Connacht scrum-half Kieran Marmion looks in a bit of bother, hopping around like he's stubbed his toe on a very big bed post. Or had it trodden on by a very big forward, the pain factor is similar.

Munster are a try away from the bonus point they need as Ireland scrum-half Conor Murray claims their third touchdown and Ian Keatley converts.

A little altercation breaks out between Ospreys lock Alun Wyn Jones and Connacht centre Bundee Aki - a bit of shoving getting the crowd going.

It's all going wrong for Wayne Pivac's side. Jayden Hayward strokes over a penalty from straight in front of the posts after Scarlets are penalised at a scrum.

What a try that would have been! Treviso number eight Matt Luamanu gathers his own chip over the Scarlets defence, but is stopped just short of the line before knocking on.

Ian Madigan strikes with a drop-goal to square things up.

Adrian Hadley on Ospreys' try
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Wales

Absolutely great try by Dan Biggar. The Connacht scrum got disintegrated by the Ospreys and it was a great line by Ben John.

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Ben John made the break for that try, surging through the middle before Biggar finished it off - the fly-half making his own conversion very, very easy.

Dan Biggar under the posts!

Mark Jones on Treviso's try
Former Scarlets and Wales wing

It all comes from turnover ball. The net result is you end up defending a lineout on your own five metre line.

Treviso are very accurate when defending set-piece plays so Scarlets need to keep the ball on the pitch and not give away lineout opportunities.

A little pause in the action as Connacht lock Andrew Browne gets some attention.

Referee Marius Mitrea takes the opportunity to give Ospreys prop Nicky Smith a gentle warning about his binding.

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First blood to Treviso as hooker Davide Giazzon drives over from an attacking line out. Full-back Jayden Hayward misses the conversion.

Justin Tipuric shows great hands to release Hanno Dirksen down the Ospreys' right wing, but Connacht come across well to snuff out the danger.

This being Galway the breeze goes from stiff to teeth-chattering if the touch judges' flags are anything to go by.

Connacht are used to making the conditions work for them, so the second half could be very interesting indeed.

C J Stander keeps the scorebord rattling with a second Munster try, with Ian Keatley adding the conversion.

Scarlets scrum-half Gareth Davies manages to get across to thwart his opposite number Henry Seniloli close to the line as the match opens up.

Finn Russell is on target with a penalty for Glasgow in the match between two teams in the top four.

Sam Hidalgo Clyne is on target with an early penalty to give the home team the edge.

Scarlets enjoying plenty of possession but unable to penetrate the Italian side's defence, as they play into the wind at a sunny Stadio Monigo. Most of the action has taken place between both 22m lines.

Dan Biggar makes Connacht pay for that scrum penalty and makes use of the breeze to send a kick between the posts from five metres inside his own half.