Gloucester are into the semi-finals of the European Challenge Cup after a 23-13 win over Ospreys at Kingsholm
Keelan Giles scored the opening try of the game on 14 minutes after Santiago Carreras' early penalty for Gloucester
Seb Blake scored Gloucester's first try of the game 10 minutes before half-time to give them the lead for the first time in the game
Cherry & Whites led the Ospreys by a single point, 14-13, at half-time
Three penalties from Santi Carreras moved Gloucester 10 points clear of Ospreys with 15 minutes left to play
Ospreys failed to score a point in the second-half, as Gloucester booked their place in the semi-finals
FT: Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Gloucester were more than good value for this quarter-final victory and their remarkable cup run this season continues as they aim for a double.
The home side overcame an ill-disciplined Ospreys side who failed to score a second-half point.
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Image source, Getty ImagesGloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ospreys defence coach Mark Jones speaking on BBC Radio Wales: "I'm very proud of the effort, we didn't lack in effort.
"Giving away as many penalties as we did tonight, it was always going to be tough away from home.
"We probably deserved to come out on the losing side of things based on the penalty count.
"We don't feel we were the best version of ourselves tonight, we didn't play as well as we could've done.
"That doesn't take anything away from Gloucester, they were accurate in their game plan and capitalised on our mistakes.
"We prepared well, but unfortunately we couldn't quite grasp it tonight, but we'll work on it and come back again."
FT: Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
When Toby Booth analyses this game, I think he'll find they lost a lot of those little battles.
It only takes the odd mistake and you're punished in European rugby.
FT: Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
The Ospreys were strangled, they were being penalised in scrums and they couldn't really get out of their own half.
A brave display from the Ospreys, but they were out-muscled in the end by this Gloucester side.
FT: Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Gloucester kept the pressure on the Ospreys and controlled the second half.
They squeezed the Ospreys and didn't really give them a chance.
It will be Gloucester who go through to the European Challenge Cup semi-final after a confident victory over Ospreys.
The home side have controlled the second half. Full-back Santi Carreras kicked six penalties and Seb Blake scored a try.
Ospreys still have not reached a European semi-final and Welsh interest in both tournaments for this season has ended.
Gloucester will have a home tie against Benetton or Connacht on the opening weekend of May.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyGloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Cries of 'Gloucester, Gloucester' ring around Kingsholm. The home crowd sense their team have done enough.
Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
The flow has lacked from the Ospreys in this second half, it will take something really special now.
Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ospreys have looked pretty shapeless in the second half and never looked like breaking down the Gloucester defence. A wayward forward pass from Adam Beard sums up their night.
Fly-half Dan Edwards, lock Huw Sutton and scrum-half Luke Davies come on for James Ratti, Owen Williams and Reuben Morgan-Williams but they do not have much chance to make an impression. Replacement full-back Max Nagy has looked threatening, though, at times.
Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Ospreys need to try keep up some intensity, keep the ball in that Gloucester 22 and get back in this game.
Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Gloucester scrum-half Stephen Varney has kicked well tonight and the Welsh-born Italy scrum-half is growing with every game.
He set the platform for Gloucester to almost score a second try but wing Jake Morris is denied in the corner by Luke Morgan. It's all Gloucester.
Gloucester 23-13 Ospreys
Ospreys front-row duo Lewis Lloyd and Rhys Henry come on for Sam Parry and Tom Botha.
Gloucester bring on Albert Tuisue for Freddie Thomas and Jack Clement for Zach Mercer.
Santi Carreras
This time it is the Ospreys scrum that malfunctions with Santi Carreras slotting over his sixth penalty.
The Argentina international has his kicking boots on tonight and Gloucester now are two scores ahead.
Gloucester 20-13 Ospreys
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
The Ospreys need to ignite themselves, they're being suffocated.
Big 10 minutes for the Ospreys.
Gloucester 20-13 Ospreys
The home side are in control with the Ospreys looking a little ragged as they continually concede penalties.
French referee Pierre Brousset has a word with Ospreys captain Justin Tipuric.
Gloucester 20-13 Ospreys
It is Gloucester's turn to ring the changes as the whole front-row is rotated.
Santi Socino, Mayco Vivas and Fraser Balmain come on for Jamal Ford-Robinson, Seb Blake and Kirill Gotovtsev.
Santi Carreras
That missed kick from Owen Williams is looking a little costly now as Santi Carreras slots over his fifth penalty.
The gap is now seven points.
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Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
The Ospreys have just lost their shape a little.
There was no chase on that penalty, I'm just questioning the intensity a bit, the Ospreys need to pick it back up.
Gloucester 17-13 Ospreys
Ospreys are looking to freshen things up and bring on prop Nicky Smith and back row Morgan Morse for Gareth Thomas and Harri Deaves.
Gloucester 17-13 Ospreys
That spark could have come from Ospreys wing Luke Morgan with a burst down the right hand side but outside-half Owen Williams hits the post with a penalty.