Saracens overcome Ospreys to reach European Champions Cup quarter-finals
Ospreys led at half-time but Saracens scored three tries in second half
Saracens travel to champions La Rochelle next Sunday
Exeter Chiefs beat French champions Montpellier on try countback to reach last eight
Chiefs score converted try in final minute of extra time to level incredible match 33-33
Montpellier's English number eight Zach Mercer sent off in second half
Exeter host South African side Stormers on Saturday
Well, that was a cracking weekend of Champions Cup action, wasn't it?
The quarters will have to go some to match what we've seen, but we'll be here on 成人快手 Sport Online to help bring them to you.
Take a look at the Saracens-Ospreys match report if you like, and we'll see you on Friday.
Here's how we line up next weekend:
7 April
Leinster v Leicester Tigers 20:00 BST
8 April
Toulouse v Sharks 15:00 BST
Exeter Chiefs v Stormers 17:30 BST
9 April
La Rochelle v Saracens 15:00 BST
Over at Franklin's Gardens, England have beaten Italy 68-5 - take a look at Becky Grey's match report.
Toulouse have beaten Bulls 33-9 to secure a home tie with Cell C Sharks next weekend.
FT: Saracens 35-20 Ospreys
Ben Earle speaking to BT Sport:
"We just stuck in it at half time, it was a bit of a dog fight, but we ground them down and got what we deserved eventually. This competition means the world to us, we have some unbelievable memories from it and we will look forward to next week."
Saracens 35-20 Ospreys
And that is it, Saracens will travel to La Rochelle next weekend for a place in the last four.
Tom Woolstencroft
Why merely kill time when you can grab another try? The lineout rumbles to the line and the Sarries sub is free to scoot over low and hard.
Saracens 30-20 Ospreys
Indeed, Owen Farrell pumps a penalty to the corner to wind the clock down.
Saracens 30-20 Ospreys
Ospreys have had little impact since the break, and they are blowing hard now. Sarries will be looking to kill this one off now.
Saracens 30-20 Ospreys
Rare time in the home 22 for Ospreys, but Ben Earl latches onto an interception from that man Taylor to get a few vital yards downfield and stop the Ospreys momentum.
Duncan Taylor
Ospreys may have just thrown it away, quite literally.
They take a quick throw on their own 22, but it is hurled by Rhys Webb straight to the lurking Saracens centre who has the simplest of tasks to stroll over for a converted try that may well put them into the last eight.
Owen Farrell
No problems at all, and it feels like the hosts have the momentum now.
Saracens 20-20 Ospreys
All Saracens right now, with Alex Goode stretching a boot out to try to keep a move going. But there's an infringement and Owen Farrell has a simple-looking penalty just to the left from 15 metres out.
Saracens 20-20 Ospreys
Saracens explore that left flank again, with Sean Maitland trying to flip it back into Max Malins, but the two-try man cannot hold it.
Saracens 20-20 Ospreys
Level on points and on tries - don't forget, Exeter won a drawn game due to more tries scored earlier.
Just saying...
Max Malins
A lovely kick ahead from Alex Goode bounces up nicely for Andy Christie, he quickly flips the ball to his right to give Max Malins the chance to cross and head for the posts. Owen Farrell converts, and we are all square!
Owen Williams
Land it he does, and the Welsh side are a converted try ahead.
Saracens 13-17 Ospreys
Ivan van Zyl intercepts on his own 22 to feed Sean Maitland, but Ospreys get it back and they are quickly back in the home 22. Owen Williams loses the ball, but Ospreys get a penalty that is right in front of the posts to give him a simple chance for three more.
Saracens 13-17 Ospreys
Ah, Billy! After Mako smashes through into the 22, Billy drops the ball as Saracens eye the Ospreys line.
Owen Williams
Great work from the Ospreys fly-half, a difficult kick from 40 metres at an angle to the right, with a swirling breeze to deal with.