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Toulouse's Dupont 'fails to understand' Champions Cup format
Toulouse captain Antoine Dupont said on Friday the format of the Champions Cup is difficult to understand as the six-time winners face a challenge to claim a top spot in their pool.
Finishing first in their group would guarantee Dupont's side advantageous home games in the knock-out stages until the semi-finals.
Toulouse need to beat two-time champions Leicester on Sunday in the final round of group matches and hope Bordeaux-Begles slip-up against the Sharks a few hours earlier, to avoid having to travel in the quarter-finals.
"The pool matches of the Champions Cup are super important when you see the repercussions the standings can have on hosting or not knockout matches even if you don't really understand the way the teams are ranked," France scrum-half Dupont told reporters.
"It's difficult to find the logic behind it.
"You have to get on with it and try and score as many points as possible in each match," the Olympic gold medallist added.
Toulouse trail Bordeaux-Begles in Pool 1 by a point after failing to claim a bonus point at the Sharks last weekend following an arduous journey to Durban.
On Sunday, Bordeaux-Begles welcome Siya Kolisi's Sharks to Stade Chaban-Delmas looking for a rare South African away win in the Champions Cup.
"We find it hard to see things clearly in this competition, and I don't think we're alone," Dupont said.
"When the South African teams come to Europe, it's hard not to see Bordeaux-Begles win with five points.
"If you follow the statistics, it's not likely," the 28-year-old added.
P.Hernandez--AT