Update: 11:00AM New Zealand rugby great Dan Carter will hope to add a European crown to his long list of titles when Racing 92 play English club Saracens in Lyon in Sunday’s Anglo-French Champions Cup final.

Saracens say they won’t make the mistake of focusing all their attentions on the world’s most high-profile player as they seek to prevent a French club from lifting the trophy for the fourth year running.

Racing also boast another former All Black star in Joe Rokocoko.

But Carter, the leading point scorer in test history who won a second World Cup seven months ago, is marked as their top asset.

“He’s just extremely humble, extremely respectful,” said former Ireland fly half Ronan O’Gara, now assistant coach at Racing.

“He smiles, he always finds a way of getting the job done. He doesn’t stress, he’s always polite… You can learn an awful lot by just watching him.”

Saracens have the experience of playing four semi-finals and one final in the past four years to draw on, as well as a strong international roster of their own including Carter’s counterpart for England, Owen Farrell.

“I don’t think I’ve ever gone into a game and thought it was a personal battle with the opposite 10,” said Farrell.