Penalty Connacht. High tackle from Juan Pablo Socino. Carty is going for goal from straight in front of the posts.

Connacht have the ball and a penalty advantage inside the Edinburgh 22. They need to score here to set up a grandstand finale.

Connacht win a free-kick from the scrum for an early drive and they can attack again. Perhaps a few nerves around Murrayfield just now...

Connacht are playing with real zip and tempo, Jack Carty standing flat and threatening the gain-line. They make yards, powering towards te Edinburgh 22, but again there's an error.

Matt Healy's pass is too hot for Coly Fainga'a to handle, and the flanker fumbles it forward. He probably should have held that one.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Connacht have got to score twice but the way they've upped the tempo in the last five or six minutes...it only takes one missed tackle. Edinburgh have just got to close out the final 10 minutes. Territory is what they're looking for.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland

Good passage of attack from Connacht but Edinburgh's defence was comfortable. They were making their tackles, getting back on their feet, applying pressure. While Connacht were going through phases, they weren't really making much headway and eventually, they make the error.

Matt Healy absolutely skins Dougie Fife with a step and sprint up the left touchline. Blair Kinghorn comes to the rescue, hauling down Blade behind the gain-line and dragging him backwards by his shirt. Taking out the trash, I believe they call that.

It's still Connacht possession, and it's very fast and loose, but big Gavin Thornbury just loses the ball in the tackle.

Somewhere in that mountain of bodies is Edinburgh's second try-scorer, Pierre Schoeman.

His team have got some defending to do now...

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You can see the confidence that try has given Connacht. Their tails are up and they're trying to pen Edinburgh in their own half with probing kicks.

A superb line-out steal from Grant Gilchrist, using every inch of his 6'8 frame, allows Edinburgh to release the pressure a little.

One South African replaces another as Allan Dell comes on for try-scorer Pierre Schoeman.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Edinburgh will be nervous now. It comes from the breakdown, McKenzie in from the side, giving away a soft, soft penalty.

They defend the line-out pretty well but they're playing against a penalty advantage. It's just such a soft try to give away having defended so well.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

The game is starting to open up, the guys are getting weaker and there are more mistakes and turnovers.

Bundee Aki is having an evening to forget so far. It's his first outing of the season and he looks a bit rusty. He's spilled one ball under no pressure and pretty much fresh aired a kick inside his own 22.

More changes for Edinburgh, as Juan Pablo Socino, the Argentina back, comes on for his debut replacing James Johnstone. Veteran Fraser McKenzie is on for Ben Toolis.

Connacht's Ultan Dillane makes his way to the touchline, with James Cannon coming on. Finlay Bealham has also been replaced by Dominic Robertson-McCoy.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Edinburgh need to keep playing. They don't want to start panicking about getting a four-try bonus point. Keep putting them under pressure. The next one must be a yellow card - Connacht have conceded 13!

Everyone piles into that maul for Edinburgh...Van der Walt, Van der Merwe, Pyrgos...they squeeze their way over the try-line and have surely got the ball down.

We're going to the TMO.