That's all from us this evening.

A disappointing start to Glasgow's time in South Africa, before Edinburgh scraped past Zebre.

There's more Scottish rugby tomorrow as Scotland Women take on Italy in the Six Nations - see you then!

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has been giving his thoughts to BBC Radio Scotland:

"I thought Zebre were excellent", he said. "They shifted the ball, put us under a lot of pressure, and probably deserved to win the game.

"There was an air of overconfidence maybe coming into this, and looking ahead to coming games in Europe and against Glasgow. I thought we were off it today, and it wasn't great, but the evening could have been far worse.

"We've come away with five points, we're in the top eight spots and have the potential to get top four. All is not lost, but we have to get better.

"There was some excellent management of the game, which allowed us to win it.

[Looking ahead to Ulster]: "The crowd will really get behind us, and we'll put on a worthy performance."

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

Here's the decisive moment - Jaco van der Walt's penalty that nudged Edinburgh in front late on.

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Edinburgh form a guard of honour to clap Zebre off the field - the Italian side were superb tonight.

The expectations pre-match were that Edinburgh would coast to victory here, but they were pushed all the way in a gripping, tense encounter.

Edinburgh hang on to claim a narrow victory!

The person in charge of the tannoy is now playing That's Amore - sure the Italian visitors really appreciate that.

Zebre kick for the corner... the clock ticks into the red.

This is so nervy.

Zebre have a penalty advantage now - do they visitors settle for a draw, or do they push for the rarest of victories?

Huge roars as the Edinburgh fullback splits the posts.

How are your nerves at home?

Mine are shredded!

Edinburgh win possession superbly from their own kick-off, and win a penalty!

Jaco van der Walt calls for his kicking tee...

Zebre again find themselves inside Edinburgh's 22.

A colossal defensive effort needed from Edinburgh as we enter the final seven minutes.

Hearts in mouths in the capital!

Zebre should really have scored, but the away side make a mess of things, attempting an ambitious offload when a simple pop pass would have sufficed.

Admittedly, Jaco van der Walt did superbly to scramble back and force the error.

Zebre are still fighting.

They work their way into Edinburgh territory, but Henry Pyrgos flies out of the line and forces an error.

High risk from the Edinburgh skipper, but it comes off.

Fine, fine margins. Mark Bennett is in control here, but had just one finger on the ball when it was grounded.

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Mark Bennett looks to have scored his second try of the evening, but we're just checking the grounding...

A huge decision for the TMO to make.

Ben Muncaster misjudges a high box-kick from Zebre replacement Chris Cook, and knocks-on.

Edinburgh have minimised Zebre's opportunities since the red card, but a centre-field scrum provides the visitors with a good platform.

Zebre issue a reminder that they still pose a very real threat, as Junior Laloifi bursts over halfway.

However, a handling error gifts possession back to Edinburgh.