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The draw for home advantage in the last four - the semi-finals to be played at a neutral 20,000-plus venue in the country of the teams on whom Lady Luck favoured - was made in Dublin today (Tuesday 3 February).
It means the first semi-final will be played in Ireland or France and the second in either France or Scotland. If Edinburgh Rugby can win their quarter-final in Toulouse on Saturday, 10 April, it will mean Scotland staging a showpiece semi-final for the first time.
In the previous eight seasons of the Heineken Cup, there have been eight semi-finals in France, five in England and three in Ireland with Wales, Scotland and Italy waiting to break their "duck."
