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Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has also been giving his thoughts on this evening's action, speaking to BBC Radio Scotland:

"It was great" he says. "Benetton are obviously in our group and they're a good side, so for us to get a bonus point win is fantastic.

"We weren't at our best; the game didn't really flow, and we couldn't quite get our attack going. There were moments in there, and lots of effort - I can't fault that side of things.

"Benetton go really hard at the breakdown in defence, and ultimately that leads to penalties. We need to work on our penalty count going forward. If we do the same thing against Saracens next week, it'll just piggyback them up the field."

Man of the Match Magnus Bradbury has been talking to Premier Sports post-match:

"It's hugely satisfying to win like that at home, and hopefully we can carry it into Europe next week", he says.

"I love playing with this group of boys. We're going to take it one week at a time, but we can learn from certain things, take the positives, and we can definitely build on performances like this."

It's all over in the capital - not perfect, but a deserved win for Edinburgh against a tenacious Benetton side.

Magnus Bradbury has been awarded Man of the Match on his 100th appearance for Edinburgh - a night he'll never forget!

Blair Kinghorn missed a couple of conversions in the first half, but has since found his kicking boots.

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Edinburgh defend resolutely as Benetton look to attack, and force a penalty at the breakdown.

The home side have possession on half-way.

Better! Henry Pyrgos, on at scrum-half, darts down the blind-side from a scrum, kicks over the top, and pressures Benetton to slice a kick into touch.

Edinburgh have the throw just a few metres out...

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Benetton have the ball back, and have made their way to within 5m of Edinburgh's line.

Yet another penalty, this time for Hamish Watson being offside, and Marin kicks into the corner again...

Benetton struggle to break the gain-line, and eventually throw the ball wide to Padovani.

James Lang smashes the ball-carrier into touch, and wins Edinburgh a lineout.

The latest penalty goes the way of Benetton, after some scrappy Edinburgh play - Marin kicks into the corner.

Big defensive effort needed here for the hosts...

Grant Gilchrist is punished at a lineout for pulling down the Benetton jumper.

The sheer amount of penalties in this game have made it very stop-start, and not all of them seem necessary.

Edinburgh get over the Benetton try-line, but are held up, and the visitors clear from the goal-line dropout.

Edinburgh chase Ben Vellacott's box-kick superbly, and then force a penalty as Benetton don't release at the breakdown.

It's kicked deep into the corner - huge chance early in this second half...

We're back underway at the DAM Health Stadium, as Blair Kinghorn kicks long.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland