With the Heineken Champions Cup final between Saracens and Leinster Rugby just days away, we take a look back at the three European Cup finals involving the English side. 2014: RC Toulon 23 Saracens 6 Tries from Toulon centre Matt Giteau and back-row forward Juan Smith secured a comfortable victory for the French side against Saracens in their first European final at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Toulon fly-half Jonny Wilkinson kicked two penalties, two conversions and a drop-goal in what turned out to be his final match on British soil. Saracens’ sole response was two penalties from fly-half Owen Farrell. 2016: Racing 92 9 Saracens 21 Owen Farrell kicked Saracens to their first European trophy with a superb display from the tee featuring seven penalties in a try-less Champions Cup final in Lyon. The England fly-half landed four penalties in the opening 40 minutes, when Racing wing Johan Goosen replied with two to leave the French club trailing 12-6 at the break. The English outfit then pulled further clear in the second half with a trio of three-pointers from Farrell against one more from Goosen. [jwplayer p7pc0w6v] 2017: Saracens 28 ASM Clermont Auvergne 17 Saracens made it back-to-back Champions Cup titles by beating ASM Clermont Auvergne in a thrilling final at BT Murrayfield. The defending champions made a fast start and led 12-0 after tries from wing Chris Ashton and lock George Kruis, plus one conversion from fly-half Owen Farrell, only for Clermont to hit back with a try of their own through centre Remi Lamerat improved by Morgan Parra to trail 12-7 at the break. A Farrell penalty stretched Saracens’ advantage to eight points, but that was cut to a solitary point after a stunning try from Clermont wing Nick Abendanon converted by Parra. However, that was as close as the French club got, since Saracens built up an unassailable lead with a try from full-back Alex Goode converted by Farrell, who also kicked two more penalties.