Summary

  • Tuipulotu scores second to clinch bonus point for Glasgow

  • Forbes, McKay and Brown also cross for hosts

  • Evans try and Anscombe penalties make the score respectable for Ospreys

  • Edinburgh in 34-10 win over Cardiff to go top of URC

  • Moyano, Boffelli, Bennett (2) and Lang score in bonus-point win

Live Reporting

George O'Neill

  1. Game two

    Glasgow Warriors v Ospreys (17:15)

    Edinburgh go top of the URC, but our attention now turns to Scotstoun where Glasgow take on the Ospreys.

  2. FT Edinburgh 34-10 Cardiff

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

    Cardiff were awful. A 24-point defeat for them can be considered a result because it could easily have been really mortifying

  3. Full-time

    Edinburgh 34-10 Cardiff

    The full time whistle goes in the Scottish capital, and Edinburgh can celebrate a comfortable win.

  4. Edinburgh 34-10 Cardiff

    Nearly another for the hosts.

    Blair Kinghorn cuts through Cardiff with ease, but his offload to Luan de Bruin goes to ground with the try-line beckoning.

  5. try

    Try - Edinburgh 34-10 Cardiff

    Mark Bennett

    This time it does count!

    Quick hands in midfield put Mark Bennett into space. He throws a dummy, before disdainfully fending a Cardiff defender to the floor and gliding under the posts to score.

    A sensational individual effort from the Scotland centre. Jaco Van der Walt adds the extras

    -SNS

    Mark Bennett scores Edinburgh's fifth try of the night

  6. No try - Edinburgh 27-10 Cardiff

    Jamie Ritchie

    Almost calamity for Cardiff!

    Ray Lee-Lo threw a pass to no-one under pressure, and Jamie Ritchie dived on the loose ball. Thankfully for Lee-Lo, the ball had been knocked on by Edinburgh in the build-up.

  7. No try

    Edinburgh 27-10 Cardiff

    The referee has given a try on the field for Edinburgh here, but Magnus Bradbury has clearly knocked on as he dived for the line.

    As you were...

  8. Edinburgh 27-10 Cardiff

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    He took it really well. Loose from Edinburgh, and it's not easy for Lane. He has to be cute with the second kick, before stooping over to pick up the ball and score.

  9. try

    Try - Edinburgh 27-10 Cardiff

    Owen Lane

    Cardiff have their first try of the night!

    A rare mistake in midfield from Blair Kinghorn sees the ball drop into space, and Owen Lane kicks the ball through before gathering to score.

    Great work from the Cardiff winger. Conversion successful.

  10. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    An uncontested scrum just inside Cardiff's half gets us restarted.

  11. Cardiff caught cold

    Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

    They look like a team that was spooked in the first five minutes and they have never recovered from that. Cardiff can't wait to get back down the road, because this has been a sobering experience for them

  12. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    There's now an extended delay as a stretcher comes on.

    Cardiff's James Botham is the man down receiving treatment - wishing him a speedy recovery.

  13. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Liam Belcher has gone off injured for Cardiff, which in the absence of another hooker may mean we have uncontested scrums for the remainder of the game.

    Any line-out throws will also be interesting for the visitors.

  14. Magnificent Magnus

    Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    Some of the defence from Magnus Bradbury has been absolutely outstanding. He has been leading that defensive line for Edinburgh with some dominant tackles. The timing and technique has been really good

  15. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Ray Lee-Lo has been hit into next week by an absolutely huge hit from Magnus Bradbury.

    The ball came loose and almost resulted in another Edinburgh try, but the ball went forward and Cardiff have a scrum.

  16. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    An Edinburgh debut at second row for Glen Young, who replaces Jamie Hodgson.

  17. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Cardiff have been better in this second half, but they look like a side that haven't played for a long period.

    Another handling error from the visitors hands possession back to Edinburgh.

  18. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Cardiff have a chance of their own now.

    The men in light blue are within touching distance of the Edinburgh line, and win a penalty.

    Liam Belcher taps and goes, but Dave Cherry meets him with a crunching tackle and Edinburgh win a penalty at the breakdown.

  19. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    We've all played alongside someone like that - they've got great speed, but don't quite know where they're going! You just have to let them do their own thing

  20. Edinburgh 27-3 Cardiff

    Ramiro Moyano has almost just scored an unbelievable try!

    He goes from his own half and slaloms his way to the Cardiff 5m line, where he knocks on.

    Admittedly he could, and maybe should have, passed several times during that run, but exciting stuff from the Argentinian flyer.