With the Heineken Champions Cup quarter-finals just days away, we take a look at five players who could give your Champions Fantasy Rugby XV a boost. To be in with a chance of winning some great prizes, click HERE to get involved! Joey Carbery – Munster Rugby (€8.0m) The 23-year-old has enjoyed a standout season for the Irish province, having moved from defending champions Leinster Rugby last summer after making five appearances in their run to the Bilbao final. From his five Pool 2 matches this term, Carbery has amassed a whopping 95 fantasy points, after two tries and two Heineken Man of the Match performances. Expect another decisive display when his side travel to Pool 5 winners Edinburgh Rugby on Saturday. Sean Cronin – Leinster Rugby (€6.0m) The 32-year-old hooker is an unlikely joint leading try-scorer in the Heineken Champions Cup after the pool stages alongside Ulster Rugby wing Jacob Stockdale. The Ireland international has put the finishing touches to Leinster’s driving maul on several occasions this season, totalling 58 fantasy points in the process. If Leinster and Cronin can take their try-scoring form into their quarter-final against Ulster on Saturday, fantasy owners will surely be rewarded. Simon Zebo – Racing 92 (€8.0m) With 28 tries from 52 European Cup matches, the Irish international wing is a man to be relied on for fantasy points at all stages of the competition. Having dotted down five times in the pool stages, Zebo helped Racing 92 secure top spot in Pool 4 and, as a result, they will host TOP 14 leaders Toulouse in their quarter-final on Sunday. Although the 29-year-old comes with a lofty price tag, he looks sure to grab plenty of points in the latter stages of the competition. [jwplayer RlVPyiqs] Thomas Ramos – Toulouse (€7.0m) Ramos only made his Heineken Champions Cup debut in October, but it hasn’t taken the 23-year-old long to acclimatise to Europe’s elite club competition. The full-back is the primary kicking option for Toulouse and chalked up 60 points as the French club secured the best runners-up spot in Pool 1. The four-time winners have won every match since being beaten in Round 5 by Leinster and Ramos has played a major role in their outstanding form in both the TOP 14 and Champions Cup. Viliame Mata – Edinburgh Rugby (€5.5m) At the heart of Edinburgh’s defensive and attacking play, Viliame ‘Bill’ Mata was crucial to the Scottish side finishing first in Pool 5 after an outstanding campaign. He leads the competition for carries with 115, a massive 27 more than any other player. The 27-year-old Fijian has impressed enough to earn a nomination for the 2019 EPCR European Player of the Year and, at just €5.5m, looks like a steal for any fantasy owners running low on funds.