'Saracens are keeping the ball moving'published at 12:43 British Summer Time 5 April
12:43 BST 5 April
Toulon 7-14 Saracens
Jacob Atkins Former London Irish fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I am always really interested to see how the two teams exit, it says a lot about how they are trying to play.
Saracens, inside their own 22, decided to keep the ball in and counter-attack, forcing that ball to play higher up.
Toulon have just tried to kick the ball out and Saracens have just thrown the ball back in straight away, so they think their advantage in this game is going to be keeping the ball moving.
Converted try - Toulon 0-7 Saracenspublished at 12:34 British Summer Time 5 April
12:34 BST 5 April
Juan Martin Gonzalez (con: Fergus Burke)
A gift for Sarries!
Melvyn Jaminet floats a loose pass five metres out towards his wingers, it's fumbled and Gonzalez picks up and flops over the easiest of tries and the best of starts!
Team newspublished at 12:05 British Summer Time 5 April
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Toulon v Saracens (12:30 BST
Saracens have made six changes from the side that beat Leicester in the Premiership.
The three-time winners have followed through on their pre-game promise to rest some of their international stars, including England quartet Maro Itoje, Jamie George, Elliot Daly and Tom Willis. Alex Lozowski and Fraser Balmain also drop out of the XV.
England back row Ben Earl is not included after Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall said he was prioritising making the Premiership play-offs this season over the chance at a fourth European crown.
Alex Goode is named at full-back and Olly Hartley returns at inside centre, while prop Marco Riccioni, hooker Theo Dan, lock Nick Isiekwe and number eight Andy Onyeama-Christie all start.
Saracens: Goode; Elliott, Tompkins, Hartley, Hall; Burke, Van Zyl (capt); Mawi, Dan, Riccioni, Isiekwe, Tizard, McFarland, Gonzalez, Onyeama-Christie.
Team newspublished at 12:03 British Summer Time 5 April
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Toulon v Saracens (12:30 BST)
Toulon make wholesale changes for the visit of Saracens with only four players retaining their places in the starting XV from the side which was narrowly beaten by Castres.
Prop Jean-Baptiste Gros, Scotland scrum-half Ben White and wingers Gabin Villiere and Jiuta Wainiqolo remain in the side, while former England internationals Kyle Sinckler and Lewis Ludlam return to the fold.