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KO HOME AWAY VENUE TOURNAMENT 02-Apr-10 15:00 Bristol KO HOME AWAY VENUE TOURNAMENT 02-Apr-10 15:00 Bristol Rugby 15-3 Plymouth Albion Memorial Stadium 02-Apr 10 18:00 Connacht Rugby 22-21 Edinburgh Sportsground 02-Apr-10 18:05 Western Force 15-15 Vodacom Stormers Subiaco Oval, Perth 02-Apr 10 19:05 Ospreys 27-19 Scarlets Liberty Stadium 02-Apr-10 19:35 Hurricanes 26-26 Crusaders Westpac Stadium, Wellington 02-Apr-10 19:45 Sale Sharks 17-3 Worcester Warriors Edgeley Park 02-Apr 10 20:05 Munster 15-16 Leinster Thomond Park Stadium 02-Apr-10 20:45 Toulouse 28-23 Racing Métro 92 Stade Ernest Wallon 03-Apr-10 14:30 Biarritz Olympique 42-13 Montauban Parc des Sports Aguilera 03-Apr-10 14:30 Brive 25-15 Bourgoin-Jallieu Stade Amédée Domenech 03-Apr-10 14:30 Montpellier 62-17 Albi Stade Yves-du-Manoir 03-Apr-10 14:30 Toulon 31-13 Bayonne Stade Félix-Mayol 03-Apr-10 15:00 Coventry 6-3 Moseley Butts Park 03-Apr-10 15:00 Doncaster Knights 19-21 Exeter Chiefs Castle Park 03-Apr-10 15:00 Gloucester Rugby 29-28 Saracens Kingsholm 03-Apr-10 15:00 Harlequins 23-14 Newcastle Falcons Twickenham Stoop 03-Apr-10 15:00 Leeds Carnegie 7-14 Northampton Saints Headingley Carnegie 03-Apr-10 15:00 Leicester Tigers 43-20 Bath Rugby Welford Road 03-Apr-10 15:00 London Welsh 12-29 Nottingham Old Deer Park 03-Apr-10 15:00 Rotherham Titans 33-20 Birmingham & Solihull Clifton Lane 03-Apr-10 16:00 Cavalieri Prato 19-25 Infinito L'Aquila 03-Apr-10 16:00 Overmach Parma 25-28 Gran Parma 03-Apr-10 16:00 Rugby Roma Olimpic 18-26 Arix Viadana 03-Apr-10 16:00 Rugby Rovigo 34-28 Benetton Treviso 03-Apr-10 16:00 Venezia Mestre 24-19 Petrarca Padova 03-Apr-10 16:25 Stade Français 19-10 ASM Clermont Auvergne Stade de France 03-Apr-10 17:05 The Sharks 30-28 Queensland Reds ABSA Stadium, Durban 03-Apr-10 17:30 Blues 32-17 Vodacom Bulls Eden Park, Auckland 03-Apr-10 19:30 Ulster Rugby 24-33 Cardiff Blues Ravenhill 03-Apr-10 19:35 Chiefs 27-21 Highlanders GWK Park, Kimberley 03-Apr-10 19:40 HSBC Waratahs 40-17 Vodacom Cheetahs Sydney Football Ground, Sydney 03-Apr-10 20:45 Castres Olympique 11-17 Perpignan Stade Pierre Antoine 04-Apr-10 13:30 London Wasps 33-22 London Irish Adams Park 04-Apr-10 15:00 Cornish Pirates 22-18 Bedford Blues Cambourne Rec 04-Apr 10 15:05 Glasgow Warriors 27-19 Newport Gwent Dragons Firhill Arena 08-Apr-10 18:30 Hamilton RFC 39-23 British Army Snr XV Cape Town 09-Apr-10 19:35 Chiefs 19-33 Vodacom Bulls Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 09-Apr-10 19:45 Sale Sharks 19-30 Saracens Edgeley Park [Round 13 Re-Arranged] 09-Apr-10 20:00 HC QF1 Leinster Rugby 29-28 ASM Clermont Auvergne RDS 10-Apr-10 13:00 ECC QF1 Connacht 23-20 Bourgoin-Jallieu The Sports Ground 10-Apr-10 14:00 Harlequins 46-11 Leeds Carnegie Twickenham Stoop [Rnd 13 Re-Arranged] 10-Apr-10 14:30 Highlanders 27-41 Western Force Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria Royal Navy Ancient 10-Apr-10 14:30 16-19 Royal Air Force Vultures Burnaby Road Mariners 10-Apr-10 15:00 Bedford Blues 42-18 Cornish Pirates Goldington Road 10-Apr-10 15:00 Exeter Chiefs 51-15 Doncaster Knights Sandy Park 10-Apr-10 15:00 Plymouth Albion 7-38 Bristol Rugby Brickfields Recreation Ground 10-Apr-10 15:00 Worcester Warriors 13-23 London Irish Sixways [Round 13 Re-Arranged] 10-Apr-10 16:00 Arix Viadana 18-22 Rugby Rovigo 10-Apr-10 16:00 Benetton Treviso 61-26 Rugby Roma Olimpic 10-Apr-10 16:00 Gran Parma 14-23 Cavalieri Prato 10-Apr-10 16:00 HC QF2 Biarritz Olympique 29-28 Ospreys Parc des Sports Aguilera 10-Apr-10 16:00 Infinito L'Aquila 24-22 Venezia Mestre 10-Apr-10 16:00 Petrarca Padova 24-13 Overmach Parma 10-Apr-10 16:00 Royal Navy Women 14-11 Royal Air Ladies Burnaby Road 10-Apr-10 17:30 Blues 21-33 Vodacom Stormers Eden Park, Auckland 10-Apr-10 17:30 HC QF3 Munster 33-19 Northampton Saints Thomond Park 10-Apr-10 19:00 Royal Navy Snr XV 73-3 Royal Air Force Snr XV Burnaby Road 10-Apr-10 19:10 Auto & General Lions 26-41 Queensland Reds Coca Cola Park, Johannesburg 10-Apr-10 19:35 Crusaders 20-13 HSBC Waratahs AMI Stadium, Christchurch 10-Apr-10 19:40 CA Brumbies 61-15 Vodacom Cheetahs Canberra Stadium, Canberra 10-Apr-10 21:00 ECC QF2 Toulon 38-12 Scarlets Stade Felix-Mayol 11-Apr-10 14:00 ECC QF3 London Wasps 42-26 Gloucester Rugby Adams Park 11-Apr-10 15:00 Birmingham & Solihull 19-29 Rotherham Titans Sharmans Cross Road 11-Apr-10 15:00 ECC QF3 Newcastle 20-55 Cardiff Blues Kingston Park Falcons 11-Apr-10 15:00 Nottingham 10-17 London Welsh Meadow Lane 11-Apr-10 17:30 HC QF4 Toulouse 42-16 Stade Français Paris Stade Ernest Wallon 16-Apr-10 19:05 Glasgow Warriors 25-18 Ulster Rugby Firhill Arena 16-Apr-10 19:05 Leinster 20-16 Ospreys Royal Dublin Society 16-Apr-10 19:35 Chiefs 15-49 Vodacom Stormers Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 16-Apr-10 19:40 CA Brumbies 13-23 Hurricanes Canberra Stadium, Canberra 16-Apr-10 19:45 Plymouth Albion 19-14 Cornish Pirates Brickfields 16-Apr-10 20:45 ASM Clermont Auvergne 25-19 Castres Olympique Stade Marcel Michelin 17-Apr-10 14:30 Albi 38-24 Stade Français Paris Stade Municipal 17-Apr-10 14:30 Bayonne 33-25 Brive Stade Jean Dauger 17-Apr-10 14:30 Bourgoin-Jallieu 15-13 Toulouse Stade Pierre Rajon 17-Apr-10 14:30 Montauban 6-19 Montpellier Stade de Sapiac 17-Apr-10 14:30 Racing Métro 92 29-22 Biarritz Olympique Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir 17-Apr-10 14:30 Toulon 33-23 Perpignan Stade Félix-Mayol 17-Apr-10 15:00 Bath Rugby 34-15 Sale Sharks Recreation Ground 17-Apr-10 15:00 Birmingham & Solihull 35-38 Coventry Sharmans Cross Road 17-Apr-10 15:00 London Welsh 16-15 Exeter Chiefs Old Deer Park 17-Apr-10 15:00 Northampton Saints 38-23 Gloucester Rugby Franklin's Gardens 17-Apr-10 15:00 Rotherham Titans 29-33 Moseley Clifton Lane 17-Apr-10 15:00 Saracens 37-18 Harlequins Wembley Stadium 17-Apr-10 15:00 Worcester Warriors 20-24 London Wasps Sixways 17-Apr-10 16:00 Benetton Treviso 39-33 Arix Viadana 17-Apr-10 16:00 Cavalieri Prato 24-19 Petrarca Padova 17-Apr-10 16:00 Overmach Parma 20-19 Infinito L'Aquila 17-Apr-10 16:00 Rugby Roma Olimpic 19-19 Venezia Mestre 17-Apr-10 16:00 Rugby Rovigo 20-15 Gran Parma 17-Apr-10 17:05 Auto & General Lions 28-32 The Sharks Coca Cola Park, Johannesburg 17-Apr-10 17:30 Blues 38-17 Western Force Eden Park, Auckland 17-Apr-10 18:30 Scarlets 16-39 Cardiff Blues Parc y Scarlets 17-Apr-10 19:35 Crusaders 45-6 Vodacom Cheetahs AMI Stadium, Christchurch 17-Apr-10 19:40 Queensland Reds 19-12 Vodacom Bulls Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 18-Apr-10 15:00 Bristol Rugby 41-32 Bedford Blues Memorial Stadium 18-Apr-10 15:00 London Irish 13-23 Leeds Carnegie Madejski Stadium 18-Apr-10 15:00 Newcastle Falcons 7-31 Leicester Tigers Kingston Park 18-Apr-10 15:00 Nottingham 14-25 Doncaster Knights Meadow Lane 18-Apr-10 17:05 Connacht Rugby 7-18 Munster Sportsground 18-Apr-10 17:05 Newport Gwent Dragons 49-28 Edinburgh Rodney Parade 20-Apr-10 20:00 Bath Rugby 21-20 Northampton Saints The Rec 21-Apr-10 tbc Royal Air Force Ladies 12-35 British Army Women Newbury 21-Apr-10 tbc Royal Air Force Vultures 10-6 British Army Vets XV Newbury Royal Navy Ancient 21-Apr-10 19:00 Bridgewater & Albion RFC vs Bridgewater Mariners 21-Apr-10 19:15 Royal Air Force Snr XV P-P British Army Snr XV Newbury 21-Apr-10 19:45 Connacht 27-13 Leinster Galway Sportsground 23-Apr-10 19:05 Newport Gwent Dragons 49-28 Cardiff Blues Rodney Parade 23-Apr-10 19:35 Chiefs 25-25 Vodacom Cheetahs Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 23-Apr-10 19:40 Queensland Reds 16-13 Vodacom Stormers Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 23-Apr-10 19:45 Sale Sharks 30-32 Newcastle Falcons Edgeley Park 23-Apr-10 19:45 Western Force 24-16 Crusaders Subiaco Oval, Perth 23- Apr-10 20:00 Glasgow Warriors 30-6 Leinster Firhill Arena 24-Apr-10 tbc SF1 Munster 27-3 Ulster Thomond Park Stadium 24-Apr-10 14:30 Biarritz Olympique 19-26 ASM Clermont Auvergne Parc des Sports Aguilera 24-Apr-10 14:30 Brive 23-26 Toulon Stade Amédée Domenech 24-Apr-10 14:30 Montauban 22-8 Bayonne Stade de Sapiac 24-Apr-10 14:30 Montpellier 34-27 Bourgoin-Jallieu Stade Yves-du-Manoir 24-Apr-10 14:30 Perpignan 44-0 Albi Stade Aimé Giral 24-Apr-10 14:30 Stade Français Paris 41-17 Racing Métro 92 Stade Jean-Bouin 24-Apr-10 14:30 Toulouse 25-17 Castres Olympique Stade Ernest Wallon 24-Apr-10 15:00 Gloucester Rugby 34-20 London Irish Kingsholm 24-Apr-10 15:00 Leicester Tigers 40-22 Harlequins Welford Road 24-Apr-10 15:00 Moseley 37-5 Coventry Billesley Common 24-Apr-10 15:00 Northampton Saints 27-28 Saracens Franklin's Gardens 24-Apr-10 15:00 Vodacom Bulls 51-11 Auto & General Lions Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 24-Apr-10 16:00 Arix Viadana 28-24 Overmach Parma 24-Apr-10 16:00 Gran Parma 10-36 Benetton Treviso 24-Apr-10 16:00 Infinito L'Aquila 0-20 Rugby Rovigo 24-Apr-10 16:00 Petrarca Padova 32-6 Rugby Roma Olimpic 24-Apr-10 16:00 Venezia Mestre 16-34 Cavalieri Prato 24-Apr-10 17:05 The Sharks 23-10 Blues ABSA Stadium, Durban 24-Apr-10 17:30 London Wasps 19-35 Bath Rugby Twickenham 24-Apr-10 17:30 Munster 11-15 Ospreys Thomond Park 24-Apr-10 19:35 Highlanders 31-33 Hurricanes House of Pain, Dunedin 24-Apr-10 19:40 HSBC Waratahs 19-12 CA Brumbies ANZ Stadium, Sydney 25-Apr-10 14:05 Scarlets 58-10 Connacht Rugby Parc y Scarlets 25-Apr-10 15:00 Leeds Carnegie 12-10 Worcester Warriors Headingley Carnegie 25-Apr-10 15:00 SF2 Cornish Pirates 43-5 Doncaster Knights Cambourne Rec 25-Apr-10 16:05 Edinburgh 25-37 Ulster Rugby Murrayfield 28-Apr-10 - British Army Germany 7s JHQ 30-Apr-10 19:10 Vodacom Stormers 42-14 Crusaders Newlands, Cape Town 30-Apr-10 19:35 Highlanders 26-10 HSBC Waratahs Invercargill Stadium, Invercargill 30-Apr-10 19:45 ACC SF1 Connacht Rugby 12-19 Toulon Galway Sportsground .
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