Miles Harrison on Saturday's Heineken Cup final between Clermont and Toulon

Saturday's Heineken Cup final will be an all-French affair when Clermont Auvergne take on Toulon at Dublin's Aviva Stadium.

How important will the rest of Toulon's English contingent, such as the Armitage brothers, Nick Kennedy and Andrew Sheridan, be to their hopes? MILES REPLIES: They've all been big for Toulon this season, playing major roles. Steffon Armitage didn't make the starting line-up in the semi-final but he's got his hands full with so many world class back-rowers fighting for these spots. Whether Steffon starts or is on the bench, and we don't know at the time of this hitting the website, he should have a significant role to play, as indeed, will his fellow countrymen. Both sides' bench talent is amazing, which is always the sign of a high class game. Who do you think will be the key players for Clermont Auvergne? Do you expect them to produce the scintillating rugby that has taken them to the final or could they crack under the pressure? MILES REPLIES: If I had to pick out key players for Clermont, I would say Wesley Fofana, Sitiveni Sivivatu and Napolioni Nalaga because, if those three produce their best rugby, they can be almost unstoppable - in fact, strike that, they are unstoppable at their best. With players of that ilk, Clermont would be foolish not to use them so, yes, I do expect them to try and produce the scintillating rugby they have played in the competition this season as it is their best route to victory - a style that arguably no other side in Europe can live with. Whether they crack, time will tell as finals do funny things to people but I stand by my point that they are in a better place mentally than they were in their nervous semi-final conclusion. Stick your neck on the block for us. Who do you think will be crowned champions of Europe on Saturday? MILES REPLIES: I said here right at the start of the competition that the winner would come out of that Clermont pool and that, this year, I did always feel it was Clermont's time. They got past Leinster, they've seen off Munster's fighting spirit; it is now Toulon that stands in their way. Toulon are, of course, no small matter but I'll stick with Clermont to become European Champions for the first time. Either way, we will have a new name on the trophy on Saturday night and I sincerely hope you will join us to see the coronation. Speak to you from Dublin.