The Chiefs are aiming to emulate Leicester Tigers, Wasps and Saracens by lifting both trophies in the same season, after beating Toulouse 28-18 in the last four at the weekend and lining up another Anglo-French clash in Bristol on October 17.

“We want to win every trophy we compete for,” the 23-year-old fly-half told the club’s website. “That is the great thing about this team - we are so passionate to win trophies.

“We’ve had a few hurts in the last couple of years, losing finals, but we showed with the performance out there [on Saturday] that everyone is hungry. It was brilliant.

“We are really excited. We’ve never been in this position before and it is a massive opportunity for not just the players, but the club and Exeter as a city as well. When it comes to it, we will be raring to go.”

Simmonds, who contributed 13 points to Exeter’s win at the weekend via four conversions and a try, believes the Chiefs have an advantage for the final, with the game taking place at Ashton Gate.

“We are looking only an hour-and-a-half up the road,” he said. “We’ve got to take it as a home game for us.

“We are really excited for it, but we’ve still got two Premiership games to go and the semi-final. We’ve just got to look forward and enjoy what we are doing. To have this opportunity to play in such big games, we will relish it.”

Exeter Chiefs captain Joe Simmonds has warned Heineken Champions Cup final opponents Racing 92 that the English club are “hungry” to become only the fourth Gallagher Premiership side in 25 years to complete the European and domestic double.