After four thrilling European Rugby Champions Cup quarter-finals on Easter weekend, here are a selection of the key facts and stats from this season’s competition so far!

Scarlets are through to the semi-finals for the first time since 2007 and their qualification marks the first appearance of a Welsh region in the last four since Cardiff Blues in 2009.
The 51,700 attendance for the Leinster v Saracens match is the second highest for a quarter-final in the history of the tournament behind the 55,000 for Perpignan v RC Toulon in Barcelona in 2011.
Racing 92’s victory at Stade Marcel-Michelin was the first time a TOP 14 club has won a quarter-final away from home since 2012. [jwplayer J8VnKJXM]
Munster Rugby have extended their record of tournament quarter-final wins to 13.
The last time a TOP 14 club lost a semi-final in France was in 2012 when ASM Clermont Auvergne were defeated by Leinster at Stade Chaban-Delmas.
RC Toulon’s Chris Ashton has increased his all-time tournament try scoring record to 39.
Munster captain and Heineken Man of the Match, Peter O’Mahony, won eight line-outs in the dramatic victory over RC Toulon. [jwplayer IJzcN9R5]
Just under 112,000 spectators attended the quarter-final matches.
Both Saracens’ Schalk Brits and Wesley Fofana of Clermont made their 50th tournament appearances in the quarter-finals. It was two-time Champions Cup winner Brits’ last European game as he retires at the end of the season.
The defeat by Racing 92 was the first time Clermont have lost a quarter-final match at Stade Marcel-Michelin.

Champions Cup semi-finals (Kick-offs local time) Saturday, 21 April Leinster Rugby v Scarlets Aviva Stadium (Dublin) 15.30 Sky Sports / beIN SPORTS Sunday, 22 April Racing 92 v Munster Rugby Stade Chaban-Delmas (Bordeaux) 16.15 FR2 / BT Sport / beIN SPORTS