Our attention now turns to Sandy Park, where Exeter are taking on Glasgow shortly.

A penalty at the scrum goes the way of London Irish, and that is that.

There will be no seventh consecutive win for Edinburgh - a fighting win for the hosts, who looked out of it after Agustin Creevy was sent off.

A knock-on straight from kick-off is not what London Irish need here.

Edinburgh have a scrum 20m out, and with just seconds left.

They need to find something here...

Ollie Hassell-Collins goes on a mazy run which sees him evade numerous Edinburgh defenders.

When he is eventually hauled down, Edinburgh are pinged for being offside - another big chance for London Irish here...

Brilliant work from Emiliano Boffelli - Ben Vellacott's box-kick is judged top perfection, and the Argentine winger jumps high to cleanly catch the high ball.

Edinburgh slow up the London Irish maul, and win the feed at the resulting scrum.

Jamie Ritchie roars with delight!

London Irish have had a rare spell of possession since the red card, and win a penalty after Edinburgh were caught offside.

Paddy Jackson kicks into the visitor's 22, and the hosts have a chance to make the last 10 minutes very interesting indeed...

Edinburgh win a penalty at the scrum - they've been dominant there today, and Jaco van der Walt splits the posts.

Edinburgh will be looking to make their lead a more comfortable one now that they have the numerical advantage.

They currently have the feed at a scrum on London Irish's 22m line.

The referee was going to sin-bin Agustin Creevy for a hand to Jamie Ritchie's face, but the hooker's indigence and protests prompted a further look.

Upon further inspection, the referee saw that Creevy had head-butted Ritchie, and so rightly changed the card from yellow to red.

I'm not entirely sure that Creevy's finger wagging was too clever...

Blair Kinghorn's foot just found touch before he grounded the ball...

As you were.

If this is a try then it is special!

Jaco van der Walt spots Blair Kinghorn in space on the left and finds him with a wonderful cross-field kick. Kinghorn catches, beats his man and dots down in the corner.

Did he stay inside the touchline?

There are some big shots flying in now, as the game comes to its crescendo.

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Pierre Schoeman has been in the thick of the action since he came on, but he finds himself on his own here as he takes contact.

London Irish swarm over the ball, win a penalty and clear downfield.

Very scrappy play from the hosts.

They had a line-out inside their own 22, but George Nott cannot find a player on his side after catching Agustin Creevy's throw.

Edinburgh force the hosts back in-goal and now have a scrum 5m out...

London Irish thought they'd scored again, but replays show that Nick Phipps was well offside after the ball struck his teammates head - a thoroughly bizarre passage of play.

Ollie Hoskins thinks he's scored under the posts, but we're checking on whether Agustin Creevy was obstructing the Edinburgh defender.