The South African outfit face the toughest assignment yet of their debut EPCR campaign as they take on the three-time Heineken Champions Cup winners and four-time Challenge Cup finalists at the Stade Félix Mayol.

Toyota Cheetahs advanced from Pool B after picking up two wins from four games to finish sixth, beating Section Paloise home and away, including a dramatic 9-6 victory in Round 4 to secure their progression.

Meanwhile, Toulon enjoyed an impressive Pool A campaign as they recorded four wins from four, defeating Zebre Parma and Bath Rugby both home and away to qualify as the top-seeded team.

The game kicks off at 12:30 (UK & Irish time) and is available to watch on France TV, beIN SPORTS, SuperSport, Viaplay-Premier Sports and FloRugby.

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Key quote

Toyota Cheetahs head coach Hawies Fourie: “Now we are [in the Round of 16] and we are not satisfied with just that. We want to go one further and we all know it’s going to be really difficult. They are a quality team with a lot of depth, but we are better prepared than we were in December and January.”

RC Toulon

• In Round 4, Cheslin Kolbe and Duncan Paia’aua beat more defenders than any other players: nine and six respectively. Toulon have beaten the most defenders in the league (107).
• Dan Biggar has made the most metres from penalty kicks to touch in the competition (822).
• Toulon have won more scrum penalties on their own feed than any other team (16).

Toyota Cheetahs

• Siya Masuku conceded as many turnovers as any other player in the last round (five). However, he also made the most kicks in play (16) and kick metres (612).
• Friedle Olivier was the joint-top tackler of Round 4 (18). He has also made the most carries (44) and contact metres (57) overall.
• Jeandré Rudolph won six turnovers in Round 4 – the highest individual total in a match in the competition so far.