Round 2 of the 2018/19 Heineken Champions Cup had drama aplenty with some classic matches and some classic tries. Now you can pick your best score from five selected by our experts and enter a draw for a chance to win a top rugby prize. The winning try is decided by a combination of fans' votes and our rugby expert. [jwplayer mRRQsUCt] The first try led to one of the shock results of the weekend as wing Maxime Médard rounded off a stunning Toulouse move, following an interception inside their 22, to score his second try and lay the foundation for a 28-27 home win over defending champions Leinster Rugby on Sunday. Try no.2 was also decisive, with flanker Thomas Young wrapping up a devastating, six-man Wasps break from just inside Bath territory after a loose kick by touching down close enough to the posts for the conversion, which sealed a 35-35 draw for the home team at the Ricoh Arena on Saturday. Our third try was a spectacular effort from Racing 92, which began with a chip over the Ulster Rugby defence inside the French club’s 22 by Finn Russell. He scooped up the bouncing ball and then passed to wing Teddy Thomas, who sped clear for Racing’s fourth try in their 44-12 home victory on Saturday. The next try was a storming, solo effort from Castres Olympique lock Steve Mafi, who burst through four Exeter Chiefs tackles when given the ball around 35 metres out to help the French side to a 29-25 home victory on Saturday. Our final try also came from the Wasps-Bath thriller. It was the first of 10, with Joe Cokanasiga crossing after just two minutes following a scything Bath move from inside their own half from one wing to the other. CLICK HERE to vote for your favourite try!