The English club set new European Cup semi-final records by scoring the most points by a team (46) in the last four, crossing the line for the most tries scored by a side (6) and posting the biggest winning margin (40).
There was also individual glory for England winger Chris Ashton as he opened the scoring at Twickenham to set a new Heineken Cup record of 11 tries in a campaign.
And their reward is a date with last year’s winners Toulon and English rugby hero Johnny Wilkinson, who is set to retire at the end of the season, in the showpiece final.
England’s World Cup winning fly-half did what he does best in the other semi-final as his six penalties and a drop goal edged Toulon past Munster and into the final.
Wilkinson was a thorn in the Saracens side that day as he scored all of Toulon’s points as the French side won 24-12 at Twickenham.
The Top 14 leaders are 10/11 with bookmaker to overcome a -3 handicap once again and beat Saracens, who are on at the same price with a +3 handicap, to win back-to-back Heineken Cups.
In the Amlin Challenge Cup Northampton and Bath overcame Harlequins and Wasps to set up an all-English final at Cardiff Arms Park.
