Throughout the tournament expert Rugby Union tipster Tom Powell will be on hand with his top Heineken Cup bets from every round of fixtures so be sure to bookmark this page and take advantage of his weekly selections. Tom notched seven winning tips from the sixth weekend of Heineken Cup action to finish with a 14.5% ROI to give the column a huge 69% ROI for the season so far so you daren't miss ot on his selections for the quarter finals.

Edinburgh v Toulouse (Sat, 15:00, SS1)

Edinburgh Race to 10 @ 13/8 – BET NOW

Odds of 2/5 on a Toulouse win look a bit short with Edinburgh having faired well at home in this season’s competition, winning three from three against tough opposition. Toulouse won four from six but were drawn in a very straightforward group and won’t find it easy up in the Scottish capital. I think the visitors will scrape through but odds of 13/8 on Edinburgh getting the upper hand early on look decent.

Leinster v Blues (Sat, 17:45, SS1)

Leinster to win both halves @ Evens – BET NOW

The Blues have no chance here, they are out of form and up against the tournament favourites who were unbeaten in the pool stage and averaged over 38 points on home soil. Leinster haven’t lost any of their last nine Heineken Cup matches at the Aviva Stadium and they’ve seen the Blues off in both fixtures they’ve played this term so a comfortable home win looks very likely.

Munster v Ulster (Sun, 13:45, SS2)

Munster/Munster Double Result @ 4/5 – BET NOW

Munster are a results machine and racked up six wins during the pool stages whilst Ulster limped into the last eight as pool four’s best runners up. Munster led at the break in all three of their home fixtures on their way to winning pool one and have the added psychological advantage of having beaten Ulster the last two times they’ve visited Thomond Park.

Saracens v Clermont (Sun, 16:30, SS2)

Saracens/Saracens Double Result @ 11/8 – BET NOW

Saracens landed three wins from three on the way to topping pool six and saw off decent opposition in Biarritz and the Ospreys. There’s always a question mark over whether French sides can play well away from home and Clermont’s losses at Leicester and Ulster during the pool stage was further evidence that they tend to struggle so I fancy a home win here.