Jones delighted with "unbelievable" win

It was Jones' touch-line conversion of super-sub Nathan Thomas' try in the third minute of injury time which gave the Scarlets their first win at Toulouse and capped a remarkable come back having been 31-10 down just after half-time.

The Scarlets' fourth Heineken Cup win puts them seven points clear at the top of Pool Five and means they will travel to Ulster in the new year in pole-position to qualify.

"It was an awesome game of rugby," said Jones.

"It's my best win in the Scarlets shirt by a long way and it is the best win in the region's history.

"We are delighted to have won four from four, and to get a bonus point win as well is just unbelievable.

"I lost here twice with Clermont and this is just fantastic.

"It is the Scarlets best win, five of the backline have lived all their lives within 20 minutes of the club, that's a great thing to be able to say."

And Wales No 8 Alix Popham, a man-of-the-match contender, said pre-match talk from Toulouse coach Guy Noves about how his side would score four-tries against the Scarlets had been all the incentive the region needed.

Popham said: "It's a massive win, they were shouting before the game about how they were going to get a bonus point win and not let us get a point, that was our motivation and got our backs up.

"I think they thought we had nothing more to offer than what we showed last week, but we didn't play to our full potential last week and after a great start, we took the foot off the gas, that is my best win by far, especially out here.

"They aren't former European champions for nothing. It should be a fairly enjoyable flight home apart from the pool recovery session!"

Popham said a few stern words at half-time had helped focus minds as the Scarlets launched their fight-back.

He said: "The first half we were losing ball in crucial areas, they were scoring of all our mistakes. We knew we could play better than we were.

"At 24-3 down, I was thinking about the plane home, but we knew we could tighten things up and improve.

"All the boys did a great job, we have a tough job to try and get a win at Ravenhill, we have some tough derby matches over Christmas."