Munster Rugby are now less than 15 minutes away from yet another monumental victory in Europe with their Investec Champions Cup campaign in the balance.
Travelling to the Stade Mayol in Toulon is a daunting task at the best of times, even more so when a loss would likely end your campaign.
These are the circumstances in which the Irish giants arrived in the South of France.
Yet, as they have done more than any other side in competition history, Munster has lived up to their moniker of stand up and fight.
Epitomising this attitude is winger Calvin Nash, who has been at his electric best this afternoon.
Chasing kicks, putting in big tackles and keeping the Toulon defence on the back foot, the winger has put himself in the shop window for selection to the Irish Six Nations squad.
This effort directly led to his sublime try, which put Munster 11 points clear and secured a crucial bonus point.
Started by a big up and under from scrumhalf Craig Casey, Nash left French international Melvyn Jaminet in his wake as out jumped the fullback.
From here, his incredible pace saw him sprint away for the try.
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