Heineken Champions Cup and European Challenge Cup: BT Sport to show 16 live games as the knockout stages begin with a three-day feast of club rugby over Easter weekend

Rugby fans rejoice! European club rugby is finally back and BT Sport is the only place that you can watch every single minute of the action.

In what is set to be an unmissable Easter weekend on BT Sport, we'll be showing no fewer than SIXTEEN live games across three days as the knockout stages of the Heineken Champions Cup and Challenge Cup begin with the last 16.

As the race for domestic and European club honours hots up, there's no better time to be a BT Sport subscriber with live coverage of every single game from the Gallagher Premiership, Heineken Champions Cup and Challenge Cup between now and the end of the season.

Our wall-to-wall coverage makes our BT Sport Monthly Pass the perfect alternative for non-subscribers.

Costing just £25 for 30-day access to BT Sport's live content, fans can watch all 22 games on our app and web player for a simple monthly fee and no contract.

Read on for a full list of the fixtures we will broadcast, including information on how to watch every minute on BT Sport.

Heineken Champions Cup - Round of 16

Five Premiership clubs remain in the hunt for European club rugby's greatest prize with Gloucester, Bristol Bears, Wasps, Sale Sharks and defending champions Exeter Chiefs all ready to do battle for a place in the quarter-finals.

Sale Sharks will be the only English side not to face French opposition in the last 16 as they travel to Wales to play Scarlets.

A mouth-watering Franco-Irish double-header headlines our Easter feast of live action as two clubs with seven Champions Cup crowns between go toe-to-toe with Leinster v Toulon on Friday night before two-time winners Munster welcome the competition's joint-most successful side Toulouse to Thomond Park.

Read on for a full list of the fixtures we will broadcast, including information on how to watch every minute on BT Sport.

Challenge Cup - Round of 16

There's plenty of English interest in the last 16 of the Challenge Cup, too, with Bath, London Irish, Newcastle, Northampton, Leicester and Harlequins all vying to claim Bristol Bears' vacated crown. 

Harlequins are the competition's joint-most successful club with three Challenge Cup triumphs to their name, with their most recent victory coming back in 2011.

Premiership rivals Northampton Saints are looking to join Quins as three-time winners while Bath beat Worcester Warriors in the final back in 2008.

Read on for a full list of the fixtures we will broadcast, including information on how to watch every minute on BT Sport.

For full details of BT Sport's upcoming live rugby schedule, including every game from the Gallagher Premiership, check out our What's on BT Sport page.