beating Exeter in 2013/14 and Leicester in 2016/17.
Saracens won all six pool-stage matches for the second time in their history. The 2016 and 2017 champions, who have reached the knockout stage for the eighth season in a row, first accomplished the feat in 2015/16 before going on to lift the trophy in Lyon.
Saracens won 94% of their line-outs in the pool stage this season, the best rate of any side in the competition.
Glasgow’s Jonny Gray completed 92/94 tackles in the pool stage. Only three players completed more.
Alex Goode (Saracens) is one of nine players to have played every minute (480) of the pool stage and he beat 26 defenders over the six matches. Only one player from a club that has reached the knockout stage - Toulouse’s Cheslin Kolbe (41) - beat more.