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Bath 0-0 Montpellier
Ollie Lawrence loses the ball before Max Ojomoh dives over for the try. The right call.
Opening weekend of pool games in 2026-27 Champions Cup
Saturday results: Sale 27-47 Glasgow, Bulls 56-20 Stade Francais, Stormers 49-12 Bristol, Clermont Auvergne 23-48 Leinster, Connacht 45-36 Saracens, La Rochelle 31-14 Lions, Bath 14-32 Montpellier, Munster 33-25 Racing 92
Tributes paid to Lions lock Hyron Andrews, who died aged 31 on Friday
Alastair Telfer, Jonathan Bradley, George Booth, Matt Gault and George O'Neill
Bath 0-0 Montpellier
Ollie Lawrence loses the ball before Max Ojomoh dives over for the try. The right call.
Bath 0-0 Montpellier
Has Ollie Lawrence dropped it? It was a perfect cross-field kick from Santi Carreras.
Munster 0-0 Racing 92
Can Munster get the win a decade and one day after the death of their Heineken Cup-winning captain Anthony Foley?
Bath 0-0 Montpellier
We are under way. Bath are in their black kit.
Bath v Montpellier (20:00 BST)
It is time for a minute's silence following the death of Lions lock Hyron Andrews.
Bath v Montpellier (20:00 BST)
Montpellier number eight Billy Vunipola, speaking to Premier Sports: "I just want to send my condolences to Hyron Andrews' family.
"Sometimes we forget that rugby is just a game. I want to send my condolences to him and his kids.
"If there's someone you haven't told in a long time that you love them, now is your chance."
Munster v Racing 92 (20:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's an emotional night for Munster as they take the field in Cork a decade and one day after the death of their Heineken Cup-winning captain Anthony Foley.
The former number eight was head coach of his beloved province at the time of his death, which occurred the night before these two sides were set to meet in Paris in 2016.
Tributes before kick-off have included the Shannon RFC choir signing 'There Is an Isle', the club song that was memorably a part of Foley's funeral.
Speaking on Premier Sports, former Munster wing Simon Zebo called Foley "one of the most important people in the history" of the province.
Munster v Racing 92 (20:00 BST)
Munster: O'Connor; McCarthy, Nankivell, Kelly, O'Brien; O'Shea, Casey; Loughman, Van der Merwe, Aungier, Ahern, Beirne (capt), Edogbo, Hodnett, Gleeson.
Replacements: Clein, Wycherley, Brookes, Wycherley, Coombes, O'Donovan, Hanrahan, O'Donoghue.
Racing 92: Prisciantelli; Hulleu, Habosi, Manu, Tupou; Gibert, Latrasse; Jabea Njocke, Escobar, Kharaishvili, Lainault, Joseph, Tagitagivalu, Martins, Baudonne (capt).
Replacements: Basse, Leota, Bamba, Hughes, Camara, Machenaud, James, Roche.
Bath v Montpellier (20:00 BST)
Bath: Carreras; Cokanasiga, Lawrence, Ojomoh, C Griffin; Russell, Spencer (capt); Obano, Dunn, Stuart, Jeanes, Ewels, Hill, Pepper, Green.
Replacements: Frost, Kirk, A Griffin, Richards, Bayliss, Van der Linde, Redpath, Tuipulotu.
Montpellier: Hogg; Delibes, Anyanwu, Piccardo, Taofifenua; Hastings, Price; Wardi, Akrab, Hounkpatin, Van Heerden, Chalureau, Camara, Becognee, Nouchi (capt).
Replacements: Riccitelli, Tabarot, Welsch, Beard, Duguid, Vunipola, Bezy, Echegaray.
Bath v Montpellier (20:00 BST)
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Image source, Press AssociationBuckle up, we're not done yet!
Two more games to come.
FT: Connacht 45-36 Saracens
Connacht fly-half Ciaran Frawley, speaking to Premier Sports: "What a game, unreal.
"It is not about me, it is about the rest of the lads knowing their detail.
"We need to keep building."
Also in Pool Two, La Rochelle beat the Lions. The game was played in honour of lock Hyron Andrews.
Image source, Press AssociationA night Connacht will always remember.
Elliot Daly
Sharp hands and over goes Elliot Daly. There will be time for the kick-off.
The kick is missed. You would have expected better from Owen Farrell. No losing bonus point as it stands.
Connacht 45-31 Saracens
Ciaran Frawley is named player of the match.
Connacht 45-31 Saracens
Saracens are not done yet. They win a penalty for a deliberate knock-on by Cian Prendergast.
Connacht 45-31 Saracens
Another try would secure an extra point for Connacht.
Connacht 45-31 Saracens
The atmosphere is electric in Galway. Welcome back, Connacht, to the Champions Cup!
