That's all from us this afternoon. Victory for both Glasgow and Edinburgh at the crucial part of the season.

I hope you enjoyed our coverage of both fixtures this afternoon, it was a pleasure as always!

We will see you again very soon, stay safe!

Cardiff head coach Matt Sherratt also spoke to Premier Sports after the game:

"If I'm honest it wasn't a great performance. We made almost double the tackles they had. Although we were in the game, it takes a lot out of you physically.

"We thought our bench could've been a turning point for us because we did have some power coming on but it was the first half that hurt us.

"The second half, the amount of tackles we made and the amount of pressure we put ourselves under that tells at the end of game."

Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt spoke to Premier Sports:

"We set a challenge for the last five games, it's a shame not to come away with the bonus point but it's an important win away from home. I'm happy we were able to pull through at the end against a relentless and resilient Cardiff.

"Hats off to them, they've had a good season, I know their results haven't gone their way. I thought Edinburgh did really well to come back, we were under the pump from the first five minutes but we pulled it through.

"I think we did well to keep Cardiff out in the first half. To keep them scoreless at half time was a good effort from our boys. I thought Cardiff defended well and you could see the emotion they put into their performance.

"I'm happy with the patience our boys put into the performance today."

Edinburgh captain Grant Gilchrist spoke to Premier Sports on the whistle:

"It's huge for us, we know we need to win every game until the end of the season so we're embracing that pressure, coming to play at places like this where there's a sellout crowd.

"They're a good side Cardiff, I know their position on the table doesn't reflect that. We knew the size of the challenge to come down here, as much as I would've loved five points, it's still a huge result for us.

"They weren't just going to give us the win, we had to grind them down. They're a tough team who went hard and we had to go through the process of wind them down and get a couple of scores."

Player of the match Jamie Ritchie told Premier Sports:

"It was tough, we knew they would be playing with a lot of emotions and we'd have to weather that storm. I am really proud of how we weathered that and the tide turned when we were more clinical in other areas than they were.

"To give ourselves a bit more than one score as a buffer freed us up to go again and try and get the score but a knock on at the end stopped that."

The answer is no it would seem as Ben Vellacott goes galloping down the pitch off the back of the scrum. He offloads to Duhan van der Merwe but it's forward and Frank Murphy says enough is enough.

Cardiff are determined to finish this game on a high as they are camped out on Edinburgh's five metre line.

Can the hosts get another score before time runs out?

Cardiff are wanting their try now as they go through a massive gap in this Edinburgh defence!

It's been all Edinburgh in this second half as once again they're pushing the hosts back toward their own line.

Cardiff give yet another penalty away to Edinburgh and this one is within kicking distance so Ben Healy calls for the tee.

Healy makes no mistake as he splits the uprights.

Ben Healy spots a gap and goes for the cross-field kick but it was just a little too high and wide for Mark Bennett to gather.

Edinburgh are looking more and more dangerous.

Cardiff do enough to keep Edinburgh out and look to go running down the field but their chip over goes straight into touch.

Line-out to Edinburgh and it sets the visitors up for more attacking phases.

Cardiff's penalty count is creeping up as Ben Healy kicks his side back to the Cardiff five metre mark off the back of the restart.

Can the hosts do enough to keep Edinburgh out this time?

A loose pass from Cardiff gives Edinburgh the chance they have been waiting for. The visitors push the Welshmen back into the own half and are rewarded with a penalty and a line-out on the hosts' five metre line.

Cardiff recover though and steal it in the line-out to push the visitors back.

Cardiff are still looking dangerous as they are determined to get a score. Edinburgh are throwing everything at them to keep them out. James Lang looks as if he took Theo Cabango out in the air but play continues.

Edinburgh got themselves in a dangerous position but Theo Cabango did just enough to get the intercept and send his side running up the pitch but Duhan van der Merwe is on hand to bring down his opposing winger.

Ali Price with the show and go! The scrum-half looks as if he will go the whole way but he's dragged down short. Cardiff turn the ball over and Edinburgh are pushed back.

What a run from the Scot though, Sean Everitt will be very happy with that.

Pierre Schoeman is given a stern talking to by Frank Murphy for pushing Rhys Carre's head. The South African prop will need to keep himself in check now.