Tries: Pierre Bruno (Zebre Rugby Club) - Wing wizard Bruno chipped in with four tries during Zebre’s run to the Round of 16, including a stunning hattrick against Bath Rugby, although the Italian outfit would be beaten by the eventual semi-finalists.

Points: Benoit Paillaugue (Montpellier) - Now a dual Challenge Cup winner, Paillaugue’s 55 points were crucial in securing a second European title for Montpellier. A 23-point haul against Benetton Rugby proved to be match-winning, whilst he chipped in with eight points in last week’s final.

Carries: Jasper Wiese (Leicester Tigers) - 69 carries in five matches is a remarkable tally for South African back-row Wiese, who scored tries in the Round of 16, semi-finals and the showpiece final.

Conversions: John Cooney (Ulster Rugby) - It was another excellent European campaign for John Cooney, who inspired Ulster to the semi-finals and scored 11 conversions in the process. His side’s semi-final with Leicester looked to turn when he was replaced in the second period.

Metres: Freddie Steward (Leicester Tigers) - Full-back Freddie Steward may not have crossed the whitewash, but he racked up plenty of metres, checking out of this season with 261 metres gained in an impressive campaign for the 20-year-old.

Offloads: Jasper Wiese (Leicester Tigers) - That man Jasper Wiese features again as he leads the offloads with six in the Challenge Cup this season.

Tackles: Enzo Forletta (Montpellier) - Prop Enzo Forletta proved to be a key asset for Montpellier, chipping in with 61 tackles, seven more than any other player in the competition.

Although Leicester Tigers were edged out in the European Rugby Challenge Cup final last weekend by Montpellier, they do top several of the stats charts at the end of what has been an excellent campaign for the Welford Road outfit.