Stade Francais bring the power game right from the start as they threaten to score an early try.

Zack Henry clips the ball behind the try line and Saracens are forced to ground the ball.

It will be a five-metre scrum to the men in pink.

Zack Henry gets us up and running in Paris...

Bath head coach Johann van Graan, speaking to Premier Sports: “We moved on pretty quickly from last week. We’ve got to use the opportunities. What a lovely day in Treviso, the sun is shining and the field is in really good condition.

“We’re going to use our squad, we’ll trust our squad. That’s a constant theme for us. We’ve a lot of respect for Benetton, it’ll be a tough game and we’re looking forward to it. I’ve huge respect for their 10, 12 and 13, and the 15 shows some lovely feet. They’ve a good all round game, and this might go to the final play.”

Bath also resume their campaign this afternoon with a trip to Benetton in Italy.

Let's hear from their head coach next...

Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall, speaking to Premier Sports: “We’ve brought Liam Williams in. Liam hasn’t played for a while but he’s a big match player.

“We’ve given ourselves an opportunity after last week. It’s so difficult to win away in this competition and Stade Francais have a proud home record. We’ve watched all their home games, they’re a very different animal at home. They’ve some great athletes in the squad, they can hurt you in the moment, so our concentration’s got to be as great as ever.”

Stade Francais: Barre; Dakuwaqa, Marchant, Ward, Laloi; Henry, Weber; Castets, Nicotera, P Alo-Emile, Gabrillagues (c), Halaifonua, Macalou, Chapuis, Scelzo.

Replacements: Peyresblanques, M Alo-Emile, N'Diaye, Turagacoke, Timo, Tanga, Foursans-Bourdette, Ezeala.

Saracens: Daly; Williams, Cinti, Tompkins, Segun; Burke, Van Zyl; Carre, George, Riccioni, Itoje (c), Isiekwe, McFarland, Earl, Willis.

Replacements: Dan, Brantingham, Clarey, Wilson, Gonzalez, Simpson, Eden, Hartley.

Saracens will face familiar foe Joe Marchant in Paris.

The former Harlequins centre is named at outside centre for Stade Francais while former Leicester Tiger Zack Henry pulls the strings from fly-half.

Stade boast a number of France internationals, with Leo Barre at full-back, Sekou Macalou in the back row and Paul Gabrillagues captaining from lock.

We'll have the full line-ups next...

It's the return of Liam Williams for Sarries this afternoon as the Wales back makes his second debut for the club.

Williams, who has 92 Wales caps and is back in contention for January's Six Nations, rejoined Saracens for a second spell in November following his exit from Japanese side Kubota Spears.

The 33-year old was previously at Sarries between 2017 and 2019, winning a Premiership title and European Champions Cup during that time.

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Round two of the Investec Champions Cup is all set for a thrilling end on Sunday with four huge games to come.

Our attention starts with Saracens' trip to Stade Francais in Pool 3...

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Kick off in Paris is at 13:00 GMT...