Destination Marseille.

Following the confirmation of the Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final line-up, the semi-final pairings will be as follows:

SEMI-FINAL 1 – winner of QF 1: Leinster Rugby v Saracens will play the winner of QF 2: – ASM Clermont Auvergne v Racing 92

SEMI-FINAL 2 – winner of QF 3: Toulouse v Ulster Rugby will play the winner of QF 4: Exeter Chiefs v Northampton Saints

The semi-final matches will be played at venues designated by EPCR, and the following clubs will have home country advantage for their respective matches:

SEMI-FINAL 1
If Leinster Rugby (ranked No 1) and ASM Clermont Auvergne (ranked No 4) win their quarter-finals, Leinster will have home country advantage.

If Leinster (ranked No 1) and Racing 92 (ranked No 5) win their quarter-finals, Leinster will have home country advantage.

If ASM Clermont Auvergne (ranked No 4) and Saracens (ranked No 8) win their quarter-finals, Clermont will have home country advantage.

If Racing 92 (ranked No 5) and Saracens (ranked No 8) win their quarter-finals, Racing will have home country advantage.

SEMI-FINAL 2
If Exeter Chiefs (ranked No 2) and Toulouse (ranked No 3) win their quarter-finals, Exeter will have home country advantage.

If Exeter Chiefs (ranked No 2) and Ulster Rugby (ranked No 6) win their quarter-finals, Exeter will have home country advantage.

If Toulouse (ranked No 3) and Northampton Saints (ranked No 7) win their quarter-finals, Toulouse will have home country advantage.

If Ulster Rugby (ranked No 6) and Northampton Saints (ranked No 7) win their quarter-finals, Ulster will have home country advantage.

Semi-finals: 1/2/3 May (venues to be announced)

2020 Heineken Champions Cup final: Saturday, 23 May; Stade Vélodrome, Marseille (17.45)