Pool 4 rivals take each other on again in a European Rugby Challenge Cup quarter-final on Sunday with La Rochelle and Bristol Bears trading victories in the pool stages. The French side will have home advantage having topped Pool 4 but Bristol did defeat La Rochelle 13-3 at Stade Marcel Deflandre in Round 4. You can watch live from 18:00 BST on BT Sport, FR4 and beIN SPORTS. Pool positions La Rochelle: 1st, Pool 4, 24 points Bristol Bears: 2nd, Pool 4, 21 points Head-to-head record La Rochelle wins: 3 Draw: 1 Bristol Bears wins: 2 2018/19 points-scorers La Rochelle: Maxime Lafage (49), Ihaia West (36), Gregory Alldritt, Paul Jordaan and Romaric Camou (all 15) Bristol Bears: Callum Sheedy (55), Andy Uren and Tom Pincus (both 30) Key quotes Jono Gibbes (La Rochelle): “Bristol Bears have a different game to what we see in the TOP 14. It is going to be a big challenge.” Pat Lam (Bristol): “This is genuine knockout rugby and – as with every game for the remainder of the season – it’s a massive game and we need a finals rugby mindset.” https://twitter.com/ERChallengeCup/status/1111267204044079106 Team news

Jean-Victor Goillot, 21, starts at scrum-half for La Rochelle with Tawera Kerr Barlow injured, but Victor Vito returns at No.8 to captain the French team.
Tusi Pisi returns for Bristol at centre for his first outing since January, while lock Aly Muldowney is back after a knee injury.

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This will be the seventh meeting between La Rochelle and Bristol Bears. They met in the pool stage this season with both teams picking up away wins.
This is the third time La Rochelle have reached the quarter-finals, losing at home to Clermont in 2011 and winning an away match against Edinburgh in 2017.
Bristol have reached the knockout stage for the fourth time and the first time in over 10 years, losing to Bath in 2007 and Sale in 2002, but beating Biarritz in 1999/2000.
La Rochelle were the only side to register a 100% record at scrum time in the pool stage, winning 36/36 on their own put-in.
Bristol averaged more carries (151) and breaks (19) per game than any other side in the pool stage this season, however, they did have the lowest goalkicking success rate of any side (60%).
Bristol’s Tom Pincus (476) was the leading metre maker in the pool stage in addition to scoring 6 tries.
Callum Sheedy of Bristol scored 55 points in the pool stage with only Zebre’s Carlo Canna (59) scoring more. Sheedy also contributed a competition-high eight try assists.
Only Clermont’s Apisai Naqalevu (27) beat more defenders than La Rochelle’s Romaric Camou (25) during the pool stage.