Lyon will host Leinster Rugby for the first time in the Heineken Champions Cup on Saturday when they meet at Matmut Stadium de Gerland. The Pool 1 match will take place at 15:15 GMT, with live coverage on BT Sport and beIN SPORTS. Leinster come into this match after a bonus point win over Benetton while Lyon were beaten on the road against Northampton Saints. Key quotes Pierre Mignoni (Lyon): "They are a top team, it’s very well-structured and we know a little about them because we’ve seen them play quite often in the knockout stages and from the titles they’ve won in recent years. There are no surprises. It’s a huge challenge for us and we’re very proud to be able to play this type of team." Johnny Sexton (Leinster Rugby) "Every time you’ve got to enter France you know what it’s going to be like: it’s going to be hostile and it’s going to be tough going. We learned some good lessons in Toulouse last year. What often you see in those early rounds isn’t what you get when it comes to the European competition." https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1196507112274382850 Key facts

Lyon are aiming for a first win in the Heineken Champions Cup, having lost each of their seven fixtures to date.
Lyon have lost their last four home games on the bounce in Europe, this after winning nine of their previous 11 home fixtures (L2).
Leinster have lost just one of their last eight games away from home in the pool stage of the Heineken Champions Cup (W6, D1), but that defeat did come on their most recent trip to France (v Toulouse last season).
Leinster have won five of their last six games against TOP 14 opposition, this after winning two of their previous eight each such games before that run (D1, L5).
Leinster conceded just six turnovers against Benetton, fewer than any other club in Round 1.
Leinster recorded a 90% tackle success rate against Benetton, one of just three sides with a rate of 90% or more (also Munster and La Rochelle).
Garry Ringrose is the top try scorer in the Heineken Champions Cup this season after crossing three times against Benetton. It was the first time a Leinster player had scored a hat-trick in the competition since Jack Conan’s treble against Montpellier in 2016/17.