The match will be fondly remembered by fans of the Irish province for a stunning second half fightback as they scored 27 unanswered points to come out 33-22 victors from 22-6 down at half-time.

The Rewind will be streamed on ChampionsCupRugby.com at 17:45 (UK and Irish time) and on our various social media channels alongside expert analysis and views from pundits who were at Cardiff that day on our live blog.

How did the two teams reach the final?

Leinster Rugby: Pool stage - Racing Metro (h) 38-22, Saracens (a) 25-23, Clermont Auvergne (a) 13-20, Clermont Auvergne (h) 24-8, Saracens (h) 43-20, Racing Metro (a) 36-11.

Quarter-final - Leicester (Dublin) 17-10

Semi-final - Toulouse (Dublin) 32-23

Northampton Saints: Pool stage - Castres (h) 18-14, Edinburgh (a) 31-27, Cardiff Blues (h) 23-15, Cardiff Blues (a) 23-19, Edinburgh (h) 37-0, Castres (a) 23-12.

Quarter-final - Ulster (Milton Keynes) 23-13

Semi-final - Perpignan (Milton Keynes) 23-7

How did the two sides compare that season?

Leinster (228) - Points scored - Northampton (201)

130 - Points conceded - 107

24 - Tries scored - 20

110 (Johnny Sexton) - Top scorer - (Stephen Myler) 94

4 (Sean O’Brien) - Top try-scorer - (Paul Diggin) 6

Joe Schmidt - Head coach - Jim Mallinder

Leo Cullen - Captain - Dylan Hartley.

Who played in the 2011 final?

Leinster: Nacewa; Horgan, O'Driscoll, D'Arcy, Fitzgerald; Sexton, Reddan; Healy, Strauss, Ross, Cullen (capt), Hines, McLaughlin, O'Brien, Heaslip.

Replacements: Harris-Wright, Van der Merwe, Wright, Toner, Jennings, Boss, Madigan, McFadden.

Northampton: Foden; Ashton, Clarke, Downey, Diggin; Myler, Dickson; Tonga'uiha, Hartley (capt), Mujati, Lawes, Day, Clark, Dowson, Wilson.

Replacements: Sharman, Waller, Mercey, Sorenson, Easter, Commins, Geraghty, Ansbro.

How can you watch?

You can watch all the ‘pre-match’ coverage from 17:15 (UK and Irish time) on our live blog, with the match stream getting underway at 17:45.

This match will be the second of many Heineken Champions Cup Rewinds to be shown on ChampionsCupRugby.com and our various social media feeds in the coming weeks and you can get the chance to decide who will be on show next weekend.

What other coverage will be available on ChampionsCupRugby.com?

We continue our Champions Rugby Show series this week as European Rugby legends including Steffon Armitage, Bryan Habana and Alan Quinlan discuss their European campaigns. To listen to the Champions Rugby Show from previous weeks, click HERE or use our Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts.

Make sure you relive one of the all-time greatest European Cup finals on Saturday as we re-run the 2011 thriller between Leinster Rugby and Northampton Saints at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.