If you just looked at the URC table, there is an obvious winner in this one.

Glasgow are flying high, four points clear of Stormers at the top, with Bulls back in eighth.

Franco Smith's side won all four of the pool matches in the Champions Cup to boot and some fans will be dreaming of an unlikely league/European cup double.

They are a formidable outfit at home and a win this afternoon would set up a home European Cup quarter-final for the first time in their history.

It isn't quite that simple though. Bulls were the last team to beat Glasgow at Scotstoun and their squad is packed with international experience and quality.

It should be a belter.

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Congratulations to Bath, commiserations to Saracens after a brilliant contest that wasn't settled until the final minute of action.

With the games coming thick and fast today we're now moving on to the two 17:30 BST kick-offs.

Bath skipper Ben Spencer speaking to Premier Sports:

"I’m loving playing with these lads and we move on to next week now. It’s huge for the club and the fans deserve nothing more than knockout rounds at The Rec.

"Delighted with the win but disappointed with aspects of the performance we know we are going to need to be a hell of a lot better when Saints come.

"Loads of credit to Sarries, they were very good. We were disappointed to go in 10-0 down so loads to build on going into Friday night."

Bath prop Thomas du Toit, who only came on at half-time, has been named man-of-the-match which shows you the impact he made.

Here's what he told Premier Sports:

"Saracens put up a massive fight and showed us class rugby. We were very grateful to turn things up in the second half and play the way we prefer to play the game.

"Well done to everyone, it was a brilliant match. You can’t win anything without your set-piece, we tried our best in the first half, the boys that were on, it was a learning experience for them.

"The scrum is not a one-person thing, it’s the full eight. It’s such a great atmosphere and we love the supporters. It shows you the fight in that team (Saracens) they are a quality side."

Held up!

After many looks at replays, the TMO can't find any evidence to overturn the referee's "no try" decision and so Toulon win by a single point against Stormers.

The French side will play either Glasgow Warriors or Bulls in the quarter-finals - they're scheduled to kick off at 17:30 BST and we'll have updates of that match on this page soon.

Drama!

Stormers have played the final seconds against 13 men, with veteran Ma'a Nonu one of two Toulon players sent to the sin bin late on.

The South African side went through phase after phase after phase - and one of their players thinks they've grounded the ball with the clock in the red.

Referee Christophe Ridley says "no try" on the field but the TMO will check...

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been good for Bath to really be pushed and be under the cosh in the first half.

Yes, you want to be in form and go in winning, but you also want to be prepared for a battle and Bath will be after that.

Bath are into the quarter-finals of the Champions Cup and they'll host Northampton next weekend for a place in the last four.

Bath trailed Saracens 10-0 at half-time but they crossed five times in the superb second period to secure their spot in the next round.

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Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

This game keeps on giving, right into the dying seconds.

Thomas du Toit is over the line - but he's held up!

Saracens fighting to the end.

But another stray kick gives Bath another chance to finish if off.

Ivan van Zyl has not helped his side's cause with a couple of very loose kicks gifting Bath possession.

The hosts have the ball as the clock ticks down at The Rec.

Fingernails are being bitten all over the place.

Meanwhile, in France, Stormers have scored again and they're one point behind Toulon with two minutes to play.

What a brilliant game this has been.

Who is going to end up on the winning side?

This is crunch time.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was simple in the end, a short carry bringing momentum and then a play out of the back.

It wasn't one of the prettiest tries we've seen from Bath but it doesn't matter. These fans know that's all they needed and that try seals the deal.

Bath win a penalty but choose to kick to the corner rather than the posts.

They want to finish it off here.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Head to the "Watch & listen" tab near the top of this page for BBC radio commentary of the closing stages at the Rec.

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That could be very costly.

Harry Wilson is sin-binned for the closing stages for a high challenge on Miles Reid.