Ospreys coach Sean Holley has tasked his side with recording ten points out of ten in their final two Heineken Cup pool matches.

The Welsh region host Benetton Treviso on Friday before travelling to Biarritz the following weekend and Holley believes they need to obtain the maximum points on offer to stand a chance of reaching the quarter-finals.

"We just have to go out and get as much as we can and see what happens with the other results," said Holley.

"We have to try to get 10 points and see if that gets us anywhere.

“But obviously losing at home in your pool costs you and Treviso are no pushovers."

The Ospreys are third in Pool 5 after four rounds of action but have only recorded one victory in the competition this season.

They kicked off their campaign in style beating Biarritz Olympique at the Liberty Stadium but were held to a draw the following week by Treviso in northern Italy.

Back-to-back defeats by Saracens in December mean two victories in the final two games are vital as they hunt for a knock-out place.