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 Sale Sharks looking to inch closer to a quarter-final spot when they travel to La Rochelle in Pool 2 on Friday from 19:45 GMT, and Bath Rugby’s Pool 3 clash with Harlequins kicks off at the same time.

Free-to-air coverage also continues in Round 5, with a pivotal match for defending champions Saracens in Pool 4 as they take on Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium, live on Channel 4 (UK) and Virgin Media (Ireland) on Saturday at 13:00 GMT.

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

This weekend, FR2 will have coverage of the 2018 semi-final rematch on Sunday afternoon (15:15 GMT) in Pool 4 between Racing 92 and Munster Rugby at Paris La Defense Arena. On Saturday, beIN SPORTS will be showing the clash between first and second in Pool 3 as Ulster Rugby travel to take on Challenge Cup holders ASM Clermont Auvergne from 13:00 GMT.

Where else can you watch the Heineken Champions Cup?

Telefonica continue their coverage of the competition in Spain, with Ospreys v Saracens and Glasgow Warriors v Exeter Chiefs making up a Saturday double-header, while Sport TV in Portugal will again show four Heineken Champions Cup matches in Round 5.

DAZN will again show a host of matches in Round 5, with viewers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland tuning into Glasgow v Exeter while Northampton Saints v Benetton Rugby is live in Italy. DAZN in Canada and Japan will also show eight and nine matches respectively this weekend.

Fans of the Heineken Champions Cup in Australia as well as South-East Asia can also catch every match live on Rugby Pass.

These are all the places you can watch this season’s Heineken Champions Cup:

BT Sport – United Kingdom and Ireland

Channel 4 – United Kingdom

Virgin Media – Ireland

beIN SPORTS - France

France Télévision - France

DAZN – Austria, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and Switzerland

GO - Malta

Telefonica – Spain

Cyta – Cyprus

ESPN Sur – Latin America

RugbyPass - Australia, South-East Asia and Pan-European

Rugby TV - Georgia

Spark - New Zealand

SportsMax – Caribbean

Sport TV - Portugal

SuperSport - Sub-Saharan Africa

TV Arena Sport - Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia and Kosovo

Where can you watch the European Rugby Challenge Cup?

France Télévision and beIN SPORTS will both have coverage of the opening Challenge Cup Round 5 match as Bordeaux-Begles host Edinburgh Rugby, with live coverage from Stade Chaban-Delmas on Saturday at 12:45 GMT.

S4C, BT Sport and beIN SPORTS will also be showing the pivotal Pool 2 clash between Scarlets and RC Toulon from 20:00 GMT on Saturday evening.

In addition, we will be releasing details of several Challenge Cup matches to be streamed on ChallengeCupRugby.com in the coming days.

Rugby fans across the world can once again watch stars of the global game in the 25th anniversary season of European club rugby’s blue-riband tournament, with a host of broadcasters and streaming services screening this weekend’s crucial Heineken Champions Cup Round 5 matches.