Watch: Clermont vs Toulon Heineken Cup final live_ on May 18/2013!

Your 2013 Heineken Cup Final can be an all French affair as Clermont Auvernge carry out RC Toulon in Dublin, and together with neither team having won the idea before, a new name are going to be enscribed onto the famous trophy. From the eyes of many experts and also fans, Clermont are the team to beat, but at their finest the star-studded Toulon side, led by 2003 England World Glass winner Jonny Wilkinson, are a match for virtually any team in the competition.

You will have debut Dublin delight and debut Dublin give up hope in around equal measure once the final whistle goes at this Aviva Stadium on Saturday evening to bring the curtain down on this prestigious 18th tournament final. First time finalists ASM Clermont Auvergne and also Toulon are both entering uncharted territory once they clash in an all-French affair that will see one of these join Toulouse and Brive in becoming only another French winners of European golf club rugby's most coveted silverware.

And just what stone-cold certainty is that there'll be a new name etched onto the famous trophy. The winners is definitely the 10th club to lift this trophy following Toulouse with a number of triumphs, Leinster on three, Leicester Tigers, Munster and also London Wasps on two every and Brive, Bath Rugby, Ulster Rugby and Northampton Saints on one apiece.

Clermont Auvergne have swept all before them en route to the final and in case Vern Cotter's team do walk off of the winners they will have designed a slice of tournament history in the operation as no club has won all nine matches inside a season. They finished their pool 5 schedule with doubles over defending champions Leinster, Exeter Chiefs and also the Scarlets with a mighty impressive 23-3 try count into their favour.

They stayed on this French soil for both their knock-out battles, beating Montpellier 36-14 in the quarter-finals and traveling to Stade de la Mosson in Montpellier for their semi-final showdown with former increase champions Munster. They had to survive some sort of late charge by Paul O'Connell's team before booking their put in place Dublin, Fijian wing Napolioni Nalaga scoring an 8th minute make an attempt to then the trusty boot of Morgan Parra doing the remainder in a nervy finish.

The way to the final for Bernard Laporte's Toulon integrated doubles over Cardiff Blues and Sale Sharks nonetheless they went down 23-3 at an emotionally charged Montpellier into their final Pool 6 outing. The spotlight may be firmly focused on the purpose kicking of Jonny Wilkinson from the knock-out stages, the former England and British isles and Irish Lions outside half contributing each of their points.

They had to pull out all the stops before rising 21-15 quarter-final victors over former champions Leicester Tigers inside a tremendous contest and then there is more of the same Wilkinson magic, and back to back Heineken Man with the Match awards for good measure - inside a 24-12 last four victory over Saracens at Twickenham Stadium. Now the stage is scheduled for either ASM Clermont Auvergne or Toulon that will put their name up in European lights.

Rugby Match Details:
Competition: 2013 Heineken Cup Final
Teams Name: ASM Clermont Auvernge vs RC Toulonnais
Kick off: 5 pm (16:00 UTC)
Date: Saturday, May 18, 2013
Referee: Alain Rolland
Location: Aviva Stadium, Dublin_ Ireland.

Live Streaming Link: Clermont Auvernge vs Toulon 2013 Heineken Cup Final! 

The final will be an almost all French collide between Clermont and Toulon. Under rules with the competition organiser, European Rugby Cup, the winner with the Heineken Cup receives a computerized entry in to the following season's Heineken Cup, as can the winner with the Amlin Challenge Cup. If the Heineken Cup winner has recently qualified as a result of its domestic or local league, the berth will probably normally pass completely to another team via its nation; both Clermont and Toulon include qualified because the top two teams within the Top 14 home and away season. However, France is to cap it at 7 Heineken Cup places (as can be England).

The identity with the final 2013–14 Heineken Cup participant is determined by the consequence of the Challenge Cup Final held the last day at the RDS Area in Dublin. In the event if Leinster gain, the Heineken Cup winner's berth will probably pass towards 7th-place staff in Leading 14, Perpignan. If Stade Français win the Challenge Cup, it'll claim France's 7th Heineken Cup place. In this event, the actual Heineken Cup winner's place will pass towards top non-French team within the European Rugby Club Rankings not already qualified with the Heineken Cup_ London Wasps.

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