Phew, well that didn't lack for excitement, thanks for tuning in to share the last round of the regular season with us.

But the season's not over yet of course: two more weekends of rugby excitement as Glasgow, Ulster, Munster and Ospreys slug it out to become Pro12 champions.

See you soon!

The Pro12's representatives in next season's European Champions Cup will be Munster, Ulster and Leinster from Ireland, Ospreys and Scarlets from Wales, Glasgow from Scotland and Treviso from Italy.

Connacht could still gain a place in Europe's top tier but must win a play-off at English side Gloucester, then win another play-off against a side from the French Top 14.

Otherwise Connacht will be in the Challenge Cup with Edinburgh, Newport Gwent Dragons, Cardiff Blues and Zebre.

The first Pro12 play-off semi-final will take place next Friday night when Ulster will again go to Glasgow in a repeat of this afternoon's game.

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Then on Saturday it's a trip to Ireland for Ospreys as they face Munster at Thomond Park.

Ospreys captain Alun Wyn Jones

We're still in the semi-final despite things... we would have liked to get that bonus point but it's a win so we'll take the positive from that.

We would have liked the home semi on Friday night, but I think we're away on the Saturday so we get an extra day's rest.

Alun Wyn Jones
Ospreys captain

We're disappointed not to get the bonus point but we're pleased with the win.

We know it's going to be difficult [going away] in the semi-final but we're taking the positives all the same.

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Wales

Ospreys will be very, very disappointed. Let's hope they can go away and win but it will very difficult.

They were so, so close to getting that fourth try with Eli Walker's effort before half-time.

They just couldn't get any possession or fluency in the Connacht half in that second half.

And it's a bonus point for Glasgow which is bad news for the Ospreys. Richie Vernon claims the try and Russell converts again.

And that's it from Galway - a win for Ospreys but they've been overtaken by Glasgow and Munster for the top two spots in the Pro12 and that all-important home advantage in the play-off semi-finals.

Cardiff Blues finish 10th in the Pro12, running in five tries against bottom-side Zebre at Arms Park. The result means Treviso will represent Italy in next season's European Champions Cup.

Connacht go over in the final minute, Dennis Buckley amongst a pile of bodies - it's converted by Carty.

And Jordi Murphy claims a try with Madigan on target again as Leinster complete the victory.

Connacht send for Shane O'Leary off the bench in place of wing Matt Healy.

Mark Jones
Former Scarlets and Wales wing

That's a great kick from Rhys Priestland, it could settle the boys down.

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He's made Treviso have to come out and score.

Could that be the kick that sends Scarlets into Europe?

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Adrian Hadley
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Wales

Connacht are kicking deep, pegging them back and Ospreys are just not handling that at the moment.

Valerio Bernabo crashes over for Zebre. Luciano Orquera misses the conversion.

Conor Murray claims his third try, but mission was accomplished a long time ago for the Munstermen.

Connacht make two more changes: prop Finlay Bealham for Rodney Ah You and Michael Swift for number eight Eoin McKeon.

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Wing Steff Evans dives over in the corner to give Scarlets the lead for the first time this afternoon. Rhys Priestland adds the conversion from the touchline.

And the Scots take the lead with the ever-reliebale Sam Hidalgo-Clyne kicking a penalty.