Champions Cup group stage:
George Horne scores first-half hat-trick as Glasgow outclass Sale 38-19
Teenage star Henry Pollock scores as Northampton beat Castres 38-8
Siya Kolisi try double as Sharks beat Exeter 39-21 in Durban
FT: Glasgow 38-19 Sale
That's all from us after an action-packed day of European rugby.
Head to the BBC's Rugby Union page for all today's reaction, and we'll be back tomorrow to do it all again.
See you then!
FT: Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Glasgow captain Sione Tuipulotu has also been talking to Premier Sports: "Sale are a very physical side and we knew we wouldn't be able to go wide if we didn't go forward first.
"There were so many contributors tonight - that's what makes us dangerous.
"I looked everyone in the eye this week and said I really do believe we can win [the Champions Cup].
"It's important we keep stacking up the wins. Franco's always saying we don't have to lose to learn."
Image source, SNSFT: Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Glasgow head coach Franco Smith tells Premier Sports: "The effort was fantastic.
"It's early, it's the first game - it's good to see the guys pitching up tonight, but we have to stay realistic. Toulon will be tough. There's a lot of bridges still to be crossed. We won't get ahead of ourselves.
"[George Horne] is an exciting player, creative and he gets himself in try-scoring positions."
Image source, SNSPool One
Pool Two
Pool One
Pool Two
Pool Three
Pool Four
It's all over in France, where the game was in the balance after an hour, but Racing 92 took control with 11 unanswered points in the final quarter to earn victory over Harlequins.
Racing had two players sent to the sin bin in the final couple of minutes as Quins chased a score to secure a losing bonus point, but the English club were unable to find it and they will return to London empty-handed.
FT: Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Glasgow scrum-half George Horne has been named player of the match for his first-half hat-trick.
He tells Premier Sports: "It was pretty eventful - I tried to get a bit of everything in there. Chuffed with the win.
"Really proud of the effort. Sale have been flying in the Premiership; the forwards put in a huge shift. Happy to get the five points.
"We've got to pitch up again next week away from home."
Image source, SNSGlasgow 38-19 Sale
Sale knock on, and that is that.
George Horne's first-half hat-trick helped the hosts race into a commanding lead, and the Warriors closed it out comfortably after the break.
Franco Smith's side will fancy their chances in Europe, especially in front of their own fans.
Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Angus Fraser made contact with Raffi Quirke's head, but it's only a yellow - the Sale attacker dropped into the tackle.
Sale kick to the corner with the clock in the red.
Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Angus Fraser gets over the ball to win a breakdown penalty for Glasgow, but the officials are taking a look at a tackle on Raffi Quirke.
Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Glasgow win a scrum against the head, and look to run it from their own 22.
Jamie Dobie - on at scrum-half - eventually boots the ball downfield.
Nolann le Garrec
Racing 92 think they've got a fourth try that will earn them a bonus point, but Jordan Joseph's effort is ruled out by the TMO as there was a Harlequins boot under the ball, which prevented him from grounding it over the line.
However, Racing were playing on with the penalty advantage and Nolann le Garrec steps up to kick over another three points from the tee.
Glasgow 38-19 Sale
Glasgow are still chucking the ball about in the closing stages, not content with their healthy lead.
It's been an excellent opening display from the URC champions.
Max Spring
A wonderful try finished off by Max Spring out on the right touchline, from a move that began with a towering catch and run on the left by Wame Naituvi.
Spring claims a crossfield kick without breaking stride to extend Racing 92's lead.
The conversion is missed, though, so Quins have an eight-point deficit to make up.
Nolann le Garrec
Nolann le Garrec kicks a routine penalty and hosts Racing 92 edge back into the lead.
Quins will be back to their full line-up of 15 any moment now, with Lennox Anyanwu soon to complete his 10 minutes in the sin bin.
Scott Cummings
Scott Cummings powers his way over, and that is surely that at Scotstoun.
Cummings takes the lineout, and gets back up to get on the end of a flat George Horne pass.
Sale can't stop the big Scotland lock from close range.
Horne's conversion attempt is wide, but Glasgow lead by 19 with 15 minutes left.
Glasgow 33-19 Sale
Tom Jordan drops a lovely kick in behind Sale, and the Sharks can't exit particularly well.
Glasgow have a lineout inside the opposition 22 - big chance...
Joe Carpenter
Sale must have heard me - we have a second-half try.
Joe Carpenter bounces off a tackle and has a clear path to the line.
The conversion sails over and perhaps the visitors are still in this game.
Image source, SNSGlasgow 33-12 Sale
After 45 points in the first half, we have had none in the second.
Booo...
Racing 92 12-12 Harlequins
Harlequins will play the next 10 minutes with 14 men as centre Lennox Anyanwu is shown a yellow card.
Ibrahim Diallo was advancing towards him at speed, struggling to gather control of the ball, and the officials have deemed that there was a lift by Anyanwu that led to Diallo making a pretty awkward landing.
