The draw for the semi-finals took place today in Murrayfield Stadium, where the May final will take place, with ERC Chairman Jean-Pierre Lux drawing the Munster/Ospreys ball out of the hat third.

The winners of Cardiff/Toulouse will go on to have home country advantage to the winners of Leicester/Bath.   The winners of our quarter final tie, Munster/Ospreys, will have home country advantage to Harlequins/Leinster.   

Munster were represented by backs coach Jason Holland and centre Rua Tipoki with Holland's immediate reaction being, "There's the not so little matter of the game against the Ospreys to consider first. They're a class side with something like 15 of the Welsh squad plus the likes of Nikki Walker, Marty Holah and Filo Tiatia. That's a pretty awesome bunch. There's a lot of rugby to be played before then. We have Magners League games against Edinburgh, Dragons, Glasgow and Leinster, so once we have them out of the way we'll switch the focus to the Heineken quarters finals."

Heineken Cup Quarter Finals:

Sat. 11th April  Cardiff Blues v Stade Toulousain, ko 3.30pm
Sat. 11th April  Leicester Tigers v Bath Rugby, ko 6pm
Sun. 12th April  Munster Rugby v Ospreys, ko 1pm
Sun. 12th April  Harlequins v Leinster Rugby, ko 3.30pm

Heineken Cup Semi Finals:

Weekend May 2/3

Semi Final 1: Cardiff Blues/Toulouse v Leicester Tigers/Bath
Semi Final 2: Munster/Ospreys v Harlequins/Leinster