Updated at 22.37<\/p>\n
Champions Cup last 16 scores on Saturday:<\/p>\n
Bath 31 Saracens 22
\nToulon 28 Stormers 27
\nGlasgow 25 Bulls 21
\nToulouse 59 Bristol 26
\nHarlequins 17 Sale 26<\/p>\n
SALE SHARKS\u2019 EXPERIENCED George Ford won the battle of the England fly-halves, kicking 16 points against Marcus Smith\u2019s Harlequins in a 26-17 victory in west London.<\/p>\n
Sale will face Leinster or Edinburgh, who face off in Dublin on Sunday, in the next round.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, France centre Kalvin Gourgues scored two scintillating tries as Toulouse reached the Champions Cup quarter-finals after a 59-26 hammering of Bristol Bears on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Gourgues crossed twice in the first half in glorious sunshine in south-west France to set up a last-eight tie next weekend against holders Bordeaux-Begles or Leicester Tigers, who meet on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Wingers Matthis Lebel and Teddy Thomas also claimed doubles while superstar scrum-half Antoine Dupont provided four assists for Toulouse\u2019s nine tries in total.<\/p>\n
Captain Fitz Harding, Fiji winger Kalaveti Ravouvou, centre James Williams and replacement Noah Heward touched down in a losing effort for Bristol.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe were surprised from the off, but we managed to react,\u201d player of the match Gourgues told BeIn Sports.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m happy to have been able to be of service to the team with two tries and by bringing others into the game around me.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIt doesn\u2019t matter who we face, we\u2019ll prepare the same way,\u201d he added, with the prospect of an all-French tie against Bordeaux and a re-run of last season\u2019s semi-final next week.<\/p>\n
Toulouse named a full-strength side for the game played at the city\u2019s football ground with Les Bleus duo Dupont and Romain Ntamack at half-back.<\/p>\n
Despite their strong line-up, they trailed after just five minutes as flanker Harding crashed over to quieten the packed 32,000-capacity crowd.<\/p>\n
However, the record six-time champions dominated the rest of the half, dotting down six times, the highlight coming in Gourgues\u2019 opening effort, which started with Dupont and Ntamack counter-attacking from their own 22m.<\/p>\n
Gourges\u2019 second touchdown was from a shorter distance, but the 21-year-old illustrated all his potential with a smooth sidestep to beat Wales full-back Louis Rees-Zammitt.<\/p>\n
After the break, Gourgues remained heavily involved, feeding ex-France winger Thomas for his second try with the result already beyond doubt.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Glasgow Warriors edged the Bulls 25-21 and will welcome Toulon next week after the three-time winners held on while being down two players to edge the Stormers 28-27.<\/p>\n
The Warriors were 14-12 behind at half-time in driving rain before prop Patrick Schickerling and centre Stafford McDowall scored in the second half for Franco Smith\u2019s side.\u00a0<\/p>\n
– \u2018Huge\u2019 for Bath –<\/p>\n
Earlier, England flyer Henry Arundell also scored twice as 1998 champions Bath came from behind to see off English Prem rivals Saracens 31-22.<\/p>\n
Prem holders Bath will face Henry Pollock\u2019s Northampton in the next round after last season\u2019s runners-up beat Castres 49-41 on Friday.<\/p>\n
Bath\u2019s title credentials were underlined, having been 10-0 behind at the break before claiming a first Champions Cup quarter-final spot since 2015.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s huge for the club, and the fans deserve nothing more than knockout rounds at The Rec,\u201d Bath captain Ben Spencer said.<\/p>\n
\u201cDelighted with the win but disappointed with aspects of the performance we know we are going to need to be a hell of a lot better when Saints come.\u201d<\/p>\n