Harlequins-Leicester Premiership final will be 'humdinger' as teams go all out for glory, says Nick Evans While Quins are Premiership final rookies, Leicester have appeared in the last seven Twickenham domestic showpieces, and they booked another appearance by dethroning champions Saracens a fortnight ago. Quins will once again look to Evans as their chief tactical controller and dead-eye goalkicker, and his battle opposite Leicester's number 10 could prove crucial. Whether Tigers field experienced England international Toby Flood or teenager George Ford, whose superb semi-final performance helped account for Saracens, in that pivotal position will not be known until later today. Flood is battling to overcome an ankle injury that has not only threatened his participation this weekend, but also in England's three-Test South Africa tour next month. He (Ford) convinced me in the semi-final. He had an outstanding game," Evans added. A semi-final is almost harder than a final with all the pressure. He kicked well and he controlled the game well. The big thing for him is that he has experienced players around him. He will be fine. Whoever starts, they are both great players. I look forward to the challenge. It is a great stage - it is where you test yourself. I think a good thing is that we have the blinkers on. We stay in our own world, and as long as we stick to our processes, hopefully we will give ourselves a chance. We will prepare at The Stoop, and then when we are ready to go, we will walk over the A316, walk though Twickenham's West car park and through the gates. It will be a great walk, and you have to soak up the occasion. Win or lose on Saturday, this season has made it a lot easier. It has been really special, and to win would be a crowning moment.