Big hitters
The decider has all the ingredients to be a high-scoring affair with both teams having had no difficulty in finding the back of the net, with Svay Rieng hitting a tournament-high 18 goals and Kuwait SC 13, having played two matches less.

Peprah the dangerman
Svay Rieng's Kwame Peprah leads the goalscoring chart with eight goals and the Ghanaian looks set to clinch the Top Scorer award. Kuwait SC, however, will be focused on not letting the forward add to his haul.

Shoot on sight
Peprah also leads the shots charts with 22 while teammate Patrick Robson Monteiro is a close second with 21. Kuwait SC's Mohammad Daham Khader Abdullah has also had his fair share with 13.

Ready to assist
Monteiro and Abdullah are - together with Dewa United FC's Egy Maulana Vikri - the joint-leaders in the assists department with four each and their respective teams will be hopeful both are in form for the final.

Defence
Svay Rieng have been more solid defensively, conceding just five times in the seven matches they played to reach the final. Kuwait SC were looser at the back, with their defence having been breached seven times in the five games played.

Clean sheets
Svay Rieng kept three clean sheets enroute to the final while Kuwait SC managed only one but both sides can be expected to be defensively solid as they seek to lay their hands on the coveted trophy.