European Rugby Champions Cup
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Sam Burgess, Bath’s star recruit from rugby league, came on as a second-half substitute during Bath’s 30-5 win over Montpellier in the European Champions Cup
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Michael Aylwin: Bloodgate in 2009 was one of the most notorious scandals in rugby. It brought shame on Harlequins, cost people their jobs and forced changes in the rules
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Sam Burgess looks set to make his European Champions Cup debut for Bath against Montpellier
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Bath suffered a narrow 21-19 defeat to Toulouse despite mounting a late fightback in the European Rugby Champions Cup
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Error-strewn Leicester Tigers suffered a comprehensive 15-3 by Scarlets in Pool 3 of the European Rugby Champions Cup
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Northampton’s Dylan Hartley said: ‘We’re top of the Premiership and still alive in the Champions Cup’ while beaten Ospreys lamented a lack of accuracy
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Harlequins lifted their chances of progress in Europe with a 23-16 win against a jaded Wasps side
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Sale Sharks were soundly beaten 35-3 by Clermont Auvergne in the European Champions Cup thanks to tries from Napolioni Nalaga, Nick Abendanon and Aurélien Rougerie
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Leinster maintained their winning record in the Champions Cup by beating Castres 21-12 thanks to the kicking of Ian Madigan
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Leicester were roundly beaten by Scarlets and now face a daunting double-header against Toulon
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Finn Russell kicked five penalties in Glasgow’s crucial 15-13 victory at Montpellier to stay top of Pool Four
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Northampton Saints bounced back from their away defeat to Racing Métro thanks to four tries from George North
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Ulster suffered a 23-13 home defeat to Toulon with Bryan Habana and Delon Armitage scoring tries for the French side
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Toulouse outscored Bath by three tries to one with a bulldozing back row of Thierry Dusautoir, Imanol Harinordoquy and Louis Picamoles doing the damage
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Dave Kilcoyne scored the only try, 19 seconds after coming on, to help Munster to 14-3 win over Saracens
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The Welsh back Owen Williams says it will be emotional when he plays at Llanelli for first time since switching to Tigers last year. The match is in Pool 3 of the European Rugby Champions Cup
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The 29-year-old, enjoying the culture change in France, is used to the pressure of top clubs and is unfazed at facing seven of the newly announced England squad against Bath
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The England fly-half Owen Farrell will start Saracens’ European Champions Cup match in Munster after recovering from a quad injury
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The Breakdown: Ireland’s most-capped player has been signed up by BT Sport for the European Champions Cup – and is a natural
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Rugby union: talking points from the weekend's action European Rugby Champions Cup talking points from the weekend action
Guardian writers: A new tournament, but some familiar powerhouses flexed their muscles on opening weekend of European rugby’s new dawn
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Glasgow Warriors served notice that they are a team to be taken seriously in Europe this season with their 37-10 win over Bath, claims coach Gregor Townsend
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Sale’s hopes of progressing in Europe, and Danny Cipriani’s efforts to get back in the England team, suffered a setback after an injury-time drop goal from Munster’s Ian Keatley
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Saracens’ Chris Ashton and David Strettle, two wings hopeful of a place in Stuart Lancaster’s elite player squad, scored two tries apiece against Clermont Auvergne
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Northampton were left kicking themselves after a last-minute try cost them a bonus point and the match against Racing Métro in the European Champions Cup
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The Leicester captain, Ben Youngs, was ‘just pleased we’ve got the season back on track’ after the win over Ulster, although Manu Tuilagi suffered a recurrence of a groin problem
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Leinster came from behind to beat Wasps in Pool 2 of the European Rugby Champions Cup to claim a dramatic 25-20 win
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Toulon defeated Scarlets 28-18 in the Rugby Champions Cup with Armitage among their try scorers
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Toby Flood helped Toulouse to come from behind and beat Montpellier 30-23 in an all-French encounter in the Champions Cup
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James Haskell, the Wasps captain, tells his team that playing Leinster in Dublin in the Champions Cup will be like playing in an international
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Leicester secured an important 25-18 win over big rivals Ulster in the European Champions Cup, but were grateful to hang on
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Glasgow Warriors served warning to the top European clubs that they are more than capable of mixing it with the top sides after their 37-10 demolition of Bath
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A last-minute try halted Northampton’s comeback as Racing Métro won their opening European Champions Cup encounter 20-11
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Saracens secured a bonus point win over Clermont but were given a thorough test in an enthralling match at Allianz Park
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Munster’s Ian Keatley kicks dramatic drop goal to beat Sale Sharks
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Nick Evans kicked 20 points as Harlequins opened the European Champions Cup with a 25-9 victory over Castres at The Stoop
About 54 results for European Rugby Champions Cup
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