Wasps director of rugby Dai Young believes Pool 1 leaders Toulouse will provide a “tough” test when the clubs clash in next month’s crucial Heineken Champions Cup double-header. The English side are still seeking a first win in this season’s competition after a 52-3 defeat at defending champions Leinster Rugby in Round 1 was followed by an encouraging 35-35 home draw with Bath Rugby last month. Wasps first host Toulouse in Round 3 on December 8 at the Ricoh Arena, with the French outfit full of confidence after their 28-27 win over Leinster at Stade Ernest Wallon in Round 2. Young’s team then travel to face the four-time winners – who missed out on a spot in the Champions Cup last season – in Round 4 on December 15. https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1055386720714276864 Speaking at last month’s Heineken Champions Cup launch in Newcastle, Young admitted that his side are well aware of the quality throughout the Toulouse side. “We’ve watched them play a number of times this season and they have lots of real quality coming out of that team,” he said. “They’ve been out of it [Heineken Champions Cup] for a season and they’ll certainly relish being back in there, so we know that’s going to be tough. “If we catch them on a hot day, it could be a tough day at the office for us, but it’s up to us to make sure we enforce our game plan on them.”