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EPCR WELCOME

As the pool stage draws to an exciting conclusion, we can reflect

on some compelling action on the road to BT Murrayfield so far

in the European Rugby Champions Cup.

We have seen thrilling displays from clubs representing all three domestic leagues

and with the standards of rugby high, the terrain has been unforgiving for the slightest

dip in quality. Aggregate attendances in the tournament’s history are expected to

pass 18 million later on this season and the action they are watching on the field

remains intense.

Through the shop window of our matches, it is among the responsibilities of EPCR

as tournament organisers to uphold the values of rugby that we all hold so dear

including a commitment to fair play and an independent and fair disciplinary system.

As we go through this transitional period regarding new directives on rugby’s laws, it

is important for players, coaches, administrators and supporters to maintain respect

for those processes, not only during this round of matches but for the remainder of

the season.

Our quarter-final line-up will be complete after this round of matches, when 20 teams

will be officially reduced to just eight. By following

epcrugby.com

and official social

media channels of this tournament and the European Rugby Challenge Cup, you

will have the quickest access not only to the match schedules but also videos and

competitions through which you can win some fantastic rugby prizes. One of those is

EPCR’s Try of the Round vote from the Champions Cup, with the shortlisted scores

from Round 6 announced on Monday.

Through the official site, you can also secure your place in Edinburgh for European

club rugby’s finals weekend on 12 and 13 May, which is set to be a sensational

occasion no matter who qualifies for the showpiece matches in the Scottish capital.

In the meantime, enjoy some more outstanding rugby this weekend..

Simon Halliday

EPCR Chairman

WELCOME MESSAGE

FROM EPCR