Bath 35-31: Bath wing Michael Stephenson scores twice as his side carve out a healthy lead in a thrilling game at the Rec

The Warriors produce a superb display, with wing Thom Evans claiming a hat-trick, but they just fall short despite scoring five tries

Clermont 25-19 Munster: Defending champions Munster travel to France and lead 16-12 with the help of Marcus Horan's try

But it is all about Australian fly-half Brock James, who scores a try, a conversion and six penalties to keep Clermont's hopes alive

Stade Francais 10-15 Harlequins: Quins form a huddle as they prepare for a crunch pool game in front of a sold out Stade de France

There is plenty of pre-match entertainment, with Can-Can girls, gymnasts and a jousting contest keeping the 76,569 fans warm

Quins survive early pressure and they take a 12-0 lead through tries from Tom Williams and Jordan Turner-Hall

Stade fight back but Harlequins hold on to become the first team to defeat the French side at home in the Heineken Cup pool stages

Leicester 38-27 Perpignan: The Tigers take an early lead but Perpignan respond with a superb 70m score from Maxime Mermoz

Centre Aaron Mauger finishes off Dan Hipkiss' break while Toby Flood's try and accurate kicking gives the Tigers a 13-point lead

Perpignan flanker Ovidiu Tonita keeps his side in the hunt but tries from Jordan Crane and Matt Smith, above, seal a bonus-point win

Leinster 33-3 Castres: Leinster's replacement full-back Simon Keogh scores his side's third try as Castres are well beaten at the RDS

But Castres repel Leinster's attacks to prevent the Irish outfit winning a bonus point, which could prove costly in pool two

Ospreys 68-8 Treviso: It is one-way traffic as the Ospreys set Heineken Cup records for the highest team score and winning margin

Fly-half James Hook adds nine conversions as the Ospreys romp to a 10-try victory over the Italians, who offer little resistance

Toulouse 26-7 Dragons: The French aristocrats are made to work hard by a dogged defensive effort from the Dragons

The Dragons score through Steve Jones, but the three-time Heineken Cup champions cruise to a bonus-point victory

Sale 36-6 Montauban: Anitele'a Tuilagi bursts through for one of his side's six tries as Sale seal a comfortable bonus-point victory

Edinburgh 16-25 Wasps: After his travails with England, Danny Cipriani is fine form with the boot as he kicks 20 points at Murrayfield

Mark Robertson gets on the end of a Phil Godman kick to score the try that puts Edinburgh ahead, but Tom Rees' try seals it for Wasps

Cardiff Blues 21-17 Biarritz: The Blues struggle to find top gear, but they maintain their winning run with Ben Blair kicking five penalties

Jerome Thion (L) and Maama Molitika square up towards the end of the game, with the Blues flanker getting a yellow card for this punch