The result of the clash between Stade Francais Paris and Ospreys could determine who wins what will be a very tight Pool.

Stade recorded a win over Calvisano in Round 1 as expected, and the Ospreys squeezed a crucial last minute win over Sale.

With both sides packed with internationals, and both in fine form in their domestic leagues, this is going to be a cracking match that could go to the wire.

Gavin Henson is back in the Ospreys team after his late withdrawal from the side that beat Sale Sharks 17-16 last Friday.
the Ospreys bid to become only the second Heineken Cup side to ever win at Stade Francais and emulate Munster's 2002 16-14 victory.

Henson links up with All Blacks' scrum-half Justin Marshall in the side captained by Wales prop Duncan Jones, while Huw Bennett comes in for Barry Williams at hooker.

Ospreys coach Lyn Jones said: "It was great to start this competition with a positive result against English champions Sale.

"We recognise that we have to improve what we can control and that primarily that means focusing on our performance.

"Saturday's fixture represents what I am sure most rugby people would agree is the toughest test in European rugby.

"To face the French Championship leaders on their home patch is a massive challenge, but we will have to be careful not to show them too much respect.

"We will work on factors that are within our control, being our preparation and performance.

"We will concentrate on what is good in our game and look to go out and express ourselves in a positive manner.

"We clearly have the manpower required to get a result and if we see an improvement on last week's performance, particularly in attack, we will be in with a shout."