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Saracens to face Munster, Racing and Ospreys in tough Champions Cup pool
Munster, Racing 92 and the Ospreys will take on holders Saracens in the pool stage of the 2019-20 European Champions Cup.
Holders Saracens have been drawn to face Munster, Racing 92 and the Ospreys in a tough European Champions Cup group.
The European and Premiership champions beat Munster at the semi-final stage in April before going on to defeat Leinster at St James’ Park.
Saracens will take on Munster again next season and also do battle with Racing – quarter-finalists in the 2018-19 competition.
Ospreys, the only Welsh side in the Champions Cup, are the other team in a Pool 4 which stands out as the toughest of the five.
So there we have it
The Pools for next season’s #ChampionsCup are set in stone for all to see
Initial thoughts on the groups?
The toughest pool is _____ pic.twitter.com/aO0cGcYenl
— Heineken Champions Cup (@ChampionsCup) June 19, 2019
Leinster are in Pool 1, just as they were last year, along with Lyon, Northampton Saints and Benetton Treviso as they attempt to get their hands on a trophy they won in 2018.
Premiership rivals Exeter Chiefs and Sale Sharks were drawn with Glasgow Warriors and La Rochelle in Pool 2.
Top 14 heavyweights Toulouse and Montpellier will lock horns with Gloucester and Connacht in Pool 5, while Clermont Auvergne, Ulster, Harlequins and Bath are in Pool 3.
European Champions Cup draw:
Pool 1: Leinster, Lyon, Northampton Saints, Benetton Treviso
Pool 2: Exeter Chiefs, Glasgow Warriors, La Rochelle, Sale Sharks
Pool 3: Clermont Auvergne, Ulster, Harlequins, Bath
Pool 4: Saracens, Munster Rugby, Racing 92, Ospreys
Pool 5: Toulouse, Gloucester, Connacht, Montpellier
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