Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

Ospreys have got around the Montpellier pack twice with very clever attacking movements. They worked together brilliantly to secure the try and draw them level.

Montpellier penalised twice for offside, and both times it was replacement hooker Lyam Akrab.

Ospreys will go to the corner down the right. Big moment.

Confrontational back-rower Ross Moriarty is called into the action.

Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

Fresh legs coming on for Montpellier but a lot of experience leaving as well. Let's see whether the home side can stand up to them.

So close!

Ospreys play with penalty advantage for a high tackle and Jack Walsh bursts through. A terrific cover tackle on him forces a speculative offload but it just eludes Owen Watkin.

Ospreys will hunt a leveller by going to the corner. Montpellier have changed their front row to add some energy in the drive defence.

Neither side has really got going in this second half, which is odd given how much is at stake.

Another try for Montpellier would make it very hard for Ospreys to overtake them for top spot.

In fact, let's see what you think.

Thumbs up for an Ospreys comeback, thumbs down for a Montpellier win.

Superb line break by Phil Cokanasiga into the Montpellier 22.

Ospreys put the pressure on but the French defence holds firm and there's a knock on, Jack Walsh unable to gather Owen Watkin's offload.

Encouraging start though.

Can Ospreys repeat what they did against Connacht in round one by fighting back?

Sioned Harries
Former Wales captain on S4C

When they are in the Montpellier half they are looking dangerous. I like how they are changing the point of attack a lot.

We saw that just at the end of the first half, Henry does brilliantly to keep a few of the Montpellier boys on the floor. Then Montpellier put their pressure on the wrong side and this opens up the space for Lloyd to score.

It's a fantastic try and exactly what they needed before going into half time.

Jack Walsh converted with the last play of the first half and he gets things back under way.

Can Ospreys rescue this? It's going to be tough (but not impossible) to overhaul Montpellier but they also have second place and home advantage to play for.

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

A reminder that Dragons have now qualified for the knockout stages of the Challenge Cup and will travel to Stade Francais in the last 16.

Filo Tiatia's side moved to the brink of qualification last night with a 35-12 victory against Newcastle Red Bulls at Rodney Parade,

Their four-try bonus proved to be crucial because it gave them the edge over both Perpignan and Lions when they drew 20-20 in France.

Ifan Phillips
Former Scarlets and Ospreys hooker on S4C

Unfortunately Ospreys got off to the worst possible start but they got themselves back into it.

With the power of the Montpellier pack, when they get close to the try line they're always going to be dangerous.

It all comes down to the discipline of Ospreys as they've made mistakes, given away penalties and that has let Montpellier get into those positions.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Brewery Field, Bridgend

We have a Welsh male voice choir now entertaining us in Bridgend during the half-time interval.

Lovely.

Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

Montpellier were looking comfortable but a little shift to the left and it opened up the space for Lloyd to convert.

The Ospreys right back in it before half time.

Ospreys have given themselves some hope with that try before the break but they are up against it.

Montpellier need one more for what would be a vital bonus point in the race for top spot.

Meanwhile, Connacht are running wild against Montauban in Galway. It's 56-7 to the Irish province at half-time... safe to assume they'll get five points.

Ospreys could go as low as fourth in the group after enjoying a perfect start.

Shane Williams
Former Wales international on S4C

You can see that the pink shirts were too long getting back to support Jack Walsh, but he should've opted for the kick instead.

That's two tries from mistakes for Montpellier.

Ospreys pile the pressure on in the 22 but then Rhys Davies gets isolated and Montpellier's front rowers Jordan Uelese and Christopher Tolofua get over the ball to win a penalty.

Good spell of pressure but Ospreys need to be more clinical in the 'red zone'.

Ospreys kick one penalty to the corner and then opt for a quick tap from another.

Not the slickest move - Morgan-Williams almost forgot to tap the ball - but Ospreys will have another attacking chance from a scrum 10 metres out after a knock-on by the defence.