Saracens try to run a move from the line-out but Alex Goode is tackled on the gainline and they will have to reset their attack.

Jamie George dives in to protect the ball at the breakdown but he is penalised.

Ben Tameifuna is over from close range but he doesn't have control of the ball.

It follows wave after wave of Bordeaux attack but they fail to take the lead.

If he has got there, that is some finish by Louis Bielle-Biarrey.

He hasn't quite grounded it after a stunning acrobatic dive behind Saracens' whitewash.

It remains level.

Not one for Alex Goode's highlights reel.

Saracens move the ball to the backs off the top of the line-out but Goode loses control of the ball and possession is handed to the hosts.

Tevita Tatafu knocks on under the high ball and Saracens will have an early scrum just outside the Bordeaux 22.

We are up and running in Bordeaux...

After our entertaining opener at Sandy Park, what will this game have in store for us?

The players are out on the field and we're nearly ready to rumble...

Speaking to TNT Sport, Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall said: "We think we have made a lot of progress on and off the field but it’s a proper test today.

"We would love to have Owen playing but Alex [Goode] has proven over the years he is a very able replacement, so there is nothing different about our approach."

Victory for Saracens would set up a London derby with Harlequins in the quarter-final.

But first, of course, it's the arduous task of beating Bordeaux in France...

Bordeaux: Buros; Penaud, Depoortere, Moefana, Bielle-Biarrey; Garcia, Lucu (capt); Poirot, Lamothe, Tameifuna, Cazeaux, Coleman, Miquel, Samu, Tatafu.

Replacements: Latterrade, Kaulashvili, Sadie, Douglas, Jolmes, Petti, Lesgourgues, Uberti.

Saracens: Daly; Maitland, Cinti, Tompkins, Lewington; Goode, Van Zyl; M Vunipola, George (capt), Judge, Itoje, Tizard, McFarland, Earl, B Vunipola.

Replacements: Dan, Mawi, Riccioni, Gonzalez, Willis, Simpson, M Vunipola, Hartley.

Captain Owen Farrell will miss Saracens' trip to Bordeaux Begles because of a minor hamstring injury.

The fly-half, who will leave Saracens for Racing 92 at the end of the season, is replaced by Alex Goode.

The 32-year-old suffered the injury during their defeat by Northampton last Friday and will miss a "few weeks".

England captain Jamie George takes over as skipper, with lock Maro Itoje back to start following the Six Nations.

Our second game of the day comes from France as Bordeaux host Saracens.

We'll have the build-up to that one next...

Speaking to TNT Sport, Exeter wing Immanuel Feyi-Waboso said: "That was so tough. Bath are a great team with a lot of big boys. They were tough to stop but the boys pulled together and upped our intensity.

"We believe in our system and at half time we knew if we stuck to our system we could do it. We showed our resilience."

Exeter showed all of their spirit and resolve to come back and win that one.

The full-time whistle was met with loud cheers in the stands and by the blue shirts on the field.

It's all over and Exeter are into the quarter-final of the Champions Cup.

Seconds left and Bath are in possession but Chiefs steal it back and that will be that.

Knock on advantage to Exeter but they opt for the scrum. The hosts are trying to kill the minutes left in the game.

Less than three to play.

Now then, here come Bath with a sustained period of possession.

They move it left and then right but Exeter standing firm.

The clearest indication of Exeter's dominance is in the scrum. The hosts win another decision after all of Bath's strength there in the first half.

Bath looked comfortable in the game despite the loss of Finn Russell but Exeter have turned the tide and the visitors have no answer at the moment.