2024/25 European Champions Cup Odds - Get the latest odds and news for the two semi-finals happening this weekend

John Eastwood

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Last updated: 30 Apr 2025

John Eastwood 30 Apr 2025

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European Champions Cup reaches semi-final stage.
Leinster vs. Northampton at Aviva Stadium; Leinster is favored.
All-French clash: Toulouse vs. Bordeaux with Toulouse as favorites.

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Leinster clear favourites at home in first semi (Getty Images)

This weekend rugby's biggest club competition, the European Champions Cup, reaches the semi-final stage. We have a brief look at the fixtures and the current odds.

On Saturday, Leinster host Northampton at the Aviva Stadium and are clear favourites to win. The handicap is set at 21.5 points, so if you fancy a Saints upset, Betway will pay 11.00.

On Sunday, we have an all-French affair when defending champions, Toulouse visit fellow Top 14 side, Bordeaux. Last year, Toulouse upset the odds to beat Leinster in the final - could we see a repeat, or will Bordeaux cause an upset?

The handicap for the match on Sunday is much closer at 4.5 points. Toulouse are favourites and pay 1.53 to win while a Bordeaux victory will pay 2.50.

Past Winners, Runners-Up & Score

Season	Winners	Score	Runners-up
2023–24	Toulouse	31–22	Leinster
2022–23	La Rochelle	27–26	Leinster
2021–22	La Rochelle	24–21	Leinster
2020–21	Toulouse	22–17	La Rochelle
2019–20	Exeter Chiefs	31–27	Racing 92
2018–19	Saracens	20–10	Leinster
2017–18	Leinster	15–12	Racing 92
2016–17	Saracens	28–17	Clermont
2015–16	Saracens	21–9	Racing 92
2014–15	Toulon	24–18	Clermont
2013–14	Toulon	23–6	Saracens
2012–13	Toulon	16–15	Clermont
2011–12	Leinster	42–14	Ulster
2010–11	Leinster	33–22	Northampton Saints
2009–10	Toulouse	21–19	Biarritz
2008–09	Leinster	19–16	Leicester Tigers
2007–08	Munster	16–13	Toulouse
2006–07	London Wasps	25–9	Leicester Tigers
2005–06	Munster	23–19	Biarritz
2004–05	Toulouse	18–12	Stade Français
2003–04	London Wasps	27–20	Toulouse
2002–03	Toulouse	22–17	Perpignan
2001–02	Leicester Tigers	15–9	Munster
2000–01	Leicester Tigers	34–30	Stade Français
1999–00	Northampton Saints	9–8	Munster
1998–99	Ulster	21–6	Colomiers
1997–98	Bath	19–18	Brive
1996–97	Brive	28–9	Leicester Tigers
1995–96	Toulouse	21–18	Cardiff

Graduated from the University of Portsmouth in 2008 with a BA in English Literature before completing MA in Journalism. Began his career as a sports journalist in London before moving to the Middle East to work as a sports editor for national media companies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Favourite Sports: Tennis, Boxing, Golf.