Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

The scrum is better also, they're turning the scrum on it's head and they want the points here.

Jac Morgan is asking the questions here to the ref.

This time Sam Parry finds his man and some big carries follow - but the home defence stands firm.

Eventually, another Ospreys penalty comes though. And this time they opt for the scrum.

I mean, three points anyone?

Rhys Ap Williams
on BBC Radio Cymru

Dragons have worked really well in getting their players, especially Rio Dyer into this game and put it to the Lions.

Lions showing respect to Dragons by opting for goal. Chris Smith knocks over a penalty to earn the lead back.

So much better from Ospreys, they are going through phases now.

They win a penalty as Jack Walsh is high-tackled and Dan Edwards boots them within 10 metres. The lineout is lost but then Jac Morgan wins a turnover penalty......and back to the corner we go.

Now, can they win their own lineout?

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

How Kasende, again, has done that is incredible.

It's only a couple of feet to squeeze over there, he started the move off by fielding from a Connacht kick but he throws the dummy to cross over.

Superb play to get the Ospreys in this game.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

A good carry by captain Jac, it's good to see him back.

But the control by Kasende, he could've been in all sorts of trouble but he handled that really well.

A marauding run from winger Daniel Kasende sets up some Ospreys pressure before Jac Morgan wins a penalty in front of the posts.

Superb work from the Congolese flier and now, a big chance for the visitors.

They are running it....

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Connacht are a lot more confident and effective in recycling the ball.

Ospreys have not been able to get into this game, they need to tidy a few areas to get anything from this game.

That change has prompted a reshuffle in the home back-line.

Jack Carty comes on at fly-half with Josh Ioane moving to full-back, pushing Sean Naughton onto the wing.

Meanwhile, Ospreys just cannot get going here as Kieran Williams knocks on. Accuracy has been sorely lacking from the visitors so far.

Scrum-half Niall Armstrong, who arrived from Exeter last summer, is making just his second start for Dragons but he's been forced off in the third minute for an HIA.

Wales international Rhodri Williams comes on.

Not for the first time today, Ospreys cough up possession and Shamus Hurley-Langton bursts powerfully into the 22.

His work is wasted though as the ball goes forward in the next phase.

Connacht are in control here, although they have just been dealt an injury blow with winger Fin Treacy limping off.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

It was a little too easy for Connacht.

Ospreys need to keep the ball a lot better than they have been, they've given it away more than they'll be happy with.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

The momentm was there for Connacht.

Ospreys have defended well, but it's so hard to defend that close to your line.

You only need to mistime a tackle by a tiny bit and what Connacht did well there was the lead up, and the ball carrier made the Ospreys players latch on which gave him a few extra feet to cross over.

Irish referee Robbie Jenkinson blows his whistle and Lions fly-half Chris Smith gets us under way in Johannesburg.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Connacht are playing tight ball as the wind is against them so they need to play a perfect game and work harder.

But they’re playing well. Ospreys need to be disciplined and not let them open them up.