That's it for today's coverage of the URC.

An excellent win for Edinburgh away in Newport. They'll be hoping to back it up next week when they take on Benetton - see you then!

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has also been talking to Premier Sports:

"We're delighted with the win in difficult conditions. We showed some good resilience at the end there.

"A lot of these guys haven't had much rugby, and I said to them, 'make it a difficult selection decision for me next week' - they certainly did that."

Dragons Director of Rugby Dean Ryan has been speaking to Premier Sports post-match:

"In the first half we couldn't control their speed of ball", he says.

"Credit to them, but it put us out of our rhythm. We've got to challenge ourselves to be better."

In the absence of Hamish Watson, Luke Crosbie stepped up in a big way at openside, making tackle after tackle - he's rightly been given Man of the Match.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Jonah Holmes chips over the top and gathers himself, but finds himself isolated, and Damian Hoyland wins the penalty at the ruck.

That probably kills off any slim chance that the Dragons had.

Good defence from the Dragons there.

The men in orange looked to maul their way to the line, but were forced into touch.

On the radio, Peter Wright is currently debating the worst haircuts in world rugby...

Henry Pyrgos has come off the bench, and is directing traffic as Edinburgh look for a fourth try that would kill off this game.

An extended spell of possession ends with an Edinburgh penalty, which Kinghorn kicks into the corner.

Edinburgh's fly-half splits the posts - no mistake.

The visitors are just starting to pull away as we approach the last 10 minutes.

It comes to nothing, and we go back for the penalty.

Kinghorn is eyeing up the posts.

Now it's Edinburgh's turn to go through the phases.

They have a penalty advantage inside the Dragons 22, and therefore a free play...

The Dragons had a spell of possession there, but couldn't make meaningful progress and Edinburgh turn it over.

Still all to play for at Rodney Parade...

Both substitute hookers, Shipp and Cherry, are getting a talking-to from the referee here as a scrum has to be reset.

Kinghorn makes no mistake from right in front of the posts, and Edinburgh's lead is stretched to six points.

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Edinburgh are camped out in the Dragons 22.

Still no points in the second half, but that could change soon - Edinburgh have a penalty after the hosts infringe at the breakdown.

It's just not quite falling for either side at the moment.

Sam Davies chips in behind, but it just evades the grasp of Rio Dyer, who would've had a clear run to the line.

Brilliant from Blair Kinghorn, who breaks the Dragons' line and drives his way into the opposition 22.

Edinburgh recycle, but cannot take advantage - a tired bit of handling leads to a knock-on, which releases the pressure.

A fairly low-key start to the second half, but Edinburgh get pinged for not rolling away at a ruck, and the Dragons have a line-out deep in Edinburgh territory.

This time the free-kick goes the way of the Dragons, and Sam Davies kicks downfield to Damian Hoyland.