Every match can be found in the UK on BT Sport, with Sky Italia also showing the first match of the knockout stage as Zebre Rugby Club hosts Bath Rugby from 15:00 (All UK and Irish time).

The other two matches on Good Friday see London Irish face Cardiff Blues at the Brentford Community Stadium (17:30) and Montpellier hosting Glasgow Warriors (20:00) at GGL Stadium. That match is also live on FR4 and beIN SPORTS in France.

Saturday’s showing is a sumptuous quartet of Challenge Cup action, with two matches taking place at 15:00. Benetton Rugby face off against Agen and Ospreys host Newcastle Falcons, with the latter also available to watch on S4C.

S4C also show the third Challenge Cup match between Dragons and Northampton Saints (17:30), before the final helping on Saturday sees two-time European Cup winners Leicester Tigers host Connacht Rugby (20:00) at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.

Once the Heineken Champions Cup action is completed on Sunday, the Challenge Cup is back in the spotlight with the final match of the weekend featuring Harlequins and Ulster Rugby, live from Twickenham Stoop at 20:00.

The European Rugby Challenge Cup returns on Friday afternoon and there’s no lacking of stars on show as eight teams move across from the Heineken Champions Cup to join the eight qualified sides from the preliminary stage.