Glasgow's first attack of the game looks very dangerous - Sione Tuipulotu puts Kyle Steyn through a gap, but from the subsequent phase, Matt Fagerson knocks on.

Both teams are throwing caution to the wind early on here, there are offloads aplenty - some good, some not so good!

Bears scrum-half Harry Randall takes a quick tap penalty but flings it wide and almost gifts Toulouse wing Matthis Lebel a try.

It's very open, as we expected.

The visitors have had the majority of the play in the opening 11 minutes.

They tap-and-go inside Glasgow's 22 after they are awarded a scrum penalty.

Another penalty goes Bulls' way and Handre Pollard pops over a simple kick for the game's first points.

Ollie Smith tries to stab a grubber kick in behind after some slick Glasgow hands, but it's blocked by Kurt-Lee Arendse.

The Springboks winger looks favourite to get to the loose ball, before Stafford McDowall does superbly to scramble back in defence.

In stark contrast to the sunny weather in the south of France, it's belting down in Glasgow.

Bulls make their way into Glasgow's 22 after a bright start, but some excellent defensive work secures the turnover for the hosts.

Scrum-half George Horne clears to touch.

We're under way in Toulouse and Glasgow.

It looks a beautifully sunny day down in La Ville Rose as the teams head out onto the turf.

There's a wonderful atmosphere building and we are moments from kick-off.

Not wishing to tempt fate, but we should see an open, free-flowing game of rugby from these two.

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Toulouse: Ramos; Thomas, Gourgues, Barassi, Lebel; Ntamack; Dupont (capt); Ainu'u, Mauvaka, Aldegheri, Flament, Meafou, Cros, Willis, Jelonch.

Replacements: Lacombre, Mallez, Merkler, Brennan, Banos, Graou, Chocobares, Kinghorn.

Bristol: Rees-Zammit; Ravouvou, Van Rensburg, Williams, Ibitoye; Jordan, Randall; Genge, Oghre, Kloska, Dun, Owen, Luatua, Harding (capt), Grondona.

Replacements: Thacker, Woolmore, Lahiff, Taylor, Ivanishvili, Marmion, Moroni, Heward.

Thomas Ramos, a Six Nations winner with France in March, starts at full-back for Toulouse, with scrum-half Antoine Dupont and Jack Willis coming into the starting 15.

Fly-half Romain Ntamack continues his comeback after missing the Six Nations with injury, while Teddy Thomas and Matthis Lebel are on the wings.

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Winger Kalaveti Ravouvou will make his 50th appearance for Bristol Bears when they face six-time winners Toulouse in the first ever meeting between the two clubs.

Gabriel Ibitoye and Wales international Louis Rees-Zammit make up the back three, with Benhard Janse van Rensburg back in the starting 15.

Bristol make one change to the pack from last weekend's defeat by Harlequins as Benjamin Grondona replaces his injured older brother Santiago to start at number eight, with Steven Luatua and skipper Fitz Harding also in the back row.

Glasgow Warriors: McKay, Steyn, McDowall, Tuipulotu, Smith, Lancaster, Horne; Schickerling, Hiddleston, Z Fagerson, Williamson, Samuel, M Fagerson, Darge, Dempsey.

Replacements: Stephen, Bhatti, Talakai, Oguntibeju, Ferrie, Fraser, Afshar, Hastings.

Bulls: Kriel, Jooste, Moodie, Vorster, Arendse, Pollard, Papier; Steenekamp, Grobbelaar, Klopper, Vermaak, Nortje, Coetzee, Louw, Hanekom.

Replacements: Van Staden, Wessels, Smith, Wiese, Rudolph, Burger, Gans, Le Roux

For Bulls, David Kriel shifts to full-back with Willie le Roux on the bench.

Powerful youngster Cameron Hanekom starts at number eight, replacing the injured Nizaam Carr.

Handre Pollard and Embrose Papier are a familiar duo in the half-backs.

Skipper Kyle Steyn and four other Scotland internationals return to Glasgow Warriors' starting line-up for the Champions Cup last-16 tie with Bulls on Saturday.

Steyn leads from the wing while tight-head prop Zander Fagerson, number eight Jack Dempsey and fellow back-rows Matt Fagerson and Rory Darge also bolster Warriors after Six Nations duty with Scotland.

George Horne, who was rested for last weekend's URC win over Benetton, starts at scrum-half and Dan Lancaster is preferred at 10 to Adam Hastings. Huw Jones is not in the squad, with Stafford McDowall at outside centre.