Exeter assistant coach Rob Hunter praised his side's never-say-die attitude after they beat Saracens in their Premiership semi-final.
A late try from replacement number eight Sam Simmonds saw Exeter book their place in next weekend's final against Wasps at Twickenham.
After their 18-16 victory at Sandy Park, Hunter applauded his side's spirit and attitude as they made it back-to-back finals in the Premiership.
"We never thought it was gone," he told Premiership Rugby. "It never is with our lads. They can always surprise us so we never thought it was gone.
"We thought it would be tough, but we got the scrum, and then Sladey's kick was brilliant to bring us into driving range and that was the important thing."
He added: "When I get the chance to watch the game again it will be up there – it is certainly on of the biggest games I’ve ever been involved in.
"In some respects it is probably bigger than last year's final. Last year was a grand day out for us but this year, we are a different side.
"It means nothing if we go down there next week and don’t perform."
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