These were the wonderful scenes inside the Ospreys dressing room after the Welsh region beat English champions Leicester Tigers 27-26 in their own back yard to reach the knockout stages of the European Champions Cup for the first time in 13 years.
It was a remarkable match, culminating in Jac Morgan scoring the decisive try in the 92nd minute at Welford Road. You can read all about it here.
Central to the victory was unheralded young prop Rhys Henry, who came on in the second half to deliver a monstrous scrum performance. He replaced Tom Botha, who had been pinged at the scrum which gave Leicester the penalty to go 23-20 ahead.
And his talents are not just confined to the pitch, with the 18st prop leading the dressing room celebrations with an impressive version of Elvis Presley's Jailhouse Rock.
You can watch it below
The Ospreys will discover on Sunday who they play in the last 16 and whether they have secured a home knockout tie.
Player of the match Morgan said: "It means everything. We had a lot of confidence.
"We've had a couple of games with confidence where we know what we can do and where we're going. It's brilliant to come here, back ourselves and get the result.
"It just shows how close we are as a group. We're close-knitted and everyone plays for each other as a team.
"It's a reflection of how each of us work for one another. We never give up."
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