Harlequins (63)

The Gallagher Premiership side’s back-to-back wins at the start of the competition have seen them assert themselves as the early top points scorers, tallying 20 at Castres Olympique before a further 43 against Cardiff Rugby.

Quins are also the joint top try scorers with eight, notching two at Castres before running in six against Cardiff.

Fly-half Marcus Smith has led the way for the early Pool B toppers – he is responsible for 28 of their points, which sees him lead the individual rankings.

Connacht Rugby (59)

The Irish province are level with Quins on eight tries and are just four points adrift in terms of points scored after one win and one loss over their opening two games.

Connacht put 36 points past Stade Français Paris in their convincing Round 1 victory, and despite going down to Leicester Tigers in Round 2, they clocked 23 at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.

Fly-half Jack Carty is the Pool B outfit’s chief points scorer so far in the Heineken Champions Cup with 24.

Ulster Rugby (56)

Ulster have battled to two wins at the start of their Pool A campaign, triumphing 29-23 at ASM Clermont Auvergne and 27-22 at home to Northampton Saints

The Irish province have scored six tries, with scrum-half John Cooney kicking just under 43% of their points.

Munster Rugby (54)

The majority of Munster’s points came in their 35-14 demolition of Wasps in Round 1, when they ran in four tries at Coventry Building Society Arena - fly-half Joey Carbery kicked 15 of those points.

The Irish province, who sit second in Pool B, would notch a further try and 19 points in their narrow victory over Castres at Thomond Park in Round 2 – on that occasion fly-half Ben Healy slotted 14 points from the tee.

Exeter Chiefs (49)

The 2020 Heineken Champions Cup winners make it into the top five points scoring teams so far in this season’s competition, largely thanks to their 42-6 thrashing of Montpellier Hérault Rugby in Round 1 - lock Jonny Gray’s try hat-trick in that game means he is Exeter’s unlikely leading points scorer.

Pool A side Chiefs managed just seven points - courtesy of their seventh try this campaign - in Round 2 as they slipped to a 22-7 defeat at Glasgow Warriors.

After two enthralling rounds of Heineken Champions Cup action and Round 3 fast approaching, we’ve taken a look at which teams are leading the way when it comes to points scored...