2019/20 Heineken Champions Cup runners-up Racing 92 face-off against Edinburgh Rugby in the Round of 16 at Paris La Défense Arena on Sunday afternoon. Racing 92 are eyeing a first European title in 2021 after falling just short last season and will be buoyed by their performances in the competition so far this season. The TOP 14 title challengers squeaked past Connacht Rugby in round one (26-22) before producing a scintillating display against Harlequins (49-7). Guinness PRO14 outfit Edinburgh will be eager to use the experience they have earned in two closely-contested pool fixtures to prepare for the knockout stages. A 13-8 defeat to La Rochelle was followed by a one-point win over Sale Sharks (16-15). The action begins at 12:30 (British and Irish time) and will air on BT Sport in the United Kingdom and beIN SPORTS in France. Pool positions Racing 92: 2nd in Heineken Champions Cup Pool B (10 points) Edinburgh Rugby: 6th Heineken Champions Cup Pool A (5 points) Head-to-head record Racing 92 wins: 2 Draws: 0 Edinburgh Rugby wins: 2 https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1377554594985824257 Leading 2020/21 points-scorers Racing 92: Maxime Machenaud (12) Edinburgh Rugby: Jaco van der Walt (14) Key quotes Richard Cockerill (Edinburgh Rugby): "It's obviously a tough draw, but if you're in that company, you're always going to get a tough draw. We're really looking forward to it. As a team and as a group, we've never been to their new stadium (Paris La Défense Arena). They've got a fantastic squad, full of rugby's Galácticos and we look forward to having a fit and available squad and going there and giving it our best shot." Match Facts

This will be the fifth Heineken Champions Cup meeting between Racing and Edinburgh, the Scottish side won both their pool stage meetings in 2011/12 before Racing 92 returned the favour in both of their meetings in 2012/13.
Racing are looking to reach the quarter-finals of the Heineken Champions Cup for the fourth consecutive season, Leinster are the only other side able to match that feat this season. • Racing have won 12 of their last 13 home games in the Heineken Champions Cup, only losing to fellow French side Toulouse in the 2018/19 quarter-finals.
Edinburgh have won their last three away games in the Heineken Champions Cup, their best ever streak, and as many victories as they had managed in their previous 18 games on the road.
Edinburgh beat Toulon in their most recent (January 2019) away game against French opposition in the Heineken Champions Cup, they have never won back-to-back games on the road against TOP 14 sides in the competition.
Henry Chavancy (Racing) has made four passes that have resulted in a break in the Heineken Champions Cup this season, more than any other player.
Georges-Henri Colombe (Racing) is one of just four forwards to score multiple tries (2) in the Heineken Champions Cup this season (also Rob Herring, Bryan Byrne and Alfie Barbeary).