Auckland City are 90 minutes away from creating history and earning another massive pay day - but a tricky Tahitian test stands in their way.
The defending O-League champions head into Sunday's match against Tefana in Papeete with a slender 2-1 advantage from the first leg of the final, and a positive result would see them become the first side to lift the O-League trophy three times.
The success would be followed by a place at the Fifa Club World Cup in Japan later in the year and the US$500,000 pay cheque that comes with it, but no one at Auckland is counting their money yet.
That's because in their way stand a side which have avoided defeat at home all season. In addition to that impressive record, Tefana are also yet to be beaten at the formidable Stade Louis Ganivet by a New Zealand side in the competition's history.
The last Kiwi team to visit Papeete - Waitakere in February - were swept aside 3-0, while Auckland needed a late goal from defender Angel Berlanga to rescue a point in their last trip to Tahiti.