That's all from me today - a good win for Glasgow, and then what might have been for Edinburgh.

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair on Viaplay: "We weren't accurate enough. "Had we won that at the end that would have been one of the best Edinburgh victories we've had.

"We just got sloppy at times and that was the difference. We struggled in the first 20 minutes, but once the game opened up a bit, we felt that took away their line speed.

"We weren't able to get as many broken field opportunities in the second half. It's a tough one to take because we put so much out there, but that's professional sport. Sharks defended so well at the end there."

Jim Hamilton
Former Scotland lock on Viaplay

There wasn't much in it. The physicality and bravery shown by Sharks was phenomenal.

The final whistle goes - Sharks keep Edinburgh at bay.

It's yet another game where Edinburgh have thrown away a lead, and failed to piece together an 80 minute performance.

Jack Blain almost scores in the corner - so close!

Edinburgh have yet another penalty, which again Henry Immelman nudges into the corner.

Another penalty goes Edinburgh's way, and it's kickable, but Henry Immelman kicks for touch.

Edinburgh have a lineout inside the Sharks 22 - will this visit prove decisive?

The clock is into the red now.

Sharks are pinged for not rolling away, and Edinburgh kick the penalty towards the Sharks 22.

Will they drop at goal for a draw, or seek the try that would give them victory?

Edinburgh throw possession away as they desperately seek inspiration.

However, they do well to get over the ball and win a penalty.

It's now or never...

Charlie Savala's pass is out in front of Wes Goosen, and the winger knocks-on.

Edinburgh look devoid of ideas when Sharks get set defensively.

They need someone to grab this game by the scruff of the neck.

Charlie Shiel snipes and takes Edinburgh into the Sharks 22.

Sharks scramble back ,but this is still a huge chance...

Carlu Sadie dangerously takes Luan de Bruin out of a ruck, and is shown yellow.

That could have caused seriously injury, but thankfully de Bruin looks okay.

Can Edinburgh seize the initiative now they have a man advantage?

Ntuthuko Mchunu blasts his way through a hole and looks favourite to score, but little Charlie Shiel targets the ball in the tackle, and manages to hold the totemic prop up over the line.

Edinburgh are clinging on.

Edinburgh are hanging on, but manage to hold Sharks up over the line.

Desperate defence, and they will have to do it again.

The TMO is just checking that the ball was definitely held up...

Curwin Bosch goes for goal from a ridiculous distance, and it unsurprisingly comes up short.

That was more than optimistic.

Sharks steal possession, but their scrambled clearance doesn't have much distance on it, and Edinburgh will come again.

Edinburgh have a lineout 5m out, and will look to maul their way over...

Charlie Shiel spots a gap, and scythes through the disjointed Sharks defence.

A much-needed bit of impetus from the replacement scrum-half.

Image source, SNS

A penalty goes the way of Edinburgh, and it's met with huge cheers from players and fans alike.

Sharks make their way into the Edinburgh 22.

Big defensive set needed here...