First up, how do you stop Kylian Mbappe and Neymar from scoring their way into the Champions League final? That's the killer conundrum for Manchester City on Wednesday.
Spurs didn't pose much of a threat on Sunday, but they did have opportunities to counter attack. Paris Saint-Germain have been averaging less than 50 per cent possession in the Champions League this season. They don't mind letting elite opponents push up on them, because they can exploit the space left behind.
In both quarter-final legs against Bayern Munich, PSG sat in a compact shape when out of possession — but left Mbappe in a very advanced position.