Wasps will be hoping they can avoid setting a club record for consecutive home losses in the Heineken Champions Cup when they entertain holders Stade Toulousain on Saturday. Lee Blackett’s side have been beaten in their last two Heineken Champions Cup games at the Coventry Building Society Arena, including a 35-14 defeat to Munster Rugby in Round 1, and have never lost three home games in a row in the competition. The Pool B game starts at 1pm and is being broadcast live on Channel 4, Virgin Media, BT Sport and beIN SPORTS. Other key facts:

This will be the 11th clash in the Heineken Champions Cup between Toulouse and Wasps. The clubs are evenly split in their previous 10 encounters, each winning four games and drawing twice. The Gallagher Premiership club have lost only one of their last five games against Toulouse in the Heineken Champions Cup (W3 D1), but it came the last time they hosted this fixture, in 2018/19 (16-24).
Wasps have lost four of their last five home games in the Heineken Champions Cup (W1), as many defeats as in their previous 39 games on home soil (W32 D3).
Toulouse have won eight of their last nine away games in the Heineken Champions Cup, including their last four in a row, only once have they enjoyed a longer winning run on the road in the competition – a five-game streak from 1996 to 1998.
Wasps made 10 dominant tackles in their last Heineken Champions Cup match, in Round 1 against Munster - no side has made more in a match in this season’s competition (Cardiff also 10 v Harlequins in Round 2).
Despite playing just one game, Toulouse’s Antoine Dupont is one of just two players to reach double figures for defenders beaten in the Heineken Champions Cup this season (11), along with Munster’s Damian de Allende (12).