What a day of rugby! It is a shame we have to wait until April for more Investec Champions Cup rugby.

Here is what will be happening on 4/5/6 April.

Last 16 draw:

Bordeaux v Ulster.

La Rochelle v Munster.

Toulon v Saracens.

Toulouse v Sale.

Leinster v Harlequins.

Glasgow v Leicester Tigers.

Northampton Saints v Clermont

Castres v Benetton

Given that Sale hammered Toulon tonight, will Saracens be happy with that draw away to Toulon? Victory however would likely bring Toulouse, who no one wants.

Jamie George has given England an injury scare after limping off with a hamstring problem late in Saracens' 32-24 defeat by Castres.

George, who was replaced as England captain by Sarries team-mate Maro Itoje on Tuesday, will be desperate to play in their Six Nations opener against Ireland on 1 February.

The hooker came on for two-try Theo Dan in the 55th minute but was forced off in the closing stages.

"Jamie has hurt his hamstring. We’re not quite sure how serious that hamstring is at the moment," director of rugby Mark McCall said.

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Having reached the last three finals, no one wants to face Leinster, but Harlequins may prefer the short trip to Dublin and their attacking style may suit Leinster's blitz defence.

A potential shock?

Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle will host Munster in what could be an emotional day for O'Gara.

The former Munsterman is yet to face Munster as a head coach after guiding his home province to two European Cups as a player.

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Bordeaux will have something to say on the matter, but last year's finalists are on opposite sides of the draw.

The semi-finals will look this this:

Bordeaux /Ulster/La Rochelle/Munster v Toulon/Saracens/Toulouse/Sale.

Leinster/Harlequins/Glasgow/Leicester Tigers v Northampton Saints/Clermont/Castres/Benetton.

Benetton's surprise win over La Rochelle and Saracen's surprise defeat by Castres has helped Northampton.

Victory over Clermont would give Saints a good chance of reaching the semi-finals as they would be favourites to beat Castres or Benetton.

And then is could be a potential rematch of last year's semi-final against Leinster.

Bordeaux or Ulster v La Rochelle or Munster.

Toulon or Saracens v Toulouse or Sale.

Leinster or Harlequins v Glasgow or Leicester Tigers.

Northampton Saints or Clermont v Castres or Benetton.

Sale wing Tom O'Flaherty, speaking to Premier Sports on Toulouse: "That is what you are here for, the big games away. If you want to win the competition then you have to beat the best. You might as well do it next."

Player of the match Ben Curry, speaking to Premier Sports: " I am just trying to really enjoy my rugby as you can get on top of yourself with Premiership and international rugby and put yourself under a lot of pressure.

"I am in a place where I am actually enjoying it and that has helped me."

On his try: "The kick was pure panic. I saw the space and knew I had to do something."

On Toulouse: "It is a massive task but tonight was another task ticked off."

Bordeaux v Ulster.

La Rochelle v Munster.

Toulon v Saracens.

Toulouse v Sale.

Leinster v Harlequins.

Glasgow v Leicester Tigers.

Northampton Saints v Clermont

Castres v Benetton

Sale get the job done and are into the last 16. Toulon, who won three of their four games, already had won Pool 4.

One final scrum after Sale are pinged for taking too long.

Robert du Preez is given a yellow card for a deliberate knock on.

Toulon go off in search of a consolation score.

Sale will be heading away to Toulouse in the last 16.

Nye Thomas does really well to get across and down on the ball ahead of a steaming Gabin Villiere. A try-saver!

The Sale forwards get in to disrupt Toulon's maul to win a scrum.

Toulon come back for a penalty and pop it into the corner. They need a try quick.

Sam Bedlow is on for the excellent George Ford.