Bristol Bears, Glasgow Warriors, Sale Sharks and Leinster through to last 16 of Champions Cup
Fly-half Billy Searle scores hat-trick as Leicester thump Bayonne 57-14 to keep qualification hopes alive in Pool 3
Leinster edge out La Rochelle 25-24 in Pool 3 thriller thanks to Harry Byrne penalty in overtime
Pool 1 leaders Warriors go down to 13 but overcome Clermont Auvergne 33-21
Sale seal bonus-point 26-10 win over Sharks of Durban to go second in Pool 1
Bears score nine tries in Pretoria to beat Bulls 61-49 in stunning Pool 4 game
Scarlets fall to agonising 47-38 home defeat by Pau in Pool 4
Billy Searle (con: Searle)
Billy Searle reads the pass of Bayonne scrum-half Baptiste Tilloles like a book to take the interception and sprint away to the line.
That's six tries for the Tigers now.
Image source, PA MediaThere's a bit of a trend here of try scorers being substituted immediately after scoring.
Tom Spring and now Freddie Steward are both taking a rest after crossing the whitewash.
Bayonne have made a number of changes in fact as captain Arthur Iturria and Rob Leota come off too.
Make of that what you will.
Billy Searle (con: Searle)
Tigers get their first score of the half as Billy Searle races over after being set-up by Freddie Steward.
Image source, PA MediaPlumtree try, Hawkins con
Scarlets lead!
Taine Plumtree has been outstanding tonight and the flanker is rewarded for his efforts with a try.
It's some finish too, bursting through the line from 15 metres and just when it seemed he'd been held up over the line, he manages to wrestle the ball down.
At one point it looked as if the hosts were in for a long night and yet, they are now on course for a bonus point win. Some turnaround.
Leicester 24-7 Bayonne
Manu Tuilagi's night is over - he is taken off only five minutes into the second half.
He is all smiles and gets a good reception from the home faithful who he used to play in front of for many years.
Image source, Getty ImagesTom Spring (con: Spring)
That's a lovely bit of skill from Bayonne replacement prop Junior Tagi to get Bayonne on the board!
He draws two tacklers before offloading to full-back Tom Spring who has the gas to sprint to the line and then convert his own score.
Leicester 24-0 Bayonne
The second half has started in Leicester as the Tigers look to add to their four first-half tries.
Fraser Watson
BBC Sport Wales reporter
After half an hour, I was set to suggest that Dwayne Peel may be facing fresh questions over his future by the morning. I think I'll hold off on that for now.
It's been some fightback from Scarlets and they are looking dangerous in attack, particularly from their line-out drives.
The concern is they still look so vulnerable defensively. Pau have cut them all too easily both in midfield and out wide and Theo Attisogbence in particular is having a field day.
Much was made of the rearguard victory in Cardiff last month but since then, they've shipped 12 tries in two-and-a-half games of rugby.
Hughes try, Hawkins con
Wow.
From losing 26-10 and looking down and out, somehow Scarlets will go into half-time just two points adrift.
Tom Rogers latches onto a bouncing ball and chips ahead for scrum half Archie Hughes to gather and dive over. Hawkins makes it four from four off the tee and it's all to play for now.
Remember, Pau will come out for the second period still with 14 men too.
Leicester 24-0 Bayonne
It's all going to plan for Leicester - it's been one-way traffic in truth.
A reminder that neither team has won in the competition so far, both tasting defeat in their opening two games.
Tigers are doing what they need to do to stay in the mix going into the last weekend though.
Bayonne have offered very little indeed.
Image source, PA MediaMacleod try
The skipper strikes again!
Deja vu as from the same line-out position from where he scored his first, Josh Macleod latches onto a rolling maul and buries down for the try.
Hawkins converts from out wide and all of a sudden, Scarlets are right back in it against 14 men.
Reece Hewat
Frustration for Scarlets. They think they've scored a third try when prop Henry Thomas goes over, but it's ruled out for a knock on after TMO intervention.
However, they were already playing advantage and Pau flanker Reece Hewat is sin-binned for impeding Archie Hughes off the ball.
Cameron Henderson (con: Billy Searle)
Yes they can!
After a break from Tigers full-back Freddie Steward, who spins nicely out of the tackle to find Jack van Poortvliet, the scrum-half offloads to Cameron Henderson who bursts through some paper-thin tackles to maraud over the line.
Leicester 17-0 Bayonne
Just too many errors from Bayonne there, they gave Leicester chance after chance to increase their lead and the Tigers have taken them up on the offer.
Five minutes to go to the break - can Leicester seal the bonus point before the players head to the changing rooms?
Image source, Getty ImagesTommy Reffell (con: Billy Searle)
It's all a bit messy out there as Ollie Chessum makes a hash of claiming the line-out - blame it on the cold fingers - and then Bayonne knock-on as well.
Bayonne then concede another penalty and Leicester can try again.
This time Chessum does claim it nicely and it's Tommy Reffell who comes up with the try as the Tigers drive over the line.
Billy Searle lands the conversion for the first time tonight.
Tuipulotu try, Desperes con
Oh, it just had to be didn't it.
The respite was brief for Scarlets as former player Carwyn Tuipulotu takes a short pass from scrum half Thibault Daubagna and barges over. Desperes then duly makes it a seven pointer.
The number eight spent four years in west Wales as a player and was a fan favourite before leaving last year.
Leicester 10-0 Bayonne
A scrum penalty won by Leicester relieves the pressure and the Tigers can clear.
Macleod try, Hawkins con
Scarlets strike back immediately!
Just as the game looked to be getting away from the home side, Joe Hawkins boots a penalty to within metres of the line.
Hooker Ryan Elias finds his man and from the maul that follows, skipper Josh Macleod gets the ball down and Joe Hawkins converts.
If ever a 'captain's moment' was needed, it was then.
Leicester 10-0 Bayonne
Bayonne can't secure the ball and the Tigers escape.
For now at least as the visitors come again.
This is the first real spell of pressure Bayonne have been able to put together.
And they have another penatly.
Leicester 10-0 Bayonne
Manu Tuilagi does get his side going forwards at last with a characteristically powerful surge through midfield.
Bayonne then move it wide and the Tigers are forced into some cover defence for the first time tonight.
They keep the French side out but the visitors do have a penalty which they will kick to the corner.
Image source, Getty Images
