Summary

  • Use audio icons at the top of the page to choose BBC radio commentary

  • Champions Cup last 16, leg 2: Ulster v Toulouse (20:00 BST) - first leg 26-20 - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra & Radio Ulster

  • Challenge Cup last 16: Edinburgh v Bath Rugby (20:00 BST) - BBC Radio Bristol

  • Challenge Cup last 16: Gloucester Rugby v Northampton Saints (20:00 BST) - BBC Radio Gloucestershire & BBC Radio Northampton

  • Champions Cup last 16, leg 2: Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

  • Champions Cup last 16, leg 2: Harlequins 33-20 Montpellier (Agg 59-60)

  • Champions Cup last 16, leg 2: Leicester Tigers 27-17 ASM Clermont Auvergne (17:30 BST) - first leg 29-10 - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra & BBC Radio Leicester

Live Reporting

  1. More to come

    Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    That's all for this live text as Munster produce a chest-thumping home display to surge beyond Exeter in Limerick.

    Have a read of the report here.

    The fun continues though, and you can continue to use this page as your one-stop-shop for all things European rugby.

    There's live radio coverage of Leicester Tigers v Clermont Auvergne (kick-off 17:30 BST) before we turn to Belfast for Ulster v Toulouse (20:00 BST) on 5 Live Sports Extra and BBC Radio Ulster.

    Lets hope the ties to come are as good as those we've had so far. Champions Cup rugby delivering, long may it continue.

  2. Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    A good afternoon too for one of Munster's favourite sons enjoying his time abroad.

    Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle have beaten Bordeaux securing a 62-36 aggregate win that sends them into an all-French quarter-final meeting with Montpellier.

  3. 'We knew we had to be at our best'

    Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    That's what it takes against a side like Exeter. We knew we had to come in and go after the game and I thought we did that in the first half particularly. We have to be at our best to beat a side like Exeter by more than five points.

    Peter O'Mahony, Munster captain

  4. Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    That was an extremely enjoyable game.

    So the 2020 champions are out, and Munster will find out their quarter-final opponents tonight.

    Depending on who emerges triumphant in Belfast, they'll face either Ulster away or Toulouse at home.

  5. Full-time

    Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    Fields of Athenry rings around Thomond Park as the clock goes into the red.

    Craig Casey sends the ball into the stands and Munster become the fourth team to book their place in the quarter-final.

  6. Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    Exeter throw everything including the kitchen sink at Munster but the defence holds firm and eventually forces a knock on.

    Munster ball and as we tick in to the last minute, they've done it.

  7. Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    Damian de Allende thinks he has got the turnover that would certainly have finished this game off as a contest, but Munster are penalised as the tackler does not allow the cleaner into the ruck.

    Exeter go into the 22, and they know they'll need to make it a quick visit.

  8. Replacement

    Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    Peter O'Mahony comes off after another legendary performance for his personal Munster collection.

    He was immense today.

    Jason Jenkins is on to help his side see this out with five minutes to go.

  9. try

    Try - Munster 26-10 Exeter (agg 34-23)

    Damian de Allende

    What a try.

    Munster looking like they've found the score that is going to send them into the last eight of the Champions Cup.

    It's a brilliant finish from Damian de Allende but the moment of magic is provided by Simon Zebo who holds his width on the left but has to scuttle back to gather it.

    He steps on the gas and draws two men towards the touchline before delivering an outrageous offload out the back of his hands to the Springbok.

    Carbery curls his conversion between the posts and Munster are nearly there.

  10. Munster 19-10 Exeter (agg 27-23)

    Casey puts a kick in behind for Earls to go after. Stuart Hogg gets there first but the Chiefs are on their own line, they need a big box kick to clear the danger and they get exactly that from Jack Maunder.

  11. Munster 19-10 Exeter (agg 27-23)

    Casey's first action is to hoist a box kick high into the sky, challenging Tom O'Flaherty to come and gather.

    With Keith Earls applying pressure, the Exeter wing can't take it cleanly and knocks on. Up go the crowd.

  12. Replacements

    Munster 19-10 Exeter (agg 27-23)

    Craig Casey is on for Conor Murray as Alex Kendellen replaces John Hodnett.

  13. Munster 19-10 Exeter (agg 27-23)

    My word, Peter O'Mahony comes up with another unbelievable steal just metres from his own line. The man absolutely loves a big moment.

    Danger repelled and as Exeter try to run it back Munster, led by Damian de Allende and Keith Earls, counter ruck like their life depends on it and win a penalty.

  14. Munster 19-10 Exeter (agg 27-23)

    It's a proper back and forth contest, is this.

    Conor Murray goes to hold up Dave Ewers and is initially successful before being brought to ground, at which point he finds himself on the wrong side and on the receiving end of Mathieu Raynal's whistle.

    Exeter go to the corner and are well inside the Munster 22 with a line-out.

  15. Penalty - Munster 19-10 Exeter (agg 27-23)

    Joey Carbery

    All things considered it's a magnificent kick from Carbery.

    Just inside the Chiefs half against a firm wind, over it goes.

  16. Munster 16-10 Exeter (agg 24-23)

    JD Schickerling introduces himself to the action with a thunderous carry up to halfway.

    Exeter look to build but Jannes Kirsten almost inexplicably takes out Jack O'Donoghue a million miles away from the ball giving Joey Carbery the chance to stretch out Munster's lead.

  17. Replacements

    Munster 16-10 Exeter (agg 24-23)

    Innard, Keast and Schickerling are summoned from the Exeter bench, so we've a fresh pair of front rows to take us down the home stretch.

    Meanwhile Jean Kleyn is replaced by Thomas Ahern.

  18. Penalty - Munster 16-10 Exeter (agg 24-23)

    Joey Carbery

    Splits the posts.

    This one's going to the wire, isn't it?

  19. Munster 13-10 Exeter (agg 21-23)

    We're in for a box office last quarter here.

    Munster, led once again by the irrepressible Peter O'Mahony, go after the Exeter forwards and a huge counter-ruck yields a turnover and a penalty.

    A chance for Joey Carbery to give his side the aggregate lead once more.

  20. Replacements

    Munster 13-10 Exeter (agg 21-23)

    Munster's front row is transformed in one fell swoop as Diarmuid Barron, Jeremy Loughman and Stephen Archer come on.

    The hosts make good progress up the pitch before being called for a knock-on, but Munster and in particular Conor Murray are unimpressed with the decision as the scrum-half felt he was illegally played at the ruck.

    Sam Maunder is replaced by brother Jack.