“We expected the bubble to burst – but it never did!” David Humphreys captained Ulster to the greatest season in their history, as they defied the odds to conquer Europe in 1999. The current Gloucester coach describes in brilliant detail how the “Sea of Red” led the Northern Irishmen to Heineken Champions Cup glory.  

Bristol Bears Director of Rugby Pat Lam takes us through his remarkable Heineken Champions Cup win with Northampton Saints in 2000 – but admits he never even wanted to sign for them! The Samoa legend also talks about his love for Newcastle and reveals the coaching masterclass that helped Connacht shock the world.

One of the greatest players in rugby history, Shane Williams relives his roller-coaster European Cup journey with Martyn Hindley. The former Ospreys winger talks Galacticos, champagne rugby and the darkest day in his career. 

BT Sport’s Nick Mullins explains the pressure of commentating on the biggest matches in the Heineken Champions Cup. As one of rugby’s best known voices, Mullins speaks to Martyn Hindley about his greatest European moments, his favourite stadium, and how the likes of Austin Healey and Brian O’Driscoll have adjusted to life in the media.

One of the finest photographers to grace the game, Getty’s Dave Rogers, shares his experiences of covering every Heineken Champions Cup Final since the competition’s inception in 1995. From the first final in Cardiff to last year’s showpiece at St James’ Park, Dave reveals his favourite moments, stories and - most importantly – picture of the last 25 years.

Cardiff Blues icon, Martyn Williams, relives the agony of that historic penalty shoot-out miss, recounting an incredible story of belief, hope and heartbreak. The proud Welsh flanker sits down with Martyn Hindley to talk about his love for the Heineken Champions Cup, his biggest regrets and putting Cardiff on the map.

ASM Clermont Auvergne full back Nick Abendanon shares his European rugby journey which has seen him ply his trade for two great clubs either side of the Channel – Bath in England and Clermont in France. He discusses individual success (including the prestigious European Champions Cup Player of the Year Award in 2015) and team heartache, which has seen him agonisingly miss out in two Heineken Champions Cup Finals – despite scoring tries in both!

Leinster legend Jamie Heaslip discusses everything from taking inspiration from Oscar Wilde and Ernest Hemingway to using the Dallas Cowboys as a template for success. The former Ireland and Lions number 8 talks us through his remarkable European Cup story, and reveals how he celebrated his first Heineken Champions Cup triumph!

Munster hero Alan Quinlan is the latest legend to relive his Heineken Champions Cup story with Martyn Hindley. Quinlan reveals he never believed Munster could rule Europe, what was going through his head during the Miracle Match, and how his Munster side compare to his beloved Liverpool FC!

South Africa legend Bryan Habana joins Martyn Hindley to celebrate 25 years of the Heineken Champions Cup. One of the fastest men ever to play the game, the World Cup winner discusses lifting trophies, his love for Jonah Lomu and why kids shouldn’t grow up wanting to race cheetahs!