Key moments in round three of the Investec Champions Cup and qualification standings were on display as teams fought to secure their places in the knockout stages. The pool matches produced high-scoring games, last-minute heroics, and more teams qualifying for the European competition.
Saracens mounted pressure on Toulouse after a 20-14 win at home, with Rotimi Segun scoring twice and Tom Willis crossing. However, the top 14 league leaders will still be favourites to claim a win over Sale Sharks at home on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Leinster remained in pole position to qualify as pool winners after a match-winning penalty from Harry Byrne against La Rochelle on Saturday. The Irish province now face away win Bayonne on Saturday, while La Rochelle host Harlequins on Sunday.
Bristol Bears produced the eye-catching performance of the round by winning a 16-try contest against South Africa's Bulls in Pretoria. However, their hardest challenge will come in the final round against holders Bordeaux next Sunday.
The qualification standings are currently as follows:
1. Saracens
2. Leinster
3. Toulouse
4. Sale Sharks
5. Glasgow Warriors
The final round of pool fixtures next weekend should feature plenty more drama, with teams battling to secure their places in the knockout stages.
Saracens mounted pressure on Toulouse after a 20-14 win at home, with Rotimi Segun scoring twice and Tom Willis crossing. However, the top 14 league leaders will still be favourites to claim a win over Sale Sharks at home on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Leinster remained in pole position to qualify as pool winners after a match-winning penalty from Harry Byrne against La Rochelle on Saturday. The Irish province now face away win Bayonne on Saturday, while La Rochelle host Harlequins on Sunday.
Bristol Bears produced the eye-catching performance of the round by winning a 16-try contest against South Africa's Bulls in Pretoria. However, their hardest challenge will come in the final round against holders Bordeaux next Sunday.
The qualification standings are currently as follows:
1. Saracens
2. Leinster
3. Toulouse
4. Sale Sharks
5. Glasgow Warriors
The final round of pool fixtures next weekend should feature plenty more drama, with teams battling to secure their places in the knockout stages.