That's all from us this afternoon.

Go enjoy the rest of your weekend!

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has also been giving his thoughts to Premier Sports: "We're really pleased with the result", he said. "We showed in the first 15 minutes what we're about in attack, but Cardiff defended well and we had to change in order to get the victory.

"Our scrum was really impressive second half. You come in to perform, not to just come in and play. We want guys coming in who are able to perform, and I think we've improved on that.

"There's really good competition at 12 for us - we see it as a pivotal role in attack, taking pressure off the 10, and Chris Dean stepped up.

"I've got two nights of glamping in Northumbria. The break comes at a nice time, off the back of a couple of victories. The fact we've won will keep motivation and energy up."

Edinburgh centre Chris Dean is awarded Player of the Match and has been talking to Premier Sports: "We're delighted with the win, we knew it would be a tough game - Cardiff have been playing some good rugby.

"Our discipline let us down in the second half of the first half, but we got it right once we went back to 15.

"We believe if we put what we practice on the pitch, then anyone can perform for Edinburgh. It's a good win to take into the break."

That is finally that.

A hard fought win for Edinburgh in the Welsh capital.

Cardiff turn over possession, but will have to go the length of the field for a losing bonus point.

Edinburgh win a penalty, which they kick to the corner.

The men in orange want to finish with a flourish.

The clock ticks past 80 minutes.

Cardiff have a scrum, but they've run out of time.

Wes Goosen flies out of the line, thumps Cam Winnett backwards and then Edinburgh win a penalty.

A huge play from the winger.

Cardiff are throwing everything at Edinburgh as they look to take something from this game.

They make their way into the away 22 - we could be set up for a grandstand finish...

He's up on his feet, which is good to see.

Cardiff have a scrum as we resume.

Connor Boyle gets his head caught the wrong side in the tackle, and looks in a bad way here.

The referee did well to stop the game immediately and Boyle is now receiving treatment.

Wishing him a speedy recovery.

Henry Pyrgos fumbles as he looks to go quickly from a ruck, and the home crowd have something to cheer.

A precise kick in behind Jason Harries from Henry Pyrgos forces the winger back, and the Cardiff man can only skew a kick into touch.

Edinburgh have the lineout on the home 22.

Boos ring around Cardiff Arms Park as another scrum penalty goes the way of Edinburgh.

More out of frustration than anything else, I think.

Cardiff hold firm - they get over the ball at a ruck and win a penalty.

Can they get back into this game?

Edinburgh are turning the screw now.

They win a scrum penalty and piggyback upfield.

The forward pack roars with delight.

This is a really good spell for the visitors.

Charlie Savala prods a kick into the corner after Edinburgh win yet another penalty.

Big chance...

No mistake from the Argentine, and Edinburgh retake the lead.

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Edinburgh win another penalty, and Emiliano Boffelli calls for his kicking tee.