That's all from us tonight, as Leicester battle past Edinburgh to reach the Champions Cup quarter-finals.

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In sharp contrast, Mike Blair was frustrated with Edinburgh's inability to manage the game:

"We lacked patience," he said on BT Sport. "We were right in the game - it was about who blinked first, and we did.

"The game was won and lost in the kick cycle - we struggled to deal with that. We looked in it right from the start, but lost patience and made errors at crucial times that they capitalised on.

"The conditions were tough, but our mistakes happened at crucial times. I thought we weathered the storm, came back into it, but we gave them points too easily.

"I'm disappointed - I know the effort the guys put in. With the squad we've got, we're disappointed it's come to this."

A very happy Richard Wigglesworth believes his Leicester side were deserved victors tonight:

"It was a proper cup tie," he said on BT Sport. "I thought we were dominant second half and deserved the win.

"Maybe I made [Jasper Wiese] a bit angry. He showed he's going to get himself back in the mix pretty quickly. It was Jamie Ritchie he ran over the top of - he won't enjoy watching that one back.

"We needed to play the game as far away from our try-line as possible. We got to Kinghorn and then got to Pyrgos - it was too much for them.

"Jack van Poortvliet kicked beautifully from nine, and in the conditions, that was the game. I'm loving it - the boys rip in everyday, and hopefully they enjoy a beer or two tonight.

"We get a top Irish team whatever happens, but I think we might be off to Dublin."

Fraser Brown
Glasgow and Scotland hooker on BBC Radio Scotland

Edinburgh put themselves under so much pressure. Leicester didn't have an attack at all, but they were smarter.

Edinburgh created more opportunities, but did some really daft stuff.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Radio Scotland

Edinburgh started the second half well, put a bit of pressure on, got into the lead, and from that point on they were a rabble.

Mistakes all over the place - Edinburgh lost eight lineouts tonight.

It was a slow, slow demise. Beyond that encouraging start to the second half, they just faded away.

That's incredibly modest - it was some finish from Wiese.

Well worth a watch if you can.

Player of the Match Jasper Wiese has been giving his immediate reaction to that hard-fought win:

"I just got the ball at the right time," he said on BT Sport. "The boys did the hard work to get the ball and I just went over to finish it for them. Right place at the right time.

"We spoke about the privilege we have playing in these games. The breakdown was massive for us, we dug hard - I don't really know what to say."

That is that at Welford Road.

Leicester get the job done, and will now face the winners of Leinster v Ulster.

For Edinburgh, their disappointing season goes from bad to worse as they crash out of Europe.

The clock ticks into the red, but Edinburgh play on, looking to at least finish with a flourish...

He only came on at half-time, but Jasper Wiese has been named Player of the Match on the TV coverage.

Hard to argue really - the South African has carried superbly, and has scored the game's only try.

The very definition of a game-changer.

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A brilliant turnover from Tommy Reffell, his fourth of the game - that's what he does.

It's met with a huge roar from the stands - they know that a quarter-final place is all but confirmed.

Handre Pollard is running the show now.

He dinks a delightfully weighted kick in behind and puts Edinburgh back into their own 22.

They need to go the length of the field.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Jamie Ritchie has given away a really soft penalty and now Edinburgh are more than a score away.

He's an international, he's the captain - come on man.

You just cannot give away those sort of penalties.

Jamie Ritchie now blatantly infringes at the breakdown and gifts Handre Pollard a straightforward kick at goal.

He doesn't need a second invitation, and that probably wraps things up for Leicester.

Blair Kinghorn throws a pretty unsympathetic pass at Mark Bennett's toes, and the Edinburgh centre can't hang on.

The inaccuracy that has plagued Mike Blair's side all season rears its ugly head again.

Jasper Wiese doesn't appear to be wearing a gumshield...

Rather you than me, Jasper.

Duhan van der Merwe looks very uncomfortable under the latest Edinburgh high ball and it goes loose.

Thankfully for Edinburgh, Leicester then knock-on.

Thirteen minutes for Edinburgh to keep their season alive.

Cammy Henderson charges down Henry Prygos' box-kick and then there's an accidental offside.

Nothing is going right for Edinburgh at the moment.

Mike Blair looks to his bench for answers - both props are off, and Cammy Hutchison is on in midfield.

The scrum wheels round, Edinburgh are penalised, and Handre Pollard knocks it through with minimal fuss.

The home lead stretches out to seven points.

Nope, nothing doing - Edinburgh have got away with one.

It's a Leicester scrum in front of the posts, so they aren't out of jail yet...