That's a golden opportunity for Dragons.

That is two really clear opportunities they have had. It's just a shame it has taken them this long to get going in attack.

Another lovely Dragons attack ends in disappointment.

Will Reed and Dane Blacker involved again, before the ball is knocked on by Sean Lonsdale.

Gareth Thomas is on for Nicky Smith, who bids farewell to the Ospreys crowd in his final home game for the region.

That's disappointing from a Dragons point of view because they showed some real invention there to create that overlap.

Rosser did the right thing because he would have gone into touch, but it just went forward.

That was a lovely pass to Rosser but it's whether his pass goes forward.

It looks like it to me.

Finally some more attacking intent from the Dragons.

They move the ball brilliantly from left to right, with the half-backs heavily involved.

The ball eventually ends up in the hands of Ewan Rosser, whose offload is forward.

The Dragons do pick the ball up and cross, with referee Ben Breakspear initially awarding the try.

I think even the Dragons players knew that was coming back, still a lovely attack.

Does Sam Parry get to the line?

I don't know. I can't really see. It goes down to what the referee said.

There is no evidence that the ball is grounded, so the Dragons will have the drop-out.

It is hard to see if the ball has been grounded on the replays, I would be surprised if this is given.

The Ospreys are down to within a metre of the try-line once again, Luke Morgan galloping into acres of space down the right wing.

The ball looks to have crossed but the referee has not seen it grounded, we will check with the TMO.

A couple of changes.

Joe Westwood and Dmitri Arhip are on for Dragons, replacing Steff Hughes and Chris Coleman.

It has just been announced that the Ospreys' third try has now been awarded to Dewi Lake - sorry Jac Morgan!

That's two tries for the hooker on his 50th appearance for the region.

That was a bit fortunate for Ospreys.

They completely messed up the call at the line-out but Keiran Williams is alert and that's a really good try for him.

He showed his power and his strength.

The referee will want to check this, but as things stand the Ospreys have their bonus-point try!

Another penalty in the Dragons 22 for the Ospreys.

The referee gives another warning to the visitors, who could be down to 14 men once again if any more decisions go against them.

Unsurprisingly the Ospreys - who need the bonus point try - kick to the corner.

The Dragons are under real pressure now.

The attendance at Ospreys' final game of the season at the Swansea.com Stadium is 5,128.

The Dragons won a penalty at the first scrum of the game, but the Ospreys have been totally dominant since that point.

Another scrum penalty on half-way gives the hosts a chance to kick into the visitors' 22.

Chris Hollis has been quite quiet since joining on loan from Stormers but he certainly made his presence felt there.

A change in the back row for Ospreys, as Tom Botha makes way for Rhys Henry.