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Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francais
Gloucester almost score their second try with a counter-punch, after Ben Morgan's fine carry.
But Stade Francais' last-ditch defending keeps that at bay - for now.
Summary
FT: Gloucester 17-25 Stade Francais
Stade Francais come from 10-0 down to win
England's Jonny May scores interception try
Ross Moriarty crosses for late consolation
Stade Francais win the European Challenge Cup
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Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francais
Jonny May has injured his hand and is receiving treatment.
Meanwhile, fly-half Billy Burns will put the ball in at a Gloucester scrum inside their own half.
This time they keep the ball and Ben Morgan makes up some yards with a powerful break.
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Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francais
Simon Devereux
Ex-Gloucester forward on BBC Radio GloucestershireQuote MessageIt looks worse in slow motion. He's entitled to go for the challenge, but it does almost look like he made a second movement with his forearm.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSin-bin (Heinz)published at 33 mins
Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francais
After consulting with his colleagues, the referee - Ireland's John Lacey - shows a yellow card to Willi Heinz for that high challenge on the head of Jules Plisson.
Gloucester are temporarily down to 14 men.
New Zealand-born Heinz is perhaps slightly lucky not to have been shown a red, to be honest.
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Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francais
Oh dear. Straight from the restart, Gloucester could be in huge trouble.
Captain Willi Heinz goes in late and high, with an elbow, on Jules Plisson.
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Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francais
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Rex FeaturesQuote MessageYou can trace that try all the way back to Gloucester being on the attack, but a knock-on, a scrum... And suddenly it's 10-10.
Try: Gloucester 10-10 Stade Francaispublished at 33 mins
Sergio Parisse
The officials are satisfied that there was neither an offside infringement nor a knock on, and Stade Francais get their try!
Italy great Sergio Parisse, the French club's captain, gathered Hugh Pyle's knock down after a good kick from Will Genia.
Jules Plisson makes it 10-10 from the tee.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTry review (Stade Francais)published at 32 mins
Gloucester 10-3 Stade Francais
Sergio Parisse is over! But we're going to the TMO...
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Gloucester 10-3 Stade Francais
Will Genia, still on the field after that earlier treatment, is put under pressure by Lewis Ludlow, who feeds Ben Morgan for Gloucester, but after a good run from the number eight Stade Francais win a scrum in their own half.
And, from that scrum, Gloucester are penalised. It's a penalty for the French side again.
Jules Plisson kicks the ball over the halfway line.
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Gloucester 10-3 Stade Francais
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageWill Genia was the best in the world, for my money, before New Zealand's Aaron Smith came along. He made the game look very easy. In full flow he's a joy to watch.
Image source, Getty ImagesPenalty (Plisson)published at 28 mins
Gloucester 10-3 Stade Francais
Jules Plisson's penalty is good and the French side are on the board.
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Gloucester 10-0 Stade Francais
Scrum-half Will Genia is down, receiving some treatment from the Stade Francais physios.
It looks like he might have to come off.
Meanwhile, Jules Plisson is going to kick for the posts for the French side, from near halfway.
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Gloucester 10-0 Stade Francais
Image source, Getty ImagesJonny May's interception try has Gloucester on top so far. He showed great pace in the 14th minute to run clear of the Stade defence.
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Gloucester 10-0 Stade Francais
Stade Francais back row Jono Ross makes a huge tackle and the French side win a penalty deep inside their own half, to recover possession and relieve some pressure.
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Gloucester 10-0 Stade Francais
Mark Atkinson shows good hands to flick a first-time pass out wide, under pressure as Stade Francais pressed forward on him, looking for an intercept.
The crowd at Murrayfield gasp. That was close.
Penalty (Burns)published at 22 mins
Gloucester 10-0 Stade Francais
Billy Burns hits it straight as an arrow, right down the middle, and Gloucester have a 10-point lead.
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Gloucester 7-0 Stade Francais
Billy Burns makes a 10-yard break for Gloucester after good work from full-back Tom Marshall, and eventually the Cherry and Whites win a penalty, around 40m out.
Burns is going to aim for the posts.
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Gloucester 7-0 Stade Francais
Stade are penalised on the halfway line and it'll be a Gloucester scrum.
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Gloucester 7-0 Stade Francais
Gloucester, with the bit between their teeth now, drive into Stade territory as Jeremy Thrush powers forward - but Willi Heinz just loses possession.
They'll be a tad disappointed there, as they had men over on the left.
'Nobody was going to get near him'published at 15 mins
Gloucester 7-0 Stade Francais
Simon Devereux
Ex-Gloucester forward on BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Image source, Rex FeaturesQuote MessageBoy, did Gloucester need that? They've been a bit under pressure, but Jonny May read that beautifully and once he was clear in his own half nobody was going to get anywhere near him.