Champions Cup Round of 16 fixture details confirmed

Ulster will face Toulouse in the first leg of the Round of 16 on Saturday 9 April (kick-off 4.15pm local time / 3.15pm UK/Ire time) at Le Stadium, before facing the French side at home on Saturday 16 April (kick-off 8pm).

History will be made in early April when the eagerly-anticipated Heineken Champions Cup Round of 16 fixtures will be played over two legs for the first time as an elite group of clubs and their supporters compete to stay on the road to the Marseille finals.

With aggregate scores over the two contests deciding the Round of 16 winners, dramatic outcomes in packed stadiums are certain to be the order of the day as the four highest-ranked clubs in each pool are scheduled to play their second leg matches at home.

Holders, Stade Toulousain, are moving their first leg fixture against URC front runners, Ulster Rugby, to the 33,000-capacity Le Stadium on Saturday 9 April with the action live on BT Sport, while the second leg goes ahead at the Kingspan Stadium on Saturday 16 April.

In the event of drawn matches or equal aggregate scores at the end of normal time during the knockout stage of the Heineken Champions Cup, extra-time will be played with the exception of the first legs of the Round of 16 matches.

Ticket Details

Tickets for the second leg at Kingspan Stadium will be made available on a phased basis, with Season Ticket holders at the front of the queue.

While playoff fixtures are not included as part of the Season Ticket package, we are pleased to confirm that Season Ticket holders will be able to secure the same seats/terrace locations they occupy for all regular season fixtures. Plus - they will also get a 25% discount off their own tickets as a goodwill gesture for their unwavering support during what has been a very challenging period.

Non Season Ticket holders can sign up to our FREE waitlist to ensure they get access to a five-day priority window ahead of tickets going on general sale.

For full ticketing information or to sign up for the waitlist, visit our dedicated ticketing page at ulster.rugby/toulousetickets.

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Heineken Champions Cup - Round of 16 first leg

(all kick-offs local times)

Friday 8 April

Connacht Rugby v Leinster Rugby, The Sportsground (8pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Saturday 9 April

Sale Sharks v Bristol Bears, AJ Bell Arena (1pm) \
C4 / Virgin Media / BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Union Bordeaux-Bègles v Stade Rochelais, venue TBC (2pm) \
beIN SPORTS / BT Sport

Stade Toulousain v Ulster Rugby, Le Stadium (4.15pm) \
\\\beIN SPORTS / FR 2 / BT Sport \\\

Exeter Chiefs v Munster Rugby, Sandy Park (5.30pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Stade Francais Paris v Racing 92, Stade Jean Bouin (6.30pm) \
beIN SPORTS / BT Sport

Sunday 10 April

Montpellier Hérault Rugby v Harlequins, GGL Stadium (2pm) \
beIN SPORTS / BT Sport

ASM Clermont Auvergne v Leicester Tigers, Stade Marcel-Michelin (4.15pm) \
beIN SPORTS / FR 2 / BT Sport

Heineken Champions Cup - Round of 16 second leg

Friday 15 April

Leinster Rugby v Connacht Rugby, Aviva Stadium (5.30pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Bristol Bears v Sale Sharks, Ashton Gate (8pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Saturday 16 April

Harlequins v Montpellier Hérault Rugby, Twickenham Stoop (12.30pm) \
C4 / Virgin Media / BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Munster Rugby v Exeter Chiefs, Thomond Park (3pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Stade Rochelais v Union Bordeaux-Bégles, Stade Marcel Deflandre (4pm) \
beIN SPORTS / FR 2 / BT Sport

Leicester Tigers v ASM Clermont Auvergne, Mattioli Woods Welford Road (5.30pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS / FR 4

Ulster Rugby v Stade Toulousain, Kingspan Stadium (8pm) \
BT Sport / beIN SPORTS

Sunday 17 April

Racing 92 v Stade Francais Paris, Paris La Défense Arena (4.30pm) \
beIN SPORTS / BT Sport

Quarter-finals – 6/7/8 May

The quarter-finals will be played over one match and the highest-ranked clubs from the pool stage will have home venue advantage as follows:

QF 1: Racing 92 (A1) or Stade Francais (B8) v Bristol Bears (B4) or Sale Sharks (A5) \
QF 2: Harlequins (B2) or Montpellier (A7) v Stade Rochelais (A3) or Bordeaux-Bègles (B6) \
QF 3: Ulster (A2) or Stade Toulousain (B7) v Munster (B3) or Exeter Chiefs (A6) \
QF 4: Leicester Tigers (B1) or Clermont (A8) v Leinster (A4) or Connacht (B5)

Semi-finals – 13/14/15 May

The semi-finals will be played over one match, and the highest-ranked clubs from the pool stage will have either home country advantage or home venue advantage (TBC) as follows:

SF 1: Winner QF 1 v Winner QF 2 \
SF 2: Winner QF 3 v Winner QF 4

2022 Heineken Champions Cup final - Saturday 28 May

Stade Vélodrome, Marseille (5.45pm)