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Published 17:08 20 Jan 2019 GMT
Updated 17:26 20 Jan 2019 GMT
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This is the first time in history, since the competition began in 1995/96, that all four provinces have reached the knock-out stages in Europe.
It was already confirmed, on Saturday, that Connacht would travel to Sale Sharks for their last eight match in the Challenge Cup. Leinster and Toulouse wrapped up routine wins, on Sunday afternoon, to give some clarity to the quarter-final picture.
2018/19 CHAMPIONS CUP QUARTER FINALS
Saracens vs. Glasgow Warriors (Allianz Park) Racing 92 vs. Toulouse (La Défense Arena) Leinster vs. Ulster (Aviva Stadium) Edinburgh vs. Munster (Murrayfield)As per the EPCR, the exact dates, venues, kick-off times and TV coverage for the matches will be announced towards the end of the week. *Games to be played weekend of March 29-31
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