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The quarter-finals of the Champions Cup get underway on Saturday May 7th with Munster’s home clash with holders Stade Toulousain.
Thomond Park is hosting two Ed Sheeran concerts on Thursday May 5th and Friday May 6th, and with over 70,000 tickets sold it will take weeks for the pitch to be playable again.
Therefore that fixture takes place at the Aviva Stadium with kick-off at 2pm Irish time. While the eagerly-anticipated showdown between URC leaders Leinster and Premiership tabletoppers Leicester Tigers is scheduled for Welford Road at 4.30pm.
Also on Saturday, the Stade Marcel-Deflandre will be packed out once again for the confrontation between the 2021 finalists, Stade Rochelais, and Top14 front runners, Montpellier, who have reached the quarter-final stage for the first time since 2013.
Then on Sunday, the No 1 ranked team from Pool A and three-time finalists, Racing 92, will go head-to-head with Sale Sharks at the iconic Paris La Défense Arena.
All quarter-finals in both tournaments will be broadcast live on BT Sport. The highest-ranked clubs which qualify for the semi-finals will have home venue advantage.
Champions Cup quarter-finals
Saturday May 7th
Munster v Stade Toulousain, Aviva Stadium (kick off 2pm, local time 3pm)
Leicester Tigers v Leinster, Mattioli Woods Welford Road (kick off 4.30pm, local time 5.30pm)
Stade Rochelais v Montpellier Hérault Rugby, Stade Marcel-Deflandre (kick off 5.30pm, local time 6.30pm)
Sunday May 8th
Racing 92 v Sale Sharks, Paris La Défense Arena (kick off 3pm, local time 4pm)
Semi-finals - May 13/14/15th
The highest-ranked clubs from the pool stage will have home venue advantage.
SF 1: Racing 92 (A1) or Sale Sharks (A5) v Stade Rochelais (A3) or Montpellier Hérault Rugby (A7)
SF 2: Leicester Tigers (B1) or Leinster (A4) v Munster (B3) or Stade Toulousain (B7)
Final - Saturday May 28th
Stade Vélodrome, Marseille (kick-off 4.45pm, local time 5.45pm)