Referee Andrew Brace sounds like he is getting fed up with a lot of chat and not a lot of action in the scrums so far and has a stern word with both sides.

Sale scrum-half Gus Warr is then so close to going over but what a tackle by Antoine Dupont!

That was the definition of a try-saving tackle.

Took his legs away when Warr looked odds on to score.

Textbook.

Another Toulouse infringement and Sale go for the corner again, refusing kicking at the posts early on.

Chance for Sale now as a penalty allows them to kick into Toulouse territory.

Toulouse look bang up for this. The ball is fast and is being swung around.

The visitors are first on the scoreboard thanks to a well-struck Jeremy Fernandez penalty.

BOOM! Big hit from Blair Kinghorn. It doesn't take long for Toulouse to win a penalty. Vintage Jack Willis.

We are under way in Toulouse.

Off we go in Limerick...

Toulouse: Ramos; Delibes, Gourgues, Chocobares, Lebel; Kinghorn, Dupont (capt); Baille, Marchand, Aldegheri, Flament, Meafou, Banos, Willis, Jelonch.

Replacements: Mauvaka, Neti, Mallez, Brennan, Roumat, Cros, Graou, Thomas.

Sale: Davies; Ene, Ma'asi-White, Louw (capt), Wills; Curtis, Warr; Rodd, Jibulu, Harper, Burrow, Andrews, Gilmore, Woodman, Dugdale.

Replacements: Caine, McIntyre, Bell, Hogg, Logan, Hanson, Bedlow, Grace.

Toulouse are OUT as things stand. A victory is needed to stay alive.

England stars George Ford and Tom Curry are not included as already qualified Sale make nine changes for their Pool 1 trip to play the six-time champions.

The duo are replaced by Tom Curtis and Sam Dugdale respectively, while academy players Ollie Davies and Jos Gilmore will make their first Champions Cup starts.

Alex Sanderson keeps faith with the front row that helped Sale beat the Sharks last Saturday, but the second row has been refreshed with Tom Burrow and Hyron Andrews coming in.

Gus Warr keeps his place at scrum-half and Obi Ene starts again on the wing after his Champions Cup debut last week.

Toulouse, who have lost two of their three pool games and need a win to ensure their progress, have named Antoine Dupont at scrum-half, with Scotland international Blair Kinghorn again at fly-half.

Craig Casey has recovered from a shoulder injury to start for Munster against Castres.

The Ireland scrum-half was forced off in the second half of Sunday's loss to Toulon but has been passed fit to start in Limerick.

Head coach Clayton McMillan has made three changes from that defeat as Thaakir Abrahams, Niall Scannell and Jean Kleyn come into the side.

Ireland forward Tadhg Beirne will win his 100th Munster cap in the final European Pool game.

Munster are fourth in Pool Two and will likely need a victory to secure their place in the knockout stages, while Castres are bottom but can leapfrog the Irish province with victory at Thomond Park.

Abrahams joins Shane Daly and Ben O'Connor in the back three while Alex Nankivell and Tom Farrell have retained their places at centre as Jack Crowley will partner Casey at half-back.

The front row comprises of Jeremy Loughman, the returning Scannell and Michael Ala'alatoa, and Kleyn and Fineen Wycherley pack down in the second row.

Centurion Beirne will captain the side from the back row alongside Jack O'Donoghue and Gavin Coombes.

Prop Oli Jager is named on the bench and is set to make his first appearance since sustaining a head injury in October.

Munster: S Daly; T Abrahams; T Farrell, A Nankivell; B O'Connor; J Crowley, C Casey; J Loughman, N Scannell, M Ala'alatoa; J Kleyn, F Wycherley; T Beirne (C), J O'Donoghue, G Coombes.

Replacements: L Barron, M Milne, O Jager, E Edogbo, B Gleeson, E Coughlan, JJ Hanrahan, D Kelly.

Castres: Chabouni; Ambadiang, Karawalevu, Goodhue, Palis; Popelin, Fernandez; Sokobale, Zarantonello, Collier; Maravat, Staniforth; Delaporte (C), Cope, Vanverberghe.

Replacements: Durand-Pradere, Tichit, Azar, Nakarawa, Ardron, Arata, Herve, Manu.

Next Munster host Castres and Toulouse play Sale.

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A losing bonus point is enough for La Rochelle to qualify and knock out Leicester Tigers.

A La Rochelle win over Harlequins would hand Stormers a home last 16.

Simple?

Player of the match Paul de Villiers, speaking to Premier Sports: "We approached the game as a knockout game and we can do better."

Stormers get the job done and are into the last 16. Leicester now face a nervous wait.

Certainly a game for the purists in the Basque Country but Leinster come away with a victory in one of the toughest places to go in Europe.

They didn't lead until the 74th minute and didn't hit top gear but job done, pool topped despite the lack of bonus point.