LIST: Five players who would have impressed Eddie Jones this weekend

Quins remarkably fought back from a 28-0 deficit against the formidable table-toppers at Ashton Gate on Saturday to force extra-time before winning 43-36 to book their spot in the Twickenham showpiece for the first time since 2012.

Meanwhile, Chiefs sealed a final place for the sixth successive season courtesy of their own thriller against Sale Sharks at Sandy Park, which they won 40-30.

Here's who we think will have impressed Eddie Jones with their performances this weekend.

DEVON LIVE: "There were questions over the selection of Nowell at fullback ahead of the potential starting 15 of the British and Irish Lions, Stuart Hogg. However, the Cornishmen proved the doubters wrong and performed exceptionally in all facets of his game."

"His performance was one not deserving of being on the losing side, as the Saracens loanee came away from his final Bristol game with a well-earnt hat-trick. You could be mistaken for thinking that each of Malins tries were ‘easy’ finishes, but each try – in particular, the first and third – still took some finishing."

Ice in his veins. The fly-half did the nuts and bolts well against Bristol, shipping the ball on quickly to get his dangerous backline into the game and kicking his goals. How can he not start for England this summer?

"The departing Earl saved his best performance for his final one. Earl, who came in late for the injured Dan Thomas, was consistently harrowing for metres in attack and hassling in defence both in the tackle and at the breakdown."

The centre was absolutely exceptional at Ashton Gate, scoring two crucial tries as Quins came from behind to reach the Premiership final. At the risk of jinxing him he just seems to do everything right, rarely making any mistakes. An England recall seems almost guaranteed.