Blues 37-24 Gloucester: Blues number eight Andy Powell produces a superb display as his side claim a second bonus-point victory

Gloucester play their part in a thrilling contest but Nicky Robinson's try seals a fine win for the Blues

Bath 13-9 Dragons: The Welsh region produce a heroic defensive display against the Guinness Premiership leaders

They manage to hold on for 67 minutes but Bath seal victory when replacement wing Andrew Higgins touches down

Sale 16-24 Munster: Luke McAlister has a sparkling game for Sale as the English side come back from 16-6 down to draw level at 16-16

But the defending champions show all their Heineken Cup know-how and David Wallace claims the winning try on 67 minutes

Leinster 41-11 Wasps: The Irish side make the early running but Jeremy Staunton scores in the corner to make the score 15-11

There are worries for Leinster as centre Brian O'Driscoll comes off at half-time although the club plays down the seriousness of the injury

The injury does not affect the result as Leinster run in 26 unanswered points, wing Rob Kearney claiming the sixth and final try

Castres 6-13 Edinburgh: Mark Robertson's try and eight points from Chris Paterson give Edinburgh their first Heineken Cup win in France

Ospreys 15-9 Perpignan: Tommy Bowe comes close to scoring for the Ospreys in a scrappy game at the Liberty Stadium

With James Hook ruled out through injury, teenage fly-half Dan Biggar kicks the Ospreys to victory with five penalties

Harlequins 42-21 Ulster: The visitors make a perfect start when Timoci Nagusa crosses after just 176 seconds

But Harlequins respond quickly and the impressive Danny Care sets up Jordan Turner-Hall for the home side's opening try

Care also sets up Tom Williams for his first try before scoring one himself as Quins power to the top of Pool Five

Stade Francais 37-15 Scarlets: The Scarlets are only 9-8 behind at the break but Julien Saubade starts Stade's second-half try spree

Italy number eight and Stade skipper Sergio Parisse weighs in with two tries of his own in just three minutes

Ceiron Thomas pulls a try back for the Scarlets but Lionel Beauxis runs in from 60m late on to claim a personal haul of 22 points

Treviso 16-60 Leicester: Second row Marco Wentzel typifies a powerful Leicester display as they romp to a nine-try win in Italy

Glasgow 16-22 Toulouse: The home side make a great start on Friday and three Dan Parks penalties give the Warriors a 9-7 half-time lead

But the three-time Heineken Cup winners score 15 answered points after the break, with David Skrela scoring his second of the game

Lome Fa'atau's try hands Glasgow a bonus point but number eight Johnnie Beattie knows his side need a miracle to make the last eight