After another dramatic weekend of Heineken Champions Cup rugby, take a look at our review in numbers. 1: Glasgow Warriors’ 29-12 success at the Cardiff Arms Park was the only away win in Round 2 whereas there were five in Round 1. 2: Toulouse (Pool 1), Saracens (Pool 3), Racing 92 (Pool 4) and Newcastle Falcons (Pool 5) all have two wins, but no club has a maximum 10 points following a highly-competitive start to the pool stage. Munster Rugby, who top Pool 2 with seven points, are the only other unbeaten side. 4: Toulon’s current run of four tournament defeats is the worst in the club’s 57-match history. 22: Maxime Médard’s two tries in Toulouse’s dramatic 28-27 win over holders, Leinster Rugby, at Stade Ernest Wallon brings up him to a total of 22, third on his club’s all-time tournament list behind Michel Marfaing on 24 and Vincent Clerc with 36. https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1054371796923740162 25: Jonny Gray made 25 tackles in Glasgow Warriors’ win over the Cardiff Blues. 39: Newcastle Falcons, who top Pool 5 with eight points, went through an incredible 39 phases before Callum Chick’s 89th minute match-winning try in the 23-20 victory against Montpellier at Kingston Park. 50: Scarlets captain, Ken Owens, made his 50th tournament appearance in the 45-27 defeat by Leicester at Welford Road. https://twitter.com/ChampionsCup/status/1054349148475011072 159: Ulster Rugby’s promising utility-back, Michael Lowry, made a round-high 159 metres at Paris La Défense Arena. 700: Owen Farrell’s nine points in Saracens’ win over Lyon took him over the 700 mark for the tournament. 2000: Two players born in the 21st century made tournament appearances in the opening two rounds. RC Toulon’s 18-year-old, Florent Vanverberghe (born 22 July 2000), played in both matches against Newcastle and Edinburgh, while Racing 92’s Jordan Joseph (born 31 July 2000) made his debut off the bench against Ulster Rugby last Saturday.