The Thomond Park thriller – remembered for Ronan O’Gara’s nerveless 80th minute conversion - will be streamed on ChampionsCupRugby.com and on our various social media channels alongside expert analysis and views from pundits who were at Limerick that day on our live blog.

Despite dominating Gloucester with an outstanding performance, Munster looked set to be denied a slot in the last eight on points difference, requiring a 27-point swing.

However, John Kelly’s second try of the game followed by the Ireland fly-half’s conversion made sure Munster squeezed out Gloucester for second place in Pool 2 behind winners Perpignan, coming out 33-6 victors.

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

This match will be the first of many classic European matches 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.

Keep an eye out for our polls across the Heineken Champions Cup and Challenge Cup Twitter and Facebook pages over the coming days where we will have four matches up for selection as well as interviews from some of European Rugby’s leading lights including former winners Steffon Armitage and Bryan Habana.

European Rugby fans will have the chance to relive one of the all-time greatest European Cup matches on Saturday as we re-run the ‘Miracle Match’ between Munster Rugby and Gloucester Rugby from 2003.