No doubting which team is the more dominant at the scrum.

Ospreys push the Lyon pack back once more, but the referee wants to reset as the scrum was spinning.

The hosts do get the penalty at the second time of asking, and Dan Edwards kicks to the corner.

Excellent hands shown by Jac Morgan is the middle of the field to catch a pass with his fingertips.

The seven-point lead has been restored.

The French side respond well to the Ospreys penalty, and immediately win a penalty of their own - which they too elect to go for the sticks with.

Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales

Ospreys have to stay patient and they can reap the rewards later in the game.

Going for the penalty is probably the right decision at this point.

An easy kick for Dan Edwards, who makes no mistake.

Ospreys are on the board.

This is better from the Ospreys, who are going through the phases and forcing a couple of Lyon penalties.

The latest of which is in front of the post, and the Ospreys opt to go for the sticks.

Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales

Both teams are looking to move the ball if they get any turnovers and are looking for that transition ball.

It all got a little messy for a moment, but it works in the Ospreys' favour, as Lyon knock a loose pass forward just inside their own 22 having stolen the ball back.

Nice work in the build-up by Jack Walsh and Kieran Williams.

Dan Edwards' kick into the Lyon 22 causes some confusion, and while Alexandre Tchaptchet does well to gather the ball his clearance does not get much distance.

Other than the one Lyon attack which led to the opening try, there has been very little to shout about in the first quarter of an hour in Swansea.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Swansea.com Stadium

Interesting that Ospreys have not brought on a direct replacement for Tipuric with Morgan Morse available on the bench.

Instead they have brought on a lock in James Fender and switched Rhys Davies to blind-side flanker with Jac Morgan slotting in at number seven.

Ospreys definitely had the edge, but Lyon get the ball out quickly and turn to the box-kick once again to clear.

Ospreys' first attack of the game results in a Dewi Lake knock-on, midway inside the Lyon half.

Another chance to see who has the edge in the scrum.

To add insult to injury, no pun intended, Justin Tipuric has been forced off for the Ospreys.

James Fender is on in his place.

Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales

Lyon got some time and space to get in that 13 channel and they have got outside the Ospreys defence.

Mark Jones will be very disappointed by that. Lyon are a dangerous side if you give them time and space.

To double down on Alex's point, I feel like the ball has spent more time in the air than in the hands so far.

Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales

The two teams are trying to feel each other with little play in the middle third of the pitch.

Ospreys are just kicking the ball a little bit too far early on.

Lyon are penalised at the scrum, allowing Ospreys to clear their lines.

Both teams then exchange long kicks, before Dan Edwards finds touch on the Lyon 10-metre line.

Cagey start.