Former European Cup champions Toulouse and Saracens maintained their 100 per cent record in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup, alongside last season’s finalists Racing 92, in an enthralling weekend of action where 64 tries were scored. Racing 92 were involved in a nine-try thriller at the Paris La Defense Arena with Leicester Tigers pushing the French side all the way. However, Racing 92 prevailed and claimed a try-scoring bonus point to stay top of Pool 4. Toulouse held off a spirited Wasps side by defeating the former winners 24-16 in Pool 1 at the Ricoh Arena. Four-time European winners Toulouse were resolute in defence and showed touches of sheer brilliance, with Springbok Cheslin Kolbe’s 60-metre solo effort catching the eye. Two-time champions Saracens fought back superbly to turn around a half-time deficit, to score six second-half tries and thump the reigning European Rugby Challenge Cup champions Cardiff Blues 51-25 on Sunday. Wing Sean Maitland and Ben Earl both bagged two tries in an entertaining encounter at Allianz Park. https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1072042076093730816 Defending champions Leinster Rugby triumphed in a hard-fought 17-10 win over Bath Rugby at The Recreation Ground on Saturday, when a Jordan Larmour intercept try proved the difference between the two Pool 1 sides. Gloucester Rugby inflicted a third defeat on West Country rivals in Pool 2, defeating Exeter Chiefs 27-19 at Sandy Park to remain in the hunt for a quarter-final spot, with captain Willi Heinz scoring a terrific team try for the Cherry and Whites. Elsewhere in Pool 2, Munster Rugby enjoyed a 30-5 win over TOP 14 champions Castres Olympique at Thomond Park. JJ Hanrahan was called up in the 11th hour to replace Joey Carberry and delivered a superb display, which included three conversion, three penalties and a try. https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1072049600180178945 Edinburgh Rugby further staked their claims for a quarter-final berth with victory over previously unbeaten Newcastle Falcons at BT Murrayfield on Saturday and, as a result, leapfrogged the English side in Pool 2. In the other Pool 2 match, three-time European champions Toulon claimed their first win in Europe this season over TOP 14 rivals Montpellier, winning 38-28. There were eight tries scored at the Stade Felix-Mayol, with young fly-half Anthony Belleau named Man of the Match. Glasgow Warriors claimed a famous 42-22 win in Lyon to keep pressure on Saracens in Pool 3. The Horne brothers, George and Pete, were in stellar form for the Scottish side with fly-half Adam Hastings adding 17 points off the tee. Will Addison’s inspired performance led Ulster to a closely-fought 25-24 victory at Scarlets on Friday night in Pool 4, with the centre pivotal in creating two tries and scoring one himself.