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Who's going to win this, then? Are Stade Francais set for a fifth European final loss out of five? Or will Gloucester end the season trophyless?

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Jules Plisson has the chance to put Stade Francais three points up, but he hooks his kick to the left.

A long spell of Stade Francais pressure ends as Gloucester turn the ball over, but they quickly give it away again moments later.

The French side are enjoying a good spell.

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Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

And, just in case I didn't make this entirely clear in the previous entry, Gloucester are now back up to 15 players.

The Scotland fans in the Murrayfield crowd get their wish - Greig Laidlaw is on, with Willi Heinz going off as his 10 minutes in the sin bin end.

Stade Francais, in their unique deep-sea blue and pink kit, turn the ball over early on in the second half.

The Cherry and Whites get the second 40 minutes under way.

The players are back out for the second half. What will David Humphreys have said to his players in the dressing room, and will it have the desired effect?

The interception try has served Gloucester well in this competition lately, as Billy Burns' helped see them overcome La Rochelle in the semi-finals.

They've been slightly second best tonight at times, but Jonny May's interception try has them level at the break so far.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Jeremy Goodwin: Delayed our honeymoon by a week to watch Wales Fiji in rwc'15. Thankfully wife enjoyed Cardiff!

It may not have been her first choice, sure, but I can think of worse places to have your honeymoon.

Dan Beard: Why don't Gloucester play like this in the Premiership?

A fair question, Dan. If they had they'd likely already have a European Champions Cup spot for next season in the bag.

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Well, Jonny May ran all of 60m to open to the scoring for the Cherry and Whites, before Sergio Parisse touched over from three yards to get the French side on terms.

Billy Burns and Jules Plisson have been faultless from the tee so far.

Stade have been the stronger at the set-piece, but Gloucester's defence has been rock solid, as they survived almost 10 minutes without their captain, Willi Heinz.

That's the last act of the first half. They're level at the break, after an intense first 40 minutes

Stade Franais form a maul from a line-out and they try to drive forward towards the line, but Gloucester's defence holds firm.

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After plenty of discussion, it's just a penalty to Stade Francais, near halfway.

The tensions were high there though, that's for sure!

Gloucester's Lewis Ludlow was arguably one of the luckier players not to be yellow carded.

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The officials are now deliberating over what went on there.

There were so many players flying into one another, it was tough to tell who was shoving who, who was grappling who, and who was tossing who to the ground.

They've gone upstairs to the TMO for a replay.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It's all kicked off all of a sudden! There's a real scrap. Almost everyone is involved, down by the touchline. The officials step in to try and sort it out.

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You have to say, so far, with 14 men, Gloucester have done very well to not let their inferior numbers count against them on the scoreboard.

They're playing rugby in the Stade Francais half.