Challenge Cup semi-final: Edinburgh 24-39 Bath
Underhill and Dunn tries give Bath 12-10 half-time lead; replacement Tuipulotu replies for Edinburgh in first half
Dunn restores Bath's lead after penalty try put hosts in front; Barbeary extends visitors' advantage but Price hits back
Annett and Pepper score late on for Bath
Edinburgh 7-12 Bath
Ben Spencer puts through a neat grubber kick but the onrushing Joe Cokanasiga cannot take the ball cleanly and spills it forward.
It's a let off for Edinburgh after some clever work by the Bath scrum-half.
Tom Dunn
The Bath pressure finally tells.
Tom Dunn delivers the ball in the line-out before joining the back of the rolling maul, which just keeps on rolling over the Edinburgh whitewash.
Finn Russell misses the conversion.
Edinburgh 7-7 Bath
Edinburgh do keep Bath at bay!
The English side try and flex their muscles close to the line but cannot penetrate the navy wall.
The hosts eventually win the decision and it's met by another roar of approval from the Edinburgh faithful.
Edinburgh 7-7 Bath
Bath are back on the front foot and banging on the Edinburgh door once again.
Can the hosts keep them at bay?
Edinburgh 7-7 Bath
Edinburgh scored seven points to draw level while Bath wing Will Muir was in the sin-bin.
Muir has served his 10-minute punishment and returns to the field as parity is restored.
Edinburgh 7-7 Bath
Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium
That was such an important try for Edinburgh just as Bath looked like they were getting into their stride.
The fans at the Hive are right up for this as Edinburgh look to reach their first final in a decade.
Edinburgh 7-7 Bath
Bath are camped inside the Edinburgh 22 as they look for their second try but the hosts win a terrific turnover bang in front of their posts.
The home fans liked that one.
Mosese Tuipulotu (Ross Thompson)
Finn Russell makes a routine clearance into touch but the visitors switch off and Edinburgh take it quickly.
A few passes later and Mosese Tuipulotu cruises in for Edinburgh's opening try.
Ross Thompson adds the conversion to level the scores.
Edinburgh 0-7 Bath
Finn Russell has been wayward with a couple of kicks in the last few moments.
The first one hands Edinburgh a 22m drop-out before a grubber is picked up and cleared with ease.
Edinburgh 0-7 Bath
Finn Russell's loose pass is intercepted by Matt Currie but the Bath fly-half recovers well to make the tackle.
As Currie is dragged to the ground, however, the boot of a retreating Will Muir dislodges the ball.
The Bath wing will spend the next 10 minutes in the bin.
Sam Underhill (con Finn Russell)
Bath strike first.
Sam Underhill does brilliantly to keep hold of a dodgy offload before getting back to his feet and burrowing over a few phases later.
Finn Russell adds the conversion, via the upright.
Edinburgh 0-0 Bath
A routine penalty is missed by Ross Thompson as the ball clatters into the upright.
Edinburgh miss the chance to take the lead.
Edinburgh 0-0 Bath
Now then, is Cameron Redpath in trouble here?
The Bath centre is upright in his hit on Hamish Watson, but is there any mitigation?
The referee thinks the initial contact is on the chest and Redpath evades a yellow card.
Edinburgh 0-0 Bath
Edinburgh, backed by their vociferous home support, launch a swift counter attack.
Ali Price hacks the ball clear and he just needs the final touch to nudge it over the line but his kick lacks accuracy and Bath escape.
Edinburgh 0-0 Bath
A first glimpse of the Bath attack and, of course, Finn Russell is at the heart of it.
The visitors move the ball one way and then the other but Edinburgh stand firm for now.
Edinburgh 0-0 Bath
Ross Thompson gets up up and running...
Edinburgh v Bath (15:00 BST)
Here we go then, both sets of players have made their way to the field.
We are all set for a thrilling European semi-final...
Edinburgh v Bath (15:00 BST)
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer
There's a smile on the face of Grant Gilchrist when the chat turns to Finn Russell and what Edinburgh might have in store for the Scotland fly-half.
The veteran lock, close to 14 years an Edinburgh man, knows all about Bath's status as the runaway leaders in England's Premiership.
"This can be a tough place to play, whoever you are," he says, on the latest Scotland Rugby Podcast.
"We've got so much respect for Finn and for Bath as a team, but they've got a proposition on their hands if they think they're coming up here just to have a walk in the park.
Read more here.
Image source, SNSEdinburgh v Bath (15:00 BST)
Bath not relying on inside knowledge.
Bath have three Scotland regulars - fly-half Finn Russell, centre Cameron Redpath and back-row Josh Bayliss - among their squad.
"We just keep to what we believe in and the way that we want to play. We haven't asked any specific questions around the Edinburgh team," Bath head coach Johann van Graan told BBC Radio Bristol.
"I know Gregor [Townsend, Scotland head coach] very well, I know Franco [Smith, Glasgow head coach] very well, and I know Sean [Everitt, Edinburgh head coach] very well - a good rugby friend of mine."
Read more here.
Image source, Getty ImagesEdinburgh v Bath (15:00 BST)
Edinburgh: Goosen; D Graham, Currie, Lang, Paterson; Thompson, Price; Schoeman, Ashman, Rae, Skinner, Gilchrist, Ritchie, Watson, Bradbury.
Replacements: Harrison, Venter, Sebastian, Sykes, Muncaster, Shiel, Healy, Tuipulotu.
Bath: De Glanville; Cokanasiga, Redpath, Butt, Muir; Russell, Spencer; Obano, Dunn, Du Toit, Roux, Ewels, Pepper, Underhill, Reid.
Replacements: Annett, Van Wyk, Stuart, Molony, Hill, Schreuder, Donoghue, Barbeary.
