2018 finalists Racing 92 will host four-time winners Toulouse in the final Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final at Paris La Defense Arena on Sunday. Toulouse come into the clash having not lost since a Round 5 defeat to Leinster Rugby while Racing 92 enjoyed another outstanding pool stage campaign. You can watch the action from 15:15 BST on BT Sport, FR2 and beIN SPORTS. Pool positions Racing 92: 1st, Pool 4, 26 points Toulouse: 2nd, Pool 1, 21 points Head-to-head record Racing 92 wins: First meeting Draw: First meeting Toulouse wins: First meeting 2018/19 points-scorers Racing 92: Finn Russell (48), Simon Zebo and Juan Imhoff (25) Toulouse: Thomas Ramos (60), Sofiane Guitone (20), Antoine Dupont and Maxime Medard (both 15) Key quotes Jean Bouilhou (Toulouse): “I think it’ll be key to keep possession and not give it away to our opponents, because Racing are so strong on home soil.” Maxime Medard (Toulouse): “Coming out of a difficult pool, where we didn’t necessarily expect to qualify, to now find ourselves in the quarter-finals is wonderful, particularly after a tough few years at the club. We’re now back in the competition and we’ve put Toulouse back on the map in European rugby." https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1111358098546049024 Team news

Teddy Thomas returns on the wing for Racing, who also bring back fly-half Finn Russell, a complete front row and 2018 EPCR European Player of the Year Leone Nakarawa.
Toulouse recall their big guns in the backs, with French internationals Yoann Huget, Sofiane Guitoune and Romain Ntamack all returning along with South African Cheslin Kolbe.

Match stats

Racing 92 and Toulouse have never met in European competition before, however, this is the fourth season in a row there has been an all-TOP 14 clash at the quarter-final stage.
This will be Racing’s fourth appearance in the knockout stage, winning their previous two such games against French opposition (2016 v RC Toulon and 2018 v Clermont) but losing against Saracens in 2015.
Toulouse have lost their last three quarter-finals, but conversely have won all four of their games at this stage against TOP 14 opposition.
Racing, who were defeated finalists in 2016 and last season, averaged more metres (543) and clean breaks (13) per game than any other side in the pool stage this season.
Racing (28/28) and Toulouse (29/29) were the only two sides to maintain a 100% scrum success rate during the pool stage.
Toulouse made a total of 90 offloads, 10 more than anyone else with Racing in second with 80 during the pool stage.
Sofiane Guitoune was one of just nine players to play every minute (480) of the pool stage this season, crossing for four tries in the six games.
Cheslin Kolbe beat more defenders (41) than any other player during the pool stage.