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Tim Oscroft

  1. Harlequins v Sale (20:00 BST)

    Barely time to pause for breath, and we are all set for Quins v Sale - let's start with the teams.

  2. FT: Glasgow 25-21 Bulls

    Glasgow Warriors head coach Franco Smith speaking to Premier Sports: "It is play-off rugby, it is always going to be tight.

    "Look at the Stormers earlier, it will be 80 minutes of it which is why I held the bench back a bit. It’s good to introduce the boys to play-off mentality."

  3. FT: Glasgow 25-21 Bulls

    Glasgow captain Kyle Steyn tells Premier Sports: "We made that pretty tough for ourselves. It's a good thing we were able to tough it out, but plenty to work on.

    "All credit to the Bulls. They didn't go away and kept fighting."

    On facing Toulon in the last eight: "It's always exciting playing a team we don't get to play often. We're looking forward to it."

  4. When are the quarter-finals?

    The four quarter-finals will take place next weekend.

    The highest-ranked team from the pool stage will get home advantage in each quarter-final tie. For example, Glasgow are guaranteed to be at home next weekend if they beat Bulls, but a Bulls win will mean they go to Toulon in the next round.

    Seedings are in brackets and here are the fixtures:

    • Bordeaux (1)/Leicester (16) v Toulouse (8)
    • Bath (4) v Northampton (5)
    • Glasgow (2) v Toulon (7)
    • Leinster (3)/Edinburgh (14) v Harlequins (6)/Sale (11)

  5. Champions Cup results and fixtures

    All kick-off times BST

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    Friday

    • Northampton 49-41 Castres

    Saturday

    • Bath 31-22 Saracens
    • Toulon 28-27 Stormers
    • Glasgow 25-21 Bulls
    • Toulouse 59-26 Bristol
    • Harlequins v Sale (20:00)

    Sunday

    • Bordeaux Begles v Leicester (15:00)
    • Leinster v Edinburgh (17:30)

  6. Full-time: Glasgow 25-21 Bulls

    Adam Hastings slots the penalty and the hosts are through the the last eight.

    A monumental effort from Franco Smith's side in truly disgusting weather.

  7. Sin-bin: Elrigh Louw (Bulls)

    Glasgow 22-21 Bulls

    Penalty after penalty go against Bulls.

    The latest results in a yellow card for flanker Elrigh Louw and Adam Hastings will run the clock down before kicking at goal.

  8. Full-time

    Toulouse 59-26 Bristol

    Going away to Toulouse is one of the toughest assignments you have in the Champions Cup and they showed just why that is the case today by blowing Bristol away.

    The Bears actually scored the first try but that seemed only to kickstart Toulouse into action and they showed off their range of running skills and attacking rugby to lead 40-7 at the break.

    Six-time winners Toulouse march into the quarter-finals in great shape and they will face Bordeaux or Leicester next weekend.

    For Bristol, it's back to domestic matters as their European campaign comes to an end.

  9. converted try

    Converted try: Toulouse 59-26 Bristol

    Noah Heward (con: James Willliams)

    Bristol add a fourth try through Noah Heward as the clock ticks down.

    The game was gone long ago but the Bears have showed plenty of spirit late on.

  10. converted try

    Converted try: Glasgow 22-21 Bulls

    Marco van Staden (con Pollard)

    What a game.

    Bulls throw the kitchen sink at Glasgow's defence and eventually break through.

    Substitute hooker Marco van Staden is the man to dot down and Handre Pollard makes it a one-point game with the conversion.

  11. try

    Try: Glasgow 22-14 Bulls

    Stafford McDowall

    Is that the try that takes Glasgow into the Champions Cup quarter-finals?

    It's a brilliant score. The home forwards go through multiple phases, which creates space out wide.

    Slick hands despite the torrential rain and Stafford McDowall finishes expertly in the corner.

  12. converted try

    Converted try: Toulouse 59-19 Bristol

    James Williams (con: Williams)

    Bears centre James Williams picks off the interception and races away to score from deep inside his own half.

    That was a long way to run at this stage of a game where he's had to do a lot of defending.

    He then knocks over the conversion himself.

  13. Glasgow 17-14 Bulls

    Both sets of players pile into each other after Josh McKay is dragged into touch.

    Glasgow have a penalty, the crowd are up and it's all very fractious.

  14. Glasgow 17-14 Bulls

    Just over 12 minutes left at Scotstoun.

    It's anyone's game.

  15. converted try

    Converted try: Toulouse 59-12 Bristol

    Teddy Thomas (con: Thomas Ramos)

    Teddy Thomas has his second shortly after his first.

    A chip in behind from Antoine Dupont puts the retreating James Williams in difficulty as he tries to ground the ball behind the try line.

    The officials take several looks at it and decide the ball wasn't grounded before Thomas arrived to dot it down.

    That's nine tries for Toulouse who have four players on two tries.

  16. Glasgow 17-14 Bulls

    Brilliant Glasgow defence repels the Bulls and then earns a penalty inside their own 22.

    This has been a titanic effort from both teams in horrible conditions.

  17. try

    Try: Glasgow 17-14 Bulls

    Patrick Schickerling

    Glasgow slowly march their way into Bulls territory and force a penalty.

    Again they turn down points and tap-and-go and this time it pays off to great effect.

    Some quick hands out to the left wing and Patrick Schickerling crashes over.

    A tidy finish for a prop.

    Dan Lancaster's tricky conversion attempt is off target.

    Schickerling trySNS
  18. converted try

    Converted try: Toulouse 52-12 Bristol

    Teddy Thomas (con: Thomas Ramos)

    50 points up for Toulouse in sunny southern France.

    Bristol lose the ball in the tackle and you can practically see the Toulouse players licking their lips.

    They click into gear and Kalvin Gourgues commits the defenders before finding Teddy Thomas who scores under the posts.

  19. Glasgow 12-14 Bulls

    Glasgow v Bulls match actionPA Media

    It's all been pretty scrappy in this swirling Glasgow wind.

    Not much to report in the past 10 minutes or so.

  20. Sin-bin: Romain Ntamack (Toulouse)

    Toulouse 45-12 Bristol

    Just before that try there was a high tackle by Toulouse fly-half Romain Ntamack on Bears centre Benhard Janse van Rensburg who has had to leave the pitch for treatment.

    Ntamack will sit out the next ten minutes.