So, how did you get on with our European top try-scorers' quiz for teams competing in the 2018/19 Heineken Champions Cup? We hope you did well! Here's a look at six players in more detail as well as a full list of answers. James Simpson-Daniel Simpson-Daniel was a prolific performer on the European stage for Gloucester Rugby between 2001 and 2013, scoring a total of 40 tries in both competitions for the English club. The former England wing notched 21 in 41 European Cup games and 19 in 18 Challenge Cup matches, including one in Gloucester's 36-34 extra-time final success against London Irish in 2006. Chris Ashton The England international, who will be at Sale Sharks next season, is the leading European Cup try-scorer of all time with 39 from only 62 games in the top-tier competition. All bar 10 of Ashton’s European tries were registered for Saracens and that’s the reason he sits at the top of his former club’s European try chart. Ashton, a double European Cup winner with Mark McCall’s side, notably scored in the 2017 final at BT Murrayfield. Vincent Clerc The second top try-scorer of all time in the European Cup amassed all 36 of his tries for Toulouse in 82 games for the French club. Clerc featured in three of their four trophy-winning sides (2003, 2005 and 2010) and scored their only try in their 2003 final success against Perpignan. Brian O'Driscoll Legendary Ireland centre O'Driscoll registered all 34 of his European tries in the European Cup for Leinster Rugby. As a result, he lies third in the all-time list, behind Clerc and Ashton, and duly helped Leinster to three trophies – in 2009, 2011 and 2012. Tom Varndell Varndell leads the way from Josh Lewsey and Kenny Logan as the player who has notched the most tries for Wasps on the European stage. He scored those 28 between October 2009 and December 2014 in both the European and Challenge Cups. The 32-year-old winger has also put five-pointers on the board for Leicester Tigers and Bristol Bears in the two European tournaments. Matt Banahan The powerhouse back, who will be part of Gloucester Rugby’s Heineken Champions Cup campaign next season, has scored prolifically in both the European and Challenge Cups for Bath Rugby. He chalked up 17 tries in 36 European Cup appearances and accumulated 11 in 18 Challenge Cup games for Bath, as well as helping them win the Challenge Cup in 2008. Answers: Bath Rugby - Matt Banahan (28). Leinster Rugby - Brian O'Driscoll (34). Toulouse - Vincent Clerc (36). Wasps - Tom Varndell (28). Castres Olympique - Olivier Sarramea (15). Exeter Chiefs - Tom Waldrom (10). Gloucester Rugby - James Simpson-Daniel (40). Munster Rugby - Simon Zebo/Anthony Foley (23). Cardiff Blues - Alex Cuthbert (19). Glasgow Warriors - Tommy Hayes (10). Lyon - Paul Bonnefond (7). Saracens - Chris Ashton (29). Leicester Tigers - Geordan Murphy (25). Racing 92 - Juan Imhoff (18). Scarlets - Dafydd James (15). Ulster Rugby - Andrew Trimble (27). Edinburgh Rugby - Tim Visser (10). Montpellier - Nemani Nadolo (11). Newcastle Falcons - Jamie Noon (18). RC Toulon - Steffon Armitage (11).