Connacht are really putting the pressure on Ospreys now... Feeling nervous Os fans?

Dan Todd tweets: "Didn't see this resurgence coming #ConnachtRugby v #Ospreys"

Garath Williams is scratching his head: "What's happening Ospreys?? #CmonLads"

Thomas Slater adds: "Come on the Ospreys not long to go now, 24-13... Can we get that bonus point?"

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And the Scots pull clear as Finn Russell scores and converts his own try.

Mark Jones
Former Scarlets and Wales wing

Great work from Liam Williams there.

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He hits a great line and that has given the Scarlets a major foothold in this game.

Flanker Dan Lydiate comes on for James King, and prop Aaron Jarvis for Dimitri Arhip on the Ospreys' side.

For Connacht John Cooney replaces Andrew Browne at lock.

Game on here as Tim Visser crosses for the try which Sam Hidalgo-Clyne converts.

Connacht cause real problems with another well-executed driving line-out.

The ball does eventually reach the home backs and Robbie Henshaw takes a crash ball, but Ospreys stand firm.

Game on! Scarlets full-back Liam Williams skips through the Treviso defence to score underneath the posts and Rhys Priestland adds the conversion.

Stuart Hogg claims a fantastic solo try, kicking ahead and sprinting clear down the right touchline for the home team after a rush of substitutions.

Rhys Patchell converts his own try against Zebre to surely seal Treviso's place in the European Champions Cup.

Oh dear. Yet another Ospreys blunder hands Connacht the initiative, as Dan Evans' too high pass sees Eli Walker catch it with a foot in touch in his own 22.

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Former Wales and British and Irish Lion Shane Williams tweets: "Ospreys playing their best Pro12 rugby when it counts... Play off time! Reminiscent of 2012 season when we won it at RDS!!!"

Anyone else have a sense of déjà vu?

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Jack Carty adds the conversion and Connacht are now only 11 points behind their visitors.

A scrappy second half. Scarlets have failed to take advantage of the wind yet. Perhaps they are feeling the tension as they spill the ball yet again inside the Treviso half.

Zane Kirchner crosses for what could be a decisive try at Murrayfield to open up a nine-point lead for Leinster.

Connacht go for a series of attacking line-outs in Ospreys' 22 and a pile of green-shirted bodies shunt Eoghan Masterson over the line.

Ospreys cough up another penalty as they get a rolling maul wrong.

"Truck and trailer, truck and trailer," is the call from referee Marius Mitrea.

Ospreys are penalised at a ruck and Jack Carty shows his poise by thumping the ball between the posts.

Dragons are down to 14 men with Hugh Gustafson in the sin-bin, but Tyler Morgan crosses for a try which Jason Tovey converts.

It's an interesting conundrum for Connacht with the conditions.

They can thump the ball a long way to try and put pressure on Ospreys, but the ball goes so far and so fast that the chasers don't have enough time to get upfield to put on any real pressure when the visitors run it back.

If they were leading it might not be a bad thing, but the Irish side are still trailing by a lot.

Alex Cuthbert crosses for his second and Rhys Patchell misses the conversion. Surely Treviso's place in the European Champions Cup is safe now no matter what happens in their match against Scarlets.