There are hopes that we might get an uninterrupted rugby fixture schedule this weekend for the first time in what feels like a while.
France's entry requirements have relaxed to the point where professional sports teams can enter and leave the country with relative simplicity and it means the Champions and Challenge Cups can get into full swing.
BT Sport are broadcasting most of the action, with subscribers able to live stream online or via the app, while the Dragons' match against Benetton will be on S4C.
All four Welsh teams are in action this weekend and the Allianz Premier 15s also has a busy schedule, so what are we looking at?
Here's the schedule for Saturday and Sunday:
Champions Cup
Saturday, January 15
Wasps v Toulouse, 1pm - BT Sport
Ospreys v Racing 92, 3.15pm - BT Sport
Connacht v Leicester, 3.15pm - BT Sport
La Rochelle v Bath, 5.30pm - BT Sport
Exeter v Glasgow, 5.30pm - BT Sport
Bristol v Stade Francais, 8pm - BT Sport
Sunday, January 16
Leinster v Montpellier, 1pm - BT Sport
Northampton v Ulster, 3.15pm - BT Sport
Bordeaux v Scarlets, 3.15pm - BT Sport
Clermont v Sale, 5.30pm - BT Sport
Challenge Cup
Saturday, January 15
Benetton v Dragons, 3.15pm - S4C
London Irish v Edinburgh, 3.15pm
Worcester v Toulon, 5.30pm
Perpignan v Lyon, 8pm
Allianz Premier 15s
Saturday, January 15
DMP Durham Sharks v Bristol Bears, 10.30am
Gloucester-Hartpury v Sale Sharks, 2pm
Loughborough v Saracens, 2pm, live on www.premier15s.com
Sunday, January 16
Worcester Warriors v Wasps FC, 2pm
Exeter Chiefs v Harlequins, 2.30pm, BBC iPlayer and www.premier15s.com
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