Jude Bellingham and Aurelien Tchouameni's debate over two Bayern Munich stars has re-emerged ahead of their Champions League clash.
The European giants meet at Bayern's Allianz Arena on Tuesday night for the first leg of their semi-final clash, live on talkSPORT.
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It could prove to be one of the best match-ups of the season and fans already know what Bellingham and Tchouameni think of two of their upcoming opponents.
Footage from earlier in the campaign shows the Madrid stars' lively debate over two players who, at the time it was released, were unnamed.
Tchouameni then revealed it was about Dayot Upamecano and Eric Dier, with he and Bellingham defending their respective compatriots.
The video has resurfaced online ahead of Tuesday night's clash and it sees England star Bellingham back Bayern's on loan defender Dier.
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"He's an unbelievable guy," he told Tchouameni, before claiming he's a 'better' player than Upamecano.
Tchouameni didn't see eye to eye with the judgement of his fellow Frenchman though as he turned in his chair in disagreement.
"Please, please, please, please, please... Please!" he said in response before the video came to an end.
Dier has made 14 starts in all competitions for Bayern since signing on loan from Tottenham in the January transfer window.
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During that time, Upamecano has only started in six occasions, with two of his absences coming through suspensions.
However, he played in all-but one of their Champions League group stage matches, with Dier only joining in time for the knockout stage.
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Both played their part in the quarter-final victory over Arsenal but are set to face a much tougher challenge against Real Madrid.
The record 14-time winners beat reigning champions Manchester City in the last eight, doing so on penalties in the second leg.
Given such historic success in the competition, Madrid emerge as one of the favourites to go all the way almost every season.
But Upamecano and Dier could prevent Tchouameni and Bellingham from winning the Champions League, with Bayern eyeing their seventh title in Europe's biggest club competition.
