So that's it, tries by Morgan Morris, Keelan Giles and Reuben Morgan-Williams were enough to send Ospreys marching on.

Sale made it interesting late on with scores by Tom O'Flaherty and Ben Curry.

But Ospreys held out and progress to the quarter-finals of the European Challenge Cup and will face Gloucester at Kingsholm next Friday night.

So join us then for more live coverage.

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Scores elsewhere in the Challenge Cup:

Gloucester 30-25 Castres Olympique (FT)

Clermont-Auvergne 27-22 Cheetahs (FT)

Benetton 27-17 Lions (FT)

Edinburgh 33-15 Bayonne (FT)

Sunday

Montpellier v Ulster

Sharks v Zebre

Pau v Connacht

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Ospreys captain Justin Tipuric told S4C: "We let Sale back in it towards the end after being quite comfortable but the boys were awesome - as were the crowd.

"It's nice to get to the next round and have something to play for.

"It's going to be tough up there but we're looking forward to it and there will be a lot of excitement in the camp.

"Things are going well and we're pushing for better. That's why we play rugby."

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

That was a well-earned victory for the Ospreys, they were so precise and clinical tonight.

That interception and third try was crucial. It's a quick turnaround to the next round, but the Ospreys will want to take this feeling into that game against Gloucester.

Tommy Taylor is off-target with the lineout throw and Ospreys boot the ball clear.

Ospreys are though to face Gloucester at Kingsholm in the quarter-finals.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

The Ospreys have been up against good opposition today and they've been really clinical, they've had to be.

Loose kick by Luke Davies and Sale will get another chance.

But surely it's too late. They can't score eight points in a minute.

Well he's missed ten points with the boot - but those three should see Ospreys into the quarter-finals.

Well, when Ospreys needed to see-out the game they reverted to their set-piece.

It's ball up the jumper time and the maul earns another pennalty.

Pats on the backs for the forwards, that ball was never going anywhere else.

Four minutes to go... this is going to the wire.

The ball bounces around and Du Preez is ruled offside to hand opposite number Williams the chance to put Ospreys eight points clear.

But the Ospreys fly-half's kick falls well short.

That was a big missed chance to open some daylight again.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

The momentum has shifted, all of a sudden Sale are right back in this.

It could be a nervy last 10 minutes for the Ospreys.

Sale's forwards drive over from the lineout but did they keep control of the ball?

Ben Curry is celebrating... but Matthieu Raynal is having a very long look at this.

And another penalty. Now it's a lineout five metres out and another score could make this game VERY interesting.

Ospreys replacement prop Rhys Henry is penalised and Sale kick up field.

Maybe this one isn't over quite yet.

Perhaps it's no surprise Tom Flaherty scored here at the Brewery Field.

He used to call it home when he played for Bridgend a few years ago.

Welcome back Tom!

Another scrum penalty to Ospreys.

The new Sale front-row has not managed to stem the flow of penalties in that area.