Collectively they backed up their bonus point 32-17 victory on the road at Castres a week earlier with yet another five pointer to make sure it will be a three-way fight with Leinster and Harlequins for Pool 2 honours.
 
The club had collected eight trophies in their 12-year stay at the ground – including two European crowns and a Challenge Cup triumph – and the High Wycombe venue was awash with emotion for the final match before the relocation to Coventry.
 
With the atmosphere one of a party nature from the off Dai Young’s men took just four minutes to get the place really rocking.
 
Prop Jake Cooper-Woolley profited from some quick thinking and passing to force his way over for the first of four first half tries that had the bonus point safely banked by the break.
 
Andy Goode – who had hit the left upright with an earlier penalty goal chance – was on target with a straight forward effort but did not have his best kicking boots on as Wasps did it with the ball in hand.
 
A clever pass from captain James Haskell ended with Hughes galloping over and getting try No 2 despite the close attentions of three Castres defenders and although the French club briefly interrupted the Wasps wave with a try from hooker Marc-Antoine Rallier it was only a blip.
 
Great build-up work by lock Kearnan Myall set up Varndell to turn on the after burners to leave the French defence clasping at thin air, the England winger racing over for his 37th European try in 45 appearances and his 17th in the elite Euro event.
 
And there was more long range fireworks when the Wasps pack made a mess of a French scrum and centre Jacobs showed everyone a clean pair of heels for the bonus point party to start in earnest with another half still to come.
 
But with the job as good as done, Castres scored their second try 14 minutes after the restart with Scottish international Max Evans going over and getting the verdict after Irish referee John Lacey had gone upstairs to the TMO for confirmation.
 
That simply stung Wasps back into try-scoring action as Jacobs turned provider with a long floated pass for Varndell to canter over for his second and Wasps’ fifth – Goode’s woes with the boot continuing with yet another attempt bouncing back out off an upright.
 
That still left them with a healthy 20-points advantage and the pack then took centre stage with a formidable scrum drive that had Castres in rapid retreat and the fans back on song.
 
But it was a line-out that produced the goods as replacement Guy Thompson was driven over by his fellow forwards with Alex Lozowski adding a superb conversion.
 
There was still time for Florian Houerie to go over from close range but Jacobs had the final word with the ball in hand to make it that magnificent seven with his second of a memorable leaving party.