Harlequins knockout hopes still alive when they host Ulster next week
Cardiff exit the Champions Cup with a game to spare
England fly-half Marcus Smith scores on his 150th Harlequins appearance
Harlequins prop Dillon Lewis scores against his former team
Thomas Young crosses twice on his Cardiff return
Bristol 17-31 Bulls
Bulls coach Jake White speaking to TNT Sport: "I'm very happy, proud of the way the guys fronted up today, it will be nice to get home with a win under our belt. I'm proud of Wilco Louw, he got an AC injury early on but we told him he had to stay on keep fighting.
"We are a young group, three under 21s today and we are still a long way off where we want to get to but these wins are massive."
Leinster v Stade Francais (17:30 GMT)
Leinster are out to make it three wins from three Pool 4 games in the Champions Cup as they welcome bottom side Stade Francais to the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
Leo Cullen's side are hoping to bounce back from a 22-21 defeat against Ulster in the United Rugby Championship at the RDS.
Their French opponents have lost their opening two games in the Champions Cup and a win for Leinster would help them take a huge step towards a high seed for the knockout rounds.
It promises to be an intriguing encounter in Dublin.
Now time to look at the teams.
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's some win for the Bulls, who left their Springbok contingent back home but still looked way too strong.
Bristol did well to begin with but they need to rely on Saracens being thrashed tomorrow to have a hope of proceeding to the last 16.
Bristol 17-31 Bulls
The try is given but MacGinty misses the conversion and the full time whistle goes immediately.
Magnus Bradbury
The number eight flies off a ruck to dive over but this is being reviewed for possible obstruction after being given on the field.
Bristol 12-31 Bulls
Harold Vorster tries an ambitious drop goal from distance, but it goes no more than a metre off the ground.
Bristol fans still backing their side as Joe Owen tries to race onto a cross kick that Immleman gets to first.
Bristol 12-31 Bulls
The Bulls are killing this game off now, but there's some neat footwork from Gabriel Ibitoye as the winger traps a loose pass before picking up and trying to make headway.
Gabriel Ibitoye
Slick passing in the backline with Janse van Rensburg giving Ibitoye just enough room to run over and dot down near the flag.
The tricky quick drop at goal conversion misses - Bristol are seeking bonus point tries here with time running out.
Bristol 7-31 Bulls
Credit to the home side for their response in the last couple of minutes, they are camping out in the Bulls 22.
Bristol 7-31 Bulls
Elrigh Louw will be off for the rest of the match after he kills a Bristol attack illegally.
Bristol 7-31 Bulls
And of course that's a potentially crucial bonus point for the Bulls as well.
Damage limitation for Bristol now, I'm afraid.
Jan-Hendrik Wessels (Con: Goosen)
Not a sight you see too often - a hooker sprinting in from near halfway!
James Williams tried to flip the ball to a team mate but Jan-Hendrik Wessels read it well, lumbering in from just inside Bristol's half for a try you'd rarely get in the old days.
Image source, Getty ImagesElrigh Louw (Con: Goosen)
How has Elrigh Louw done that?
The flanker was a few metres short near the flag, but shook off three defenders and then extended the hand with the ball from some distance out to just get it onto the whitewash.
Goosen slots a superb conversion - the Bulls are almost out of sight now.
Bristol 7-17 Bulls
The Bulls are now turning the screw in expert fashion, keeping the ball in play to sap Bristol's energy.
Bristol 7-17 Bulls
Bristol had just kept their heads above water when a man down, but even with 15 this looks a tall order.
Khutha Mchunu (Con: Goosen)
Bristol were trying to get Lahiff back on but play would not pause for them, and in that period the Bulls worked it upfield until the replacement prop Khutha Mchunu rumbled over unopposed.
Image source, Getty ImagesBristol 7-10 Bulls
The Bulls race downfield and end up just short of the line, but Bristol, with 13 players, bravely try to run it out of defence rather than just kick and give the ball away.
Bristol 7-10 Bulls
Bristol make good inroads into the Bulls half, but then a spun pass is almost intercepted by Sergeal Petersen. It's just a knock-on, and we have the first uncontested scrum.
Gabriel Ibitoye has to leave the field but Janse van Rensburg makes it eight in the scrum on the back row.
Bristol are just wanting to use up the four minutes until they can get prop Lahiff back.
Bristol 7-10 Bulls
Relief for the hosts as a Bulls lineout sees some obstruction, and Bristol clear to their 22.
Bristol 7-10 Bulls
The hosts are down to 14 for 10 minutes as Max Lahiff is shown yellow for an infringement under pressure at the latest scrum, which the Bulls are bossing
With their first choice props already subbed off, we're looking at uncontested scrums for now.