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When the match run off the big match Connacht have won three of their last four games in the Magners League, whilst of late at the Sportsground their form has been impressive with five straight victories – their best ever league run.

Cardiff Blues have secured just one victory from their last four outings: 16-11 at Edinburgh on 4 March. The Blues’ only away Magners League defeat since December was 12-32 against Ulster at Ravenhill on 25 February.

Connacht’s only win over the Blues in their last ten encounters was 18-16 at the Sportsground on 18 September 2009.

Winger Leigh Halfpenny landed three penalties for the Blues who nipped ahead at 15-13 courtesy of Dan Parks’ 54th-minute penalty. But O’Gara closed out the scoring to put a dent in the Welsh region’s play-off hopes.

Andries Pretorius stood out in a Cardiff pack that lost props John Yapp and Sam Hobbs to yellow cards in the first half. The South African was busy throughout and won a number of turnovers, charging O’Gara down on one occasion and generally making a nuisance of himself.

An early ruck indiscretion allowed Halfpenny kick Cardiff ahead, before O’Gara missed his first shot at the posts three minutes later.

There was no clear pattern in the opening quarter but Connacht Rugby were making the most of possession and it took a clever tackle from skipper Paul Tito on Mick O’Driscoll to win a penalty for the Blues, five metres from their own line.

Winger Earls pressed well on the counter and it was one such run which split the home defence wide open in the lead up to James Coughlan’s try.

After Johne Murphy took a quick lineout throw, Earls drifted away from Sweeney and although he was hauled down in front of the posts, his offload invited Coughlan through and he powered over from close range.