That was a pretty compelling way to start the European semi-final weekend.

But that's just your amuse-bouche, if you will, ahead of a teatime feast.

Many people's favourites Leinster are minutes away from kicking off against Northampton Saints in a repeat of last year's European Champions Cup semi-final.

You can follow it here.

Should be an absolute cracker.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland and Bath scrum-half on BBC Radio Somerset

Lyon have had a slightly better season but I think we would all like to see Racing and Finn Russell going up against Owen Farrell.

I don't think Bath will care who they play in the final but there would be a nice little narrative around Farrell against Russell.

Bath lock Charlie Ewels told Premier Sports:

"That was a battle. Europe is always more of a contest around the breakdown and the set-piece and we felt that today.

"I'm delighted we played our game, stuck to our game and came out with the result."

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland and Bath scrum-half on BBC Radio Somerset

It was comfortable in the end. It got a bit tight when Ali Price scored and it became a three-point game but what did after that was really impressive.

Away from home you need to get that momentum back and Bath did that very well.

Johann van Graan won't be happy with some of the discipline and they will be disappointed they weren't as accurate as they have been but semi-finals are about winning and they did it in the end.

Player of the match Sam Underhill told Premier Sports:

"That was very tough. I don't think the scoreline reflected how competitive it was, especially in that middle 40.

"Edinburgh were brilliant on their goalline. Their defence was very hard to break down and it was a proper match.

"I'm also very proud of out lads for finding a way."

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland and Bath scrum-half on BBC Radio Somerset

Bath fully deserve it. They weren't at their best for maybe 60 minutes of that game but when Edinburgh scored that try through Ali Price, Bath were so clinical.

They controlled every aspect of the game, they scored two tries and nullified anything Edinburgh had.

In the end they will be very pleased they have got to another final, winning trophies is what this club is all about and they have got another chance to do that in Cardiff.

Bath will now be able to put their feet up and see who they will face at the Principality Stadium in the final on 23 May.

The other semi-final will be an all-French affair between Lyon and Racing 92 tomorrow.

The treble remains on for Bath as they head to the European Challenge Cup final.

They had to work hard for it, but a powerful second-half display ultimately proved too much.#

The hosts were right in the game for all but the last five minutes with some unbelievable defence. Credit is due.

Paddy Harrison is sent away to the line for a consolation score.

But there's a knock on in the build-up and the home cheers are cut short.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland and Bath scrum-half on BBC Radio Somerset

I was critical of Bath earlier for not being clinical enough but what they have done in the last 10 minutes has been so clinical.

They have taken this game away from Edinburgh when Edinburgh had a sniff.

Edinburgh do well to field an awkward bouncing kick from Finn Russell in front of their line, but a great chase from Alfie Barbeary earns a penalty.

Bath go for the line-out. As you'd expect. Big chance.

What a last 10 minutes we have here.

Bath looked in complete control, but again they have been pegged back by a bit of sloppiness and more quick-thinking from the Scottish side.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland and Bath scrum-half on BBC Radio Somerset

That was a really good score. Ali Price just had enough to get over.

When you get two scores up you think the next score wins it for you but then the converse is so true as well.

That came out of nothing for Edinburgh but it was good play.

Dan Albutt
BBC Radio Somerset

That two-point margin that Bath did have is now a two-score margin, which is what they coveted.

Both sides are back up to 15, but the momentum is all with the visitors.

Edinburgh are struggling to get out of their own 22.

The replacements have really turned the screw as Bath force another penalty.

Finn Russell takes the points and it's a two-score game.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland and Bath scrum-half on BBC Radio Somerset

The bench has made a big impact for Bath. Du Toit has made an impact, as has Ted Hill but Alfie Barbeary carried the ball a number of times in those phases close to the line and then made a good decision to come away from it.

He wasn't just going for the one-yard peel around the side - it was good decision-making.