Hull FC vs Toulouse Olympique

Europe - Super League

Hull FC

38-12

Finished

Toulouse Olympique

Harvey BarronTRY

4 : 0

Jake ConnorCON

6 : 0

15'

Harvey BarronTRY

10 : 0

16'

Jake ConnorCON

12 : 0

19'

Richardson DanTRY

16 : 0

20'

Jake ConnorCON

18 : 0

24'

Vulikijapani MitieliTRY

22 : 0

25'

Jake ConnorCON

24 : 0

24 : 4

61'

Guy ArmitageTRY

24 : 6

62'

Chris HankinsonCON

65'

Elis LongstaffTRY

28 : 6

68'

Jordan LaneTRY

32 : 6

69'

Jake ConnorCON

34 : 6

34 : 10

75'

Ilias BergalTRY

34 : 12

76'

Chris HankinsonCON

77'

Vulikijapani MitieliTRY

38 : 12

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Stadium	KCOM Stadium

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Champions Cup last-16: Match-by-match guide

Everything you need to know ahead of this weekend’s Investec Champions Cup round of 16. Holders Bordeaux Bègles and the Glasgow Warriors were the best performers in the pool stage and seek more dominance in the round of 16. Six-time winners Toulouse, four-time champions Leinster, and three-time victors Saracens and Toulon are all still involved, while the Stormers and Vodacom Bulls will fly the South African flag. ALSO: Stars go head-to-head in Champions Cup Northampton Saints vs Castres Friday, 3 April, Franklin’s Gardens (9pm SA time) The curtain will rise on a spectacular weekend when last year’s finalists the Northampton Saints host Castres. It’s the third meeting between the two in two seasons, with the latest instalment being last year’s quarter-final. Currently top of the English Premeirship standings, Northampton won three of four pool games, losing only to Bordeaux Bègles. Castres, meanwhile, progressed with two wins from four. PLAY: Investec Champions Cup game centre Bath vs Saracens Saturday, 4 April, The Rec (4pm SA time) A tense English showdown opens Saturday’s action. 2024-25 English Premiership and EPCR Challenge Cup champions Bath host Saracens at The Rec, and a statement win for Bath over Saracens two weeks ago in the Premiership will have worked wonders for pre-round of 16 momentum. Bath topped their pool, while Saracens qualified in 13th. Coach Johann van Graan’s men are currently the competition’s second-highest point-scorers, thanks largely to Investec Player of the Year nominee Finn Russell, who amassed an impressive 51 points and 21 conversions during the pool stage. Bath have another Player of the Year nominee in Alfie Barbeary, while Saracens’ Tom Willis is also nominated, thanks to his strong attacking displays. MORE: South Africans flood the Investec Champions Cup playoffs Toulon vs Stormers Saturday, 4 April, Stade Félix Mayol (4pm SA time) Toulon host the Stormers in parallel, with the French side winning their last meeting in South Africa during last season’s pool stage. On the road to the round of 16, both clubs secured three wins in the pool stages, setting up what will no doubt be a close encounter. The Toulon reached last year’s quarter-finals, while the Stormers’ return to the knockouts for the first time since 2024 means they’ll be hungry to go further. A potential South African derby against the Vodacom Bulls or clash with Glasgow Warriors awaits if they can make it to the final eight. 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