A lovely little offload from Alessandro Fusco finds Junior Laloifi, and the Zebre full-back bursts into the Edinburgh 22.

Good defensive work from Jaco van der Walt forces a knock-on, though, and Edinburgh have a scrum.

Pierre Schoeman, as ever, is making good ground when he carries.

Edinburgh win a penalty deep inside Zebre territory, but Blair Kignhorn inexplicably kicks it dead going for the corner.

Edinburgh are on the front foot despite their numerical disadvantage.

Henry Pyrgos dictating things from the base of the ruck.

Simone Gisi is set away down the left wing, and looks certain to score.

As he dives in, Glen Young foils him with a high, swinging arm. Gisi is on his feet thankfully.

This will be a penalty try, but what will Young's punishment be?

Edinburgh were consistently getting over the gain-line, but a Blair Kinghorn pass is picked off, and the visitors escape.

Freddie Owsley then shoulder barges a Zebre player to the ground off the ball, and gives away a needless penalty.

Edinburgh have a penalty around the half-way line - there was no clear release on Blair Kinghorn after the fly-half was tackled.

Kinghorn kicks for touch himself and makes good ground.

Zebre make their way into the Edinburgh half, but a knock-on from Simone Gesi sees the hosts win a scrum.

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Blair Kinghorn takes the kick-off short, and Edinburgh claim possession...

Mike Blair has rotated his starting XV after Edinburgh's hugely impressive European Challenge Cup win against Bath last time out.

Henry Pyrgos captain the side from scrum-half on a glorious spring evening.

Jaco van der Walt, usually a fly-half, starts at full-back, Freddie Owsley comes in on the wing, and Cameron Hutchison partners Mark Bennett in the centres.

Up front, Dave Cherry, Glen Young and Mesu Kunavula replace Scotland trio Stuart McInally, Grant Gilchrist and Magnus Bradbury.

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Rather unhelpfully, Zebre don't tweet out their lineups, so here it is in good old-fashioned text format:

Zebre: Laloifi, Trulla, Cronjé, Lucchin, Gesi, Rizzi, Fusco; Fischetti, Bigi, Neculai, Venditti, Zambonin, Mitchell, Mbandà, Fox-Matamua.

Substitutes: Ribaldi, Buonfiglio, Bello, Sisi, Andreani, Cook, O’Malley, Pani.

Our attention now switches to the capital, where Edinburgh are gearing up to face Zebre.

We will also bring you any reaction from South Africa where possible.

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That is that in Cape Town.

Glasgow have been very much second best this evening.

They have been inaccurate and indisciplined - that has to improve if they want to challenge in the league and in Europe.

Really scrappy stuff now in Cape Town.

Glasgow are purely playing for pride at this stage, while the hosts push for a bonus point try.

Pressure coming on from the Stormers, but Glasgow win a scrum penalty to get themselves out of jail.

The referee decides there is enough mitigation to show Josh McKay yellow instead of red.

The New Zealander can count himself lucky I'd say.