Access to the tournament, recognised as The One to Win, is as strong as ever in the UK. BT Sport’s comprehensive coverage of the 2019/20 Heineken Champions Cup campaign continues with both semi-final clashes, including Exeter Chiefs’ maiden semi-final against four-time winners Toulouse, live from Sandy Park at 15:30 (all UK and Irish time).

Free-to-air coverage also continues at the semi-final stage, with Channel 4 (UK) and Virgin Media (Ireland) both showing Racing 92’s semi-final against defending champions Saracens, live on Saturday from 13:00.

Watching the Heineken Champions Cup in France has never been easier either, with France Télévision screening both live games in addition to blanket coverage on beIN SPORTS.

Rugby fans around the world will now also have better access than ever before to the Heineken Champions Cup and European Rugby Challenge Cup with the launch of a new OTT platform, epcrugby.tv, supplementing the ever-increasing global audiences.

Matches can be purchased individually (€1.99 Challenge Cup, €2.99 Heineken Champions Cup) or as a package for the remainder of the season for only €8.99, which will conclude on the weekend of 16/17/18 October giving fans all over the world the chance to watch global stars of the game battling it out for the most coveted prizes in club rugby.

These are all the places you can watch the Heineken Champions Cup:

BT Sport – United Kingdom and Ireland

Channel 4 – United Kingdom

Virgin Media – Ireland

beIN SPORTS – France

France Télévision – France

Telefonica – Spain

GO – Malta

SuperSport – Sub-Saharan Africa

SportsMax - Caribbean

EPCRugby.tv

Where can I watch the European Rugby Challenge Cup semi-finals?

FR4 will show the final European semi-final of the weekend between RC Toulon and Leicester Tigers, live from the Stade Felix Mayol at 20:00.

That match as well as the opening Challenge Cup last four match between Bristol Bears and Bordeaux-Begles from Ashton Gate on Friday night (19:45) are also available on BT Sport and beIN SPORTS.