Munster Rugby and the Cell C Sharks face off in the Heineken Champions Cup round of 16 with the match taking place on Saturday, 1 April at Kings Park in Durban (KO 1.30pm local time).
Munster qualified for the Champions Cup knockout stages after finishing in sixth place in Pool B.
Heineken Champions Cup – Round of 16
(Pool stage rankings in brackets / All kick-offs local times)
Friday 31 March
Match 5: Leicester Tigers (B4) v Edinburgh Rugby (A5), Mattioli Woods Welford Road (20.00)
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Saturday 1 April
Match 3: Cell C Sharks (A3) v Munster Rugby (B6), Hollywoodbets Kings Park (13.30)
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Match 6: DHL Stormers (B3) v Harlequins (A6), DHL Stadium (16.00)
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Match 1: Leinster Rugby (A1) v Ulster Rugby (B8), Aviva Stadium (17.30)
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Match 8: Stade Rochelais (B1) v Gloucester Rugby (A8), Stade Marcel Deflandre (18.30)
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Sunday 2 April
Match 2: Exeter Chiefs (A2) v Montpellier Hérault Rugby (B7), Sandy Park (12.30)
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Match 4: Saracens (A4) v Ospreys (B5), StoneX Stadium (15.00)
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Match 7: Stade Toulousain (B2) v Vodacom Bulls (A7), Le Stadium (16.00)
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Quarter-finals – 7/8/9 April
QF 1: Winner Match 1 v Winner Match 5
QF 2: Winner Match 7 v Winner Match 3
QF 3: Winner Match 2 v Winner Match 6
QF 4: Winner Match 8 v Winner Match 4
NB The highest-ranked clubs from the pool stage will have home advantage
Semi-finals – 28/29/30 April
SF 1: Winner QF 1 v Winner QF 2
SF 2: Winner QF 3 v Winner QF 4
NB The matches will be played in Europe and the highest-ranked clubs from the pool stage will have home country advantage
2023 Heineken Champions Cup final:
Saturday 20 May; Aviva Stadium, Dublin
