Mantej Mann's match report is live for your perusal, and that's it for this lengthy live text coverage.

It has been a cracker of an opening weekend in the Investec Champions Cup, and the great thing is there is more starting next Friday!

Thanks for looking in.

Friday

Bath 20-24 La Rochelle

Saturday

Sharks 39-21 Exeter Chiefs

Clermont Auvergne 28-0 Benetton

Northampton Saints 28-8 Castres

Stormers 14-24 Toulon

Munster 33-7 Stade Francais

Saracens 27-5 Bulls

Glasgow Warriors 38-19 Sale

Racing 92 23-12 Harlequins

Sunday

Bordeaux-Begles 42-28 Leicester

Toulouse 61-21 Ulster

Bristol Bears 12-35 Leinster

All Black star Jodie Barrett talking to Premier Sports after scoring a try on his debut for Leinster:

"It was nice to get a feel for the match. I've only been here 10 days but I'm loving my time in Dublin.

"My body is in good condition and I was chomping at the bit to get the opportunity to play. There's some great coaches and great players and the city is outstanding.

"Leinster's reputation in Europe is a big part of why I wanted to come here. I wanted to test myself in these games and I loved it."

Bristol face a really tough trip to La Rochelle next Saturday at 20:00 GMT, while Leinster host Clermont-Auvergne that afternoon.

Gareth Chilcott
Ex-England and Bath prop on BBC Radio Bristol

Leinster's second-half performance showed the quality of player that they have.

Bristol were keen and kept going all the way through, but Leinster just had that extra quality.

Leinster's Josh van der Flier speaking to Premier Sports: "It was tough work, Bristol are very good and they really put it to us in the first half.

"We worked really hard with 13 men, but we had a good second half to come out pretty well. We managed some good defensive efforts especially in the backs.

"It was about little details, discipline being one of them and not being so on the edge. There was a lot of good work at the start of the second half and we managed to pull away."

Van Rensburg's penalty to touch goes out beyond the try line, and the final whistle goes in slightly farcical circumstances.

It was offside, van Rensburg hoofs it downfield and we play on!

Confusion reigns - Garry Ringrose drops the ball while closing in on the try line, the ball then pops up and Leinster's Caelan Doris dots down. But was it offside? We are over 80 minutes now...

With Lahiff off, Bristol need a prop for the scrum that has been called in the final minute. Here's Harry Thacker for the last knockings.

There is no let-up from Leinster as they pump the ball back into the Bristol 22. Max Lahiff limps off, a sad end compared to the joy of his try earlier

Luke McGrath is sent clear by Josh van der Flier's slight-of-hand pass, but he is stopped in his tracks by two defenders in the 22.

Van der Flier also gets the Man of the Match award - no complaints from me on that one.

It's an intense two to three minutes as Bristol keep hold of the ball in the Leinster 22, until it's spilled. Leinster's defence has been outstanding, although their attacking flair will take all the plaudits later.

On this evidence, Leinster are already looking good for the knock-out phase, but Bristol are piling forward beyond the five metre line.

Gareth Chilcott
Ex-England and Bath prop on BBC Radio Bristol

Leinster have taken this half by the scruff of the neck. They have come out fired up and started picking up the pace and left Bristol wanting, which is a shame because they put in such a big effort in the first half to keep this great international side at bay.

Image source, Getty Images

The ball looks to be down...

Josh van der Flier is over the line, but may have been held up by Fitz Harding.

On field decision is 'No Try'...