There's a lot of people jumping on the Ospreys bandwagon now, and one or two taking a pop at the Blues too.

Dai in Cardiff: Great rugby from the Ospreys, quality coming to the fore at last after a slow start.

Jack in Scotland: Ospreys defence is on point!

John in Cardiff: Blues look poor. New players required quickly.

Merv in Yorkshire: Fair play to Cardiff Blues, on this showing they'd make for a good Premiership team. Not making the ball work, no teamwork!

Bit harsh there, Merv.

So Ospreys move into third place for the moment and have secured their place in the end of season play-offs with that victory after taking control in the second half.

The Dragons and the Scarlets have a tough act to follow.

And in the last act of the match, the Blues are rewarded for trying to attack from their own line as Dan Fish intercepts a pass and runs in from his own 22. Gareth Davies converts

Eli Walker is denied a try wide on the right as Sam Davies' pass is called forward. Again, there was outstanding work by Dan Biggar in the build-up.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Wales Sport at the Millennium Stadium

"There's a choir in front of the press box at the Millennium Stadium, and they seemed to need a little encouragement as their conductor urged them on earlier.

"There was one slightly farcical moment when they had to whisper a hymn as Ospreys fly-half Dan Biggar lined up a kick - but there is no holding back now.

"The only thing louder than familiar tunes such as Hymns and Arias is the cheering of the jubilant Ospreys fans, delighted to see their team on the cusp of securing a place in the Pro12 play-offs."

Cardiff Blues butcher a golden opportunity as Joaquin Tuculet ignores a three-man overlap and is brought down short of the line. Eventually the Ospreys win a penalty and the danger passes.

Dan Biggar's superb performance is rewarded as Jonathan Davies names him man-of-the-match.

The difference in league position between the sides is as obvious now as it was absent in the first half. Alun Wyn Jones is full of it, and Dan Biggar is having a field day. Blues are gallant but outclassed now.

Dafydd James
Former Wales and Lions wing on BBC Radio Wales

"That is probably game, set, Judgement Day match.

"End-to-end stuff there, original break from Dan Evans was good, but the pass from Biggar to Matavesi was great.

"They just got the ball away, and it was easy for Tipuric. As cool as you like, a good try for Ben John."

We're getting some mixed opinions from you lot on twitter, but at least you've stopped talking about Gatland's beard...

Tegid in Cardiff: That's why Navidi should have been in Wales' 6 Nations squad!

Rhys in Neath: Ospreys are running the show in the second half, only one team in this game.

John Mounter: How much do the Blues need a quality ball-carrying centre? Jamie Roberts would do.

Catrin Ley: Ospreys are at last beginning to play. Great occasion, how I'd love to be there. Go on Ospreys for the bonus point!

No worries, Catrin, just stick about online and we'll make sure you don't miss anything.

Dan Evans makes great ground after some weak tackling, and Ben John rounds off the move as Justin Tipuric hands him a try on a plate. Biggar's conversion is simple. That's the bonus point the Ospreys wanted.

Image source, Huw Evans picture agency

A dominant scrum results in a penalty in front of the sticks for the Ospreys, and Dan Biggar is not going to miss from 27 metres.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Two Wales

"Fantastic burst through the middle, and what a sensational hand-off too.

"Josh Navidi is a guy who has deserved to score, he's had a fantastic season. Great wheels, right underneath the posts and that's a seven-pointer.

"It was the strength to get through the forward challenge, then the speed to out-gun Josh Matavesi. Great try."

Josh Navidi fends off a poor attempted tackle by Scott Baldwin and runs in between the posts. Gareth Davies has a simple conversion.

The Blues are not lying down, but Navidi makes a hash of the restart to give the Ospreys an attacking platform.

Garyn Smith over on the right for Blues, but were his feet in touch? Yes they were. No try!!!

A training ground moves works like a dream as Ospreys move the ball wide and Dan Evans delivers a scoring pass to Grabham who scampers in on the wide right. Outstanding try and a great conversion from the right-hand touchline.

Image source, Huw Evans picture agency

Ospreys flanker Dan Lydiate makes way for James King.

Great kick by Dan Biggar sets up a superb Ospreys attack which breaks down as Dan Baker loses his footing.

Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that the conversation has turned to Gatland, after that bearded cameo...

Cathy in Swansea: I am liking Gatland's new beard!!

Richard in Blaengarw: Warren Gatland doing a cracking impersonation of Paul Hollywood at Judgement Day.

Matthew in Cardiff: Is that Warren Gatland or Paul Hollywood?

Paul Hollywood? We can't see it...

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Hooker Matthew Rees and second-row Jarrad Hoeata come on for the Blues in place of Kristian Dacey and Filo Paulo.