Leinster and Glasgow Warriors will battle it out in the Guinness PRO14 Final at Celtic Park this weekend.

Both will want to see their name etched onto the trophy alongside some of the greatest sides in the league’s history, with Leinster bidding to retain their crown.

And what better way to get ready for the big day then reminiscing over some of the best season finales in recent history, and the great sides who took part in them.

Here we look back at the last five Finals.

Scarlets 32-40 Leinster – 2018

Last year’s finale was one for the ages, with fans taking in a nine-try epic at the Aviva Stadium as Leinster reigned supreme.

Devin Toner, James Lowe, Sean Cronin, Jordan Larmour and Jack Conan all touched down for Leinster – it would be no surprise to see more than one of those names on the scoresheet in the 2019 edition.

Scarlets led just once in the tie at 6-3 after a Leigh Halfpenny penalty put them in front but they more than played their part, with Johnny McNicholl grabbing a hat-trick, including a show-stopping effort when he finished off a length-of-the-field counter attack at the death.

Munster 22-46 Scarlets – 2017

Scarlets showed pure attacking verve to overwhelm Munster at the Aviva Stadium as they scored six tries on their way to Guinness PRO14 glory in 2017.

Liam Williams started the scoring but it was a burst of tries between the 19th and 30th minutes that put the game to bed – with Steff Evans, Gareth Davies and Tadhg Beirne touching down to make it 29-3 and seemingly settling the contest.

Tyler Belyendaal’s try late in the first half gave the Irish province hope but it was extinguished as they struggled to close the gap.

DTH van der Merwe and James Davies scored tries either side of one each for Andrew Conway and Keith Earls in a frantic final 10 minutes where the result was never really in doubt.

Connacht 20-10 Leinster – 2016

A truly momentous day for the victors at Murrayfield, as Connacht won their first major trophy in their 131-year history.

Full-back Tiernan O’Halloran got the opening try in the left corner and Connacht doubled their advantage minutes later as Niyi Adeolokun stretched their advantage, the men from Galway going in 15-0 up.

Leinster’s Jonathan Sexton’s penalty cut the deficit but Matt Healy scored a third for their opponents, extending the lead to 17 points.

Sean Cronin ensured Leinster would have a chance at the end of the game as his try reduced Connacht’s lead but it would prove nothing more than a consolation.

Munster 13-31 Glasgow Warriors – 2015

Four years ago was the last time Glasgow Warriors tasted success in the final, beating Munster at Kingspan.

An early try from Rob Harley gave Glasgow the initiative before they were pegged back by an Ian Keatley penalty.

But DTH van der Merwe and Henry Pyrgos touched down for the Scottish side in quick succession as they built a 21-3 lead.

Andrew Smith’s try three minutes before the break gave Munster something to work with after the break but Finn Russell’s try and conversion on the hour broke the resolve of the Irish outfit.

Munster scored just three points after the break – a Keatley penalty just after half-time – as Glasgow showed their steel in the second period to lift the trophy for the first time.

Leinster 34-12 Glasgow Warriors – 2014

This is the last time this season’s finalists faced off at the summit of their domestic game, as Ireland legend Brian O’Driscoll and club captain Leo Cullen – now Leinster’s head coach – held the trophy aloft before both retiring from the sport.

But a good omen for the Warriors this time out could be that it went the way of the hosts as Leinster scored four tries on their way to a victory at the RDS Arena.

South African Zane Kirchner led the way for the Irish province, scoring the first and the third, along with 16 points from the boot of Jimmy Gopperth.

Shane Jennings touched down late in the first half while centre Gordon D’Arcy rounded off a dominant Leinster performance four minutes from time. Fly-half Finn Russell’s four penalties were all the visitors could muster.