The pink shirts of Exeter are banging on the door now. They have been much better since conceding that second try.

Exeter start to build some pressure but Henry Slade is penalised for charging into the ruck off his feet.

He acknowledges his mistake and apologises to his teammates but that's a let off for the Top 14 side.

Jannes Kirsten gains his revenge by charging through Henry Thomas in midfield.

It's a physical European tie with no quarter being given.

Wallop!

Jannes Kirsten is a big man but he's forced to take a seat after coming off worse in an attempted tackle on Ro Dakuwaqa.

Only one winner there.

Exeter are trying to get a foothold in the game and Dan Frost drives them forward.

But as they try to keep the ball alive in the contact, it's knocked on and the chance disappears.

The crowd are trying to lift their team.

Montpellier look to build some early momentum as Zach Mercer spins out of a tackle.

A loose pass is spilled forward and Exeter can relieve the pressure.

We are up and running in the sunshine at Sandy Park.

Just one change for Exeter to update you on.

Ollie Olly Woodburn is replaced by Rory O'Loughlin on the wing.

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Speaking to BT Sport, Exeter's director of rugby Rob Baxter said: "The key for me today is for the lads to get in the dressing room and be proud of themselves, that is key for me after last week because I was so angry."

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So how are we looking in the tournament?

Home wins from the first five games in the round of 16 have left us with this scenario in the quarter-finals.

Exeter or Montpellier will face Stormers in the last eight, while defending champions La Rochelle will host Saracens or Ospreys.

Leinster will play Leicester and Toulouse will have to beat the Bulls to prevent an all South African tie with the Sharks.

The winners will face South African side Stormers in the quarter-finals.

The Stormers reached the last eight for the first time despite three late Harlequins tries in Cape Town.

In a blistering start, the hosts' Deon Fourie and Alex Dombrandt of Quins exchanged tries before Steven Kitshoff re-established Stormers' lead.

Fourie doubled his tally before Damian Willemse's finish and a Willie Engelbrecht score added the gloss.

Dombrandt, Andre Esterhuizen and Joe Marchant scored late consolations.

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French side Montpellier have played Exeter four times in the last four years, with the team playing at home winning on each occasion.

The visitors name former England lock Elliott Stooke in their starting XV, with another Englishman Zach Mercer at number eight.

Cobus Reinach will play at scrum-half and Italy's Paolo Garbisi will lead the attack from fly-half.

Montpellier: Bouthier (c); Lam, Darmon, Serfontein, Rattez; Garbisi, Reinach; Forletta, Paenga-Amosa, Thomas, Stooke, Duguid, Van Rensburg, Dakuwaqa, Mercer.

Replacements: Langdon, Lamositele, Haouas, Nouchi, Coly, Carbonel, Bridge, Tauleigne.

Exeter Chiefs have made six changes to the side beaten by Bath for their Heineken Champions Cup last-16 tie with Montpellier at Sandy Park.

Jonny Gray and Jannes Kirsten come into the pack, with a new half-back pairing of Will Becconsall and Joe Simmonds.

Sean O'Brien starts at inside centre and Tom Wyatt make his first European appearance at full-back.

Exeter: Wyatt; Nowell (c), Slade, O'Brien, Woodburn; J Simmonds, Becconsall; Sio, Frost, Street, Gray, Jenkins, Kirsten, Tshiunza, S Simmonds.

Replacements: Yeandle, Hepburn, Iosefa-Scott, Davis, Ewers, Cairns, Skinner, Hodge

Exeter have been here before...

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Standing in their way today is Montpellier...

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Kick off at Sandy Park is at 12:30 BST with a place in the quarter-finals of the Champions Cup at stake...