A crash of ball on roof as Rhys Webb finds touch.

Dewi Cross drills a kick up field but there is too much on it and Blues have a scrum in Ospreys' half.

Blues, meanwhile, are forced to make change as Ben Thomas comes on for the injured Max Llewellyn.

Jason Harries runs into a brick wall - aka Alun Wyn Jones and Rhodri Jones.

Ouch.

Ospreys head coach Toby Booth having a long chat with George North on the touchline.

North, who is suspended, is Ospreys' water boy today.

There is almost an opening for Rhys Webb after a poor Cardiff clearance kick, but the scrum-half cannot quite gather.

A fine touch-finder from Ospreys full-back Dan Evans, who rifles a low kick across field to give his team good territory - although it is a Blues throw.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

One player who is used to being at home at Rodney Parade is Cardiff Blues fly-half Jason Tovey who is the Dragons' record points scorer.

Tovey scored 1,009 points in 178 games for Dragons in three different spells with the Gwent region between 2008 and 2019.

So he knows where the posts are here at Rodney Parade.

Ospreys regain the lead thanks to another solid Stephen Myler penalty.

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An impressive scrum from the Ospreys leads to a penalty, which is sent deep into Blues territory and another penalty swiftly follows as Josh Navidi is penalised at the breakdown.

This could be another three points for Myler.

Josh Adams is seeing a lot of ball early on - or at least a lot of kicks are going his way.

He leaps high into the air to try to gather Tovey's kick but cannot control it.

The Blues fly-half makes no mistake and we are level.

A chance for the Blues to level the scores after the Ospreys' backline are penalised for offside.

Jason Tovey will expect to knock this one over.

Blues stand firm as Ospreys ask questions once more, leading to Rhys Webb's kick which is easily gathered by Josh Adams, and he calls the mark.

Now Ospreys put a few phases together, but a kick is gathered by Josh Adams and Blues clear.

A decent spell of possession from Cardiff Blues ends with an Ospreys steal in their own half and the pressure is relieved.

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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

The "new normal" is one of the most frustrating sayings of 2020 in what has been such a strange year.

But watching Cardiff Blues host Ospreys at Rodney Parade in the final match of the Pro14 2019-20 season on the final weekend of August in front of no crowd would have taken some prediction.

It's very surreal here.

Nice and easy from Stephen Myler. Ospreys lead.

A chance for Ospreys to kick the first points of the game as prop Corey Domachowski is penalised for lieing on the ball.

Blues have the lineout and take it cleanly, but Josh Adams' charge in midfield ends with Alun Wyn Jones holding a maul up.

That leads to a turnover - and it is a good start for the Wales captain.