That was entertaining, and now we've got another vital clash on our hands which Fraser Watson will take you through.

Bordeaux's Adam Coleman speaking to Premier Sports: "It was physical, there was a lot of running rugby despite the rain, great testament to both sides, we always knew it was going to a be a good game but thankfully we came out on top.

"Going unbeaten in our pool was very important, to set that goal and achieve it, we have a run of home games hopefully and look forward to."

On Bielle-Biarrey: "He is incredible, a lot of people are fast but a lot of people don't know rugby IQ and his rugby IQ is outstanding. He is a smart kid, always willing to learn and I cannot speak highly enough of him."

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Louis Bielle-Biarrey speaking to Premier Sports: "It was really hard today, both teams wanted to play but we are really happy to win and take the group. It was really important for us (to win the group) but we were not expecting it."

A reminder that five of the eight Prem sides have qualified for the last 16, two still could (Leicester and Saracens) and only injury-hit Gloucester are definitely out.

Bath, who have finished top of Pool 2 after beating Edinburgh on Friday, are the only side to have won so far this weekend after defeats for Leicester, Sale and Gloucester on Saturday and now Bristol just now.

Harlequins and Northampton are up next with Saracens facing a tricky test at Glasgow Warriors in the final match of the pool phase.

The whistle goes as the ball sails between the sticks for a bonus-point win.

Bordeaux win Pool 4 and gain home advantage from here on.

Bristol had their chances but gifted too much to the reigning champions.

No!

Mathieu Jalibert misses a straight forward one from the left of the posts.

Hope for the hosts?

Bordeaux expertly eat up time with a concerted spell across the Bristol five meter line, until a penalty chance that will see the French side go eight points ahead.

And almost immediately the ball is spilled in the Bristol 22 by Benhard Janse van Rensburg, gifting Bordeaux an attacking scrum dead centre.

Nerveless stuff from the substitute, out on the left, and he slots it with aplomb.

Louis Rees-Zammit flicks the ball out to the wing and it goes to ground - but there's a penalty to the hosts, which would reduce this to within a converted try of an unlikely win...

That is so frustrating for Bristol fans, Van Rensburg had done so well to take several defenders with him, although the ball looked to have barely, if at all, touched the whitewash.

But Bordeaux hit right back, an infringement inside the Bristol 22 gives Jalibert a simple three-pointer.

There is an almighty slapping sound as Cameron Woki and Kalaveti Ravouvou collide at a high ball, but there's no damage and they both resume.

It is hammering it down again at Ashton Gate, but there haven't been as many handling errors since the resumption.

Rees-Zammit takes the ball into touch close to the corner flag, and just to delay the game he flips the ball away. He gets a stern talking-to, but nothing more.

Maxime Lamothe barges over from the lineout but he's held up.

Rees-Zammit has a kick charged down on his own 22, Bordeaux hack it on but then Worsley has the chance to clear from behind his own line.

It's very to-and-fro at the moment.

Kalaveti Ravouvou charges down a Mathieu Jalibert kick and for a split-second the Bristol winger looks to be away and threatening the try line - until Jalibert recovers with a turn of pace.

There's more back and forth around halfway, with Sam Worsley's kick sliding off the outside of his left into touch for another unforced error that ends a promising spell.