The visitors win their first penalty of the game, Harrison Keddie with excellent work at the breakdown.

A first chance for points in the match as the Dragons point to the posts.

Ospreys have tested Ewan Rosser with a couple high balls in these early stages, but the Dragons full-back has done well to safely gather both.

A couple big carries for the returning Jac Morgan already.

How the Ospreys and Wales have missed him.

Dewi Lake was the man to lead the Ospreys out this afternoon, with the hooker making his 50th appearance for the region.

A big early tackle from Rio Dyer from the kick-off, but Ospreys get their exit correct before winning the first penalty of the game just inside their own half.

The final game of the regular United Rugby Championship season at the Swansea.com Stadium is under way.

Five points needed for the Ospreys. Standing in their way the Dragons.

Referee Ben Breakspear gets us under way.

Wales wing Alex Cuthbert - who is currently sidelined with injury - announced this week he will be leaving Ospreys at the end of the season.

Cuthbert, 34, has spent three seasons with the Swansea-based side after joining from Exeter Chiefs in 2021.

Cuthbert joins fellow departing Wales internationals George North and Nicky Smith, who are leaving to join Provence and Leicester respectively.

Wings Toby Fricker and Mat Protheroe, flanker Will Hickey and scrum-half Cam Jones are also on the Ospreys' released players list.

Ospreys head coach Toby Booth said: “We wanted to get this announcement out prior to our last home fixture so that our supporters could join us in thanking the boys for everything they’ve contributed in an Ospreys jersey.”

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BBC Sport Wales at Swansea.com Stadium

Benetton have managed to get a losing bonus point against Bulls so they have moved onto 49 league points.

That means it is imperative Ospreys win their final two games with bonus points to have a chance of a top eight finish and a play-off place.

Even that might not be enough.

Dragons are looking for their second win over the Ospreys this season, after coming out on top at Rodney Parade in November.

That win was the first at home for the Dragons in 385 days, and victory this afternoon would wipe out a couple more unwanted records.

Dragons have not won away from home in the Championship since beating Scarlets in Llanelli in April 2022, and their only previous league success at Swansea.com Stadium was in 2010.

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Ospreys will clinch the 'Welsh Shield' this afternoon if they beat Dragons, an accolade for the side with the best league record against the other Welsh regions.

Howeve, Ospreys will have bigger ambitions.

With two games remaining, Ospreys find themselves eight points outside the URC play-off places, following two heavy defeats against Bulls and Leinster.

Toby Booth's side need to beat both Dragons and Cardiff, probably with bonus points, and hope other results go their way if they are to finish in the top eight and make the quarter-finals.

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Dragons welcome back Wales lock Ben Carter from suspension against Ospreys this afternoon following his red card against Connacht.

Wales flanker Taine Basham is back in the visitors' starting side, while Ewan Rosser is named at full-back.

Wales Under-20s captain Ryan Woodman returns to the bench after a long-term thumb injury.

Dragons: Ewan Rosser; Rio Dyer, Steff Hughes (capt), Aneurin Owen, Chris Hollis; Will Reed, Dane Blacker; Rhodri Jones, Elliot Dee, Chris Coleman, Ben Carter, Matthew Screech, Harri Keddie, Taine Basham, Aaron Wainwright.

Replacements: Brodie Coghlan, Rodrigo Martinez, Dmitri Arhip, Sean Lonsdale, Ryan Woodman, Morgan Lloyd, Joe Westwood, Sio Tomkinson.

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Wales' World Cup captain Jac Morgan will make his first start in five months when he lines up for Ospreys this afternoon.

The 24-year-old flanker made his return from injury when he came off the bench in Ospreys' 61-14 defeat against Leinster last weekend.

There has also been a late change, with centre Owen Watkin pulling out for personal reasons, so in comes Tom Florence.

Ospreys: Jack Walsh; Luke Morgan, Tom Florence, Keiran Williams, Keelan Giles; Dan Edwards, Reuben Morgan-Williams; Nicky Smith, Dewi Lake, Tom Botha, James Ratti, Huw Sutton, Jac Morgan, Justin Tipuric (capt), Morgan Morris.

Replacements: Sam Parry, Gareth Thomas, Rhys Henry, Victor Sekekete, Harri Deaves, Luke Davies, Luke Scully, Max Nagy

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Good afternoon, prynhawn da, and welcome to the Swansea.com Stadium for this United Rugby Championship Welsh derby between Ospreys and Dragons.

The hosts still have an outside chance of reaching the URC play-off places, while Dai Flanagan's side are playing more for pride than anything else with two games left in the season.

Stay with us as we bring you all the action this afternoon, starting with a look at the two teams.

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