Off we go in Dublin.

It's usually pretty tasty when a Ronan O'Gara-coached side face Leinster. What will we have in store today?

Sale Sharks wing Obi Ene will make his first Champions Cup start, while Sharks have opted against bringing the majority of their South Africa internationals, which includes captain Siya Kolisi, over to Manchester.

Sale: Carpenter; Ene, Du Preez, Ma'asi-White, O'Flaherty; Ford, Warr; Rodd, Jibulu, Harper, Bamber, Van Rhyn (capt), Vermeulen, Dugdale, T Curry.

Replacements: Caine, McIntyre, John, Burrow, Andrews, Hanson, Louw, Wehr.

Sharks: Kunene; Penxe, Venter, Julius, Malan; Masuku, Braude; Mazibuko, Swart, Koch, Rahl, Van Heerden, Mavesere, Tshituka, Hatton (capt).

Replacements: Bester, Ganyane, Mdanda, Tshituka, Romao, Everson, Smith, Potgieter.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

It got a little hairy in that second half but Glasgow managed the tough moments well and it's an outstanding win on French soil.

This European campaign is bubbling up very, very nicely for Franco Smith's side.

Saracens at Scotstoun next weekend should be a belter!

Leinster are without several players through injury, including props Tadhg Furlong, Andrew Porter, Jack Boyle and Rabah Slimani. James Lowe, Garry Ringrose and RG Snyman are also missing. Lowe's absence means Joshua Kenny makes his European debut after scoring six tries in five United Rugby Championship games.

La Rochelle, who warmed up for this game by thrashing an understrength Toulon 66-0 last week, have named a strong team captained by France number eight Gregory Alldritt

Leinster: Frawley; O'Brien, Ioane, Henshaw, Kenny; Prendergast, Gibson-Park; P McCarthy, Sheehan, Clarkson, J McCarthy, Ryan; Conan, Van der Flier, Doris (capt).

Replacements: Kelleher, Cahir, Sparrow, Mangan, Deegan, McGrath, Byrne, Osborne.

La Rochelle: Leyds; Nowell, Favre, Daunivucu, Niniashvili; West, Le Garrec; Wardi, Latu, Atonio, Kante-Samba, Skelton, Jegou, Botia, Alldritt (capt).

Replacements: Lespiaucq, Penverne, Kuntelia, Douglas, Fraindt, Berjon, Hastoy, Bollengier.

Up next we are covering Sale against South Africa's Sharks, with updates also coming from Leinster against La Rochelle.

Glasgow Warriors captain Kyle Steyn, speaking to Premier Sports: "We've just got a really good group that's been together for a number of years now and we are just really keen to play for each other. The atmosphere was unbelievable.

"We were obviously very nervous (in the second half) and you don’t want that, but we had a clear plan of what we had to do if something like that (two yellow cards) happened.

"Saracens are a really good outfit, they thrive in their rugby in Europe. It will be a good challenge."

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Glasgow maintain their perfect Champions Cup record this season, securing their third straight bonus-point win.

They host Saracens next weekend before attentions turn to the knockout stages.

Clermont remain bottom of the pool on zero points.

A Clermont knock-on allows Glasgow to clear their lines as Dan Lancaster boots to touch.

There's two and a half minutes left.

Clermont aren't giving this up without a fight and make their way into Glasgow's 22.

Wow.

A stunning defensive effort from Clermont, who somehow hold Glasgow up over the line again.

Matt Fagerson is halted inches short of the Clermont line.

Glasgow want to kill this off.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

Glasgow always, always go for the corner and it tends to work well for them.

But three points would have been handy there.

Dan Lancaster goes for the line after a solid Glasgow set-piece, but Lucas Zamora drags the visiting fly-half over the line and holds him up.

Clermont can't exit cleanly though and Glasgow somehow have another scrum, just 5m out.

Glasgow will be back up to their full complement very shortly...

Clermont are still failing to take any advantage of their numerical dominance.

There's two minutes left before George Horne and Patrick Schickerling can return.

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Dan Lancaster goes for goal after Glasgow win a penalty, but pulls his effort wide.

Clermont then infringe at the breakdown and the visitors will be in no hurry to get to this lineout.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

Penalty try conceded and two men in the bin in the blink of an eye.

From a relative cruise to a huge test for Glasgow now.