A thrilling conclusion to the game in Treviso, but Bath were unable to hold out in the final frantic minutes as Benetton struck at the death.

Trailing 21-17 the Italians butchered three big opportunities in the last ten minutes but eventually got over, their 80th-minute try handing Bath back-to-back European defeats.

The driving maul is such a threat for Saracens. It picks up steam again and Stade concede the penalty by bringing it down illegally.

Hugo N'Diaye is sent to the sin bin for his part in collapsing the maul.

Nick Isiekwe returns to his feet to a standing ovation. There was some concern around then but play can now safely resume.

Nick Isiekwe is laying on the turf after a nasty bang to the head. The game is paused while the lock receives the attention he needs.

Stade Francais might be a player down but they are intent on playing.

They roll through the phases close to the line but Sarries stand up to the challenge before conceding the advantage.

Scrum to Stade.

Saracens stretch their lead to 11 points as Fergus Burke bangs over another three from the tee.

A massive scrum for Saracens delivers a penalty and the visitors opt for the posts.

Fergus Burke lining this one up.

There is more space across the field now with both sides down a player.

Saracens break through and Ben Earl is thrown the ball wide but Tanginoa Halaifonua gobbles him up with a thumping tackle.

Owen Farrell is in the house.

The former Saracens and England fly-half, who now plays for Racing 92, is picked up by the television cameras.

Farrell is currently injured and did not feature for Racing in the defeat by Sale on Friday.

Zack Henry's kick is charged down by Ben Earl, who scoops up the loose ball and runs clear to score.

However, the flanker knocks on before he gathers the ball and the try is chalked off.

Saracens are temporarily down to 14 as Rhys Carre is sent to the bin for making contact to the head of Lucas Peyresblanques.

It's 13 v 14 for the time being.

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Stade fans are baying for blood.

Is Rhys Carre in trouble here? He seems to lead with the elbow as he charges at Lucas Peyresblanques.

Boosted by their two-man advantage, Sarries charge towards the Stade Francais line.

Here comes the surge.

It's yellow for Tanginoa Halaifonua as Rotimi Segun is deemed to have changed direction just before impact.

It means the hosts are down to 13 players temporarily but Halaifonua can return after 10 minutes.

Now are Stade poised to lose another player?

Tanginoa Halaifonua is high in his shot on Rotimi Segun. Is there any mitigation?

Fergus Burke hoists the ball into the Parisian sky and we are back up and running...

Here we go then, both sets of players have returned to the field and we are all set for the second half...