France front-rower Mauvaka crossed in a dominant first half to set the 25-time champions on their way before the game was stopped for 12 minutes just before the hour mark. Toulouse's generation between 1994 and 1997 as well as Bordeaux 1904-1907 have also won the Bouclier de Brennus (Brennus Shield) in four consecutive seasons."Experience helps in those moments," Toulouse's Antoine Dupont told France Televisions about the break in the game."You have to measure the luck you have to be here, to win four years in a row. "It's incredible, it will motivate us for the years to come," the 2021 World Rugby player of the year added.Montpellier, champions in 2022, were a different team after the break with Argentina centre Justo Piccardo and replacement fly-half Leo Coly crossing in their failed attempt at a comeback."We weren't far off," Montpellier captain Lenni Nouchi told France Televisions."It's hard, it's going to be hard to accept, but it's reality," the flanker added.The game started in sweltering conditions with France experiencing record heat with temperatures reaching 34C at kick-off in northern Paris.French president Emmanuel Macron was whistled by the crowd as he entered the pitch to meet the players as part of the pre-match protocol. Toulouse head coach Ugo Mola named Thomas Ramos on the bench after the goal-kicking full-back missed last Friday's 71-17 semi-final hammering of Racing 92 with a hamstring issue. Superstar Dupont started after sitting out last season's nerve-wracking decider, won in extra-time over Bordeaux-Begles, with a serious knee injury and will join France's Nations Championship early next week. Montpellier boss Joan Caudullo kept the same matchday squad from last Saturday's 25-15 semi-final win over Stade Francais with in-form fly-half Domingo Miotti and No 8 Billy Vunipola starting. By the first drinks break after a quarter of the game, Toulouse led 7-0 as Mauvaka strolled over 50m out dummying Donovan Taofifenua on his way after a subtle lineout move including Dupont. Fightback