Our final Heineken Champions Cup spotlight takes us to Pool 5, featuring four-time European Cup winners Toulouse, who reached the semi-final stage in 2018/19. Connacht Rugby Ground: The Sportsground, Galway, Republic of Ireland. European Cup record: Connacht have yet to reach the knockout stages of the European Cup, despite playing in the competition on four occasions. They narrowly missed out in 2017, finishing third in Pool 2 with 18 points. Last season: After finishing second in Challenge Cup Pool 3, they qualified for the last eight as one of three best runners-up. However, they were beaten by pool stage rivals Sale Sharks 20-10 in the quarter-finals. Head coach: Australian Andy Friend took the reins at Connacht last season, having previously worked at Harlequins, Brumbies and with Australia Sevens. New signings: Gloucester Rugby prop Paddy McAllister, Leinster Rugby centre Tom Daly and Munster Rugby full-back Stephen Fitzgerald have all joined Connacht, although Fitzgerald spent time on loan with the Irish province last season. Gloucester Rugby Ground: Kingsholm Stadium, Gloucester, England. European Cup record: Gloucester reached the semi-finals of the European Cup in 2001 but were edged out 19-15 by eventual winners Leicester Tigers. They have since reached two quarter-finals but were beaten in both. Last season: In a difficult Heineken Champions Cup pool last season, they struggled for momentum and finished bottom with nine points behind Munster, Castres Olympique and Exeter Chiefs. Head coach: Johan Ackermann remains in charge at Kingsholm, having recently penned a new deal to stay with the Cherry and Whites until the end of the 2021/22 season. New signings: Scrum-half Joe Simpson has been signed from Wasps, while prop Jamal Ford-Robinson and centre Chris Harris have joined from Northampton Saints and Newcastle Falcons respectively. Montpellier Ground: Altrad Stadium, Montpellier, France. European Cup record: Montpellier have made just one quarter-final since their European Cup debut in 2011/12. That last eight match came in 2012/13, when they were beaten 36-14 by ASM Clermont Auvergne. Last season: The French club narrowly missed out on a spot in the last eight, finishing second in Pool 5 behind Edinburgh Rugby after losing 19-10 to the Scottish side in Round 6. Head coach: Xavier Garbajosa has joined Montpellier during the off-season as head coach, having previously spent time with La Rochelle. Vern Cotter has been promoted to director of rugby. New signings: France captain and hooker Guilhem Guirado looks to be a key acquisition from RC Toulon, while South Africa fly-half Handre Pollard has joined from Super Rugby side Bulls, Samoa half-back Kahn Fotuali’i from Bath Rugby and back-rower Caleb Timu from Queensland Reds. Toulouse Ground: Stade Ernest-Wallon, Toulouse, France. European Cup record: Alongside Leinster, they are the only club to have won the European Cup on four occasions. Their maiden success in Europe came in 1996, with further victories following in 2003, 2005 and 2010. Last season: After finishing second in Pool 1 behind defending champions Leinster, they edged past Racing 92 22-21 in Paris. That was enough to set up a third clash with Leinster, but they were beaten 30-12 by the Irish province in Dublin. Head coach: Ugo Mola has been at the helm since 2015, helping them to the TOP 14 title last season. New signings: Toulouse have been fairly quiet so far in the transfer market, their only notable signing being Brumbies and Australia lock Rory Arnold to date.