Chat, Machenaud, Joseph, Gogichashvili, Thomas (2), and Trinh-Duc cross for hosts
Johnstone crosses inside three minutes but score disallowed
Sides playing for place in quarter-finals
Winners will face Bordeaux or Bristol in quarter-finals
No Finn Russell for Racing due to suspension
Racing 92 10-3 Edinburgh
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageI don't think they got their timing right and then Camille Chat came through, if anyone deserves a try he's the one.
Camille Chat
The outstanding French hooker Chat batters over to end Edinburgh's resistance.
The visitors were their own worst enemy there as they lost a defensive lineout, and the pressure finally tells.
Maxime Machenaud adds the extras from in front of the sticks.
Racing 92 3-3 Edinburgh
The second of the terrific back-row duo Jamie Ritchie rescues Edinburgh superbly this time as he poaches in at the ruck as Racing menaced on the try-line.
Great defence.
Racing 92 3-3 Edinburgh
Maxime Machenaud misses his second attempt at goal. It was a tough one, to be fair. 37 metres out and in the right-hand 10m channel.
It clipped the post and fell short, and Edinburgh now have a scrum in their own half.
Racing 92 3-3 Edinburgh
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
If Camille Chat never makes it as a hooker he has a career as twelve, a thirteen, a winger or a cannonball. He has been an absolutely outstanding carrier.
Racing 92 3-3 Edinburgh
Good stuff from Edinburgh after a scrappy kick-off has them under pressure.
Bill Mata breaks through, and after a couple of offloads Henry Pyrgos dinks Edinburgh up the pitch.
Racing respond at a furious speed with Camille Chat breaking about 72 tackles, before Antoine Gibert stabs a grubber through to pin Edinburgh into their own half.
Racing 92 3-3 Edinburgh
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One
It's interesting that Racing are jumping back down the short side, as much as possible, they don't seem to be going two or three phases the same way across the field. Probably out of respect of how quick the Edinburgh defence can come up. Edinburgh's defence is well organised.
Blair Kinghorn
An easy settler in front of the sticks for Blair Kingorn, who levels things up.
More encouraging from Edinburgh on the back of that penalty.
Racing 92 3-0 Edinburgh
Edinburgh get the penalty at the breakdown. Any guesses as to who was firmly clamped around the ball?
Clue: He has a wild mane on his head and wears the number seven for Edinburgh.
It was frighteningly quick ball, there from Racing. A crucial intervention from Hamish Watson.
Racing 92 3-0 Edinburgh
Jordan Joseph has welcomed Blair Kinghorn to the number-10 channel with a thumping hit.
Racing have the scrum in their own half. After Edinburgh went close to scoring two tries in the opening two minutes, the hosts' power has been evident.
Maxime Machenaud
The opening points are Racing's despite a strong start from Edinburgh.
Machenaud slots a penalty after Edinburgh lose their discipline.
Racing 92 0-0 Edinburgh
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One
Quote MessageClassic sealing off from the big number 7 [Baptiste Chouzenoux], you see the pace that Racing want to hit onto the ball. Good defence from Edinburgh.
Racing 92 0-0 Edinburgh
Two big moments already in this game from Edinburgh, but neither have ended in points.
Under some pressure up the other end, Racing are pinged for sealing off as they build pressure on the try-line.
Racing 92 0-0 Edinburgh
Ach, that's such a shame.
Jamie Ritchie has fumbled the ball at the back of a maul, and it hits an Edinburgh player before he regathers.
From there, Blair Kinghorn puts James Johnstone careering through a gap and he sprints in under the posts.
It's been ruled out, though, for that knock-on by Ritchie.
Racing 92 0-0 Edinburgh
A great start from Edinburgh as they pinch the restart, and go on the attack.
They work it to the left wing brilliantly, where Duhan van der Merwe has the chance to put Damian Hoyland sprinting down the touchline, but his pass goes into touch.
That's a big missed opportunity for Edinburgh in the first minute.
Racing 92 0-0 Edinburgh
Blair Kinghorn gets things under way in Paris!
Racing 92 v Edinburgh (12:30)
Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live
Quote MessageI think all the best fullbacks should be able to slot in at ten. It's great he can do it and he definitely has the skill set. Get him in, why not.
Racing 92 v Edinburgh (12:30)
Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill has been telling BBC Scotland about his decision to play Blair Kinghorn at fly-half instead of full-back.
"He's got talent," he said. "We've been a bit short at 10 this season. Jaco's [van der Walt] not been able to get much rhythm into his game.
"Blair's just played well. He did well at Cardiff in a cameo at 10 and had a good 60 minutes at Dragons with Jaco's injury.
"It's a risk, but a calculated one. It's an exciting backline and a bold call from myself but I think he's more than capable of doing it."
There have been tries galore in the four last-16 ties played so far, with La Rochelle beating Gloucester 27-16 on Friday night.
Yesterday's results were:
Also to come today:
Leinster's match on Friday was cancelled after opponents Toulon recorded a positive Covid-19 test. It remains unclear if it will be replayed, though reports suggests the Pro14 champions will be awarded a walkover win.
Racing 92 v Edinburgh (12:30)
Racing 92 are currently third in the French Top 14, and have managed to reach the last eight of the Champions Cup in the last four seasons, and reached the final last term.
Their line-up looks formidable, with Virimi Vakatawa, Kurtley Beale and Teddy Thomas just a few of the names in the back line that Edinburgh will have to contain.
And that's without even mentioning their hefty forward pack...
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