Mike Blair's final home match as Edinburgh head coach
Edinburgh 14th in standings, two places and two points below Ospreys
Edinburgh 28-7 Ospreys
Ospreys have found a wee bit of momentum and Owen Williams has prodded a kick into the corner.
The visitors think they will have one last phase of play against 14 men, but they take too long to set up the lineout and Sam Skinner trots on to rejoin the action.
Edinburgh 28-7 Ospreys
They do indeed win their own lineout, but the maul doesn't really make any progress and Edinburgh will have to build again.
Edinburgh 28-7 Ospreys
Edinburgh, despite their numerical disadvantage, have won a penalty that Blair Kinghorn kicks to the corner.
Can their lineout deliver for once?
Edinburgh 28-7 Ospreys
Sam Skinner looks to clear Rhys Davies away from a ruck, but takes the Ospreys flanker above the horizontal.
It's not massively dangerous, but the Scotland lock will spend 10 minutes in the sin-bin.
Emiliano Boffelli
Interception! Edinburgh have a bonus point in the bag inside 20 minutes.
Ospreys look to go wide, but it's telegraphed and Emiliano Boffelli flies out of the defensive line.
The big Argentine saunters in to score, before adding the extras himself.
Image source, SNSSam Skinner
And over they go!
Pick-and-go, pick-and-go, and eventually Opreys run out of defenders.
Sam Skinner powers his way over the line after a little pop pass from Hamish Watson.
Emiliano Boffelli pops over the extras.
Edinburgh 14-7 Ospreys
Edinburgh are banging on the door again...
Edinburgh 14-7 Ospreys
Another Edinburgh lineout goes astray - that's three from three that they've lost now.
Shambles.
Edinburgh 14-7 Ospreys
Straight from the kick-off, Edinburgh win a penalty, which Blair Kinghorn kicks to the corner.
However, Dave Cherry overcooks his throw and the chance is gone.
That pesky lineout again.
Dewi Lake
Now Ospreys have their score!
Edinburgh's lineout has been poor all season, and they cough up possession on their own line.
The visiotrs take full advantage as Dewi Lake crashes over from close range.
Over goes the conversion and Edinburgh's lead is cut to seven.
Edinburgh 14-0 Ospreys
Ospreys look to hit back, and Luke Morgan is agonisingly close to a try in response.
He gathers his own kick over the top but is bundled into touch with the try-line beckoning.
Dave Cherry
A wonderful Edinburgh try!
Some strong carries from Bill Mata and co take the home side into Ospreys' 22, before Blair Kinghorn takes the ball flat to the line.
The Scotland man gets his right hand free and offloads to Dave Cherry, who has a simple finish under the posts.
Once again, Emiliano Boffelli adds the extras.
Image source, SNSBen Vellacott
A flying start for the hosts!
Owen Williams rushes his pass under pressure from intense pressure from the Edinburgh defensive line, and Ben Vellacott swoops on the loose ball to race away and score the game's opening try.
Emiliano Boffelli adds a simple conversion.
Edinburgh 0-0 Ospreys
Gianluca Gnecchi peeps his whistle, Blair Kinghorn kicks high, and we are off...
Who are you backing to win this one? Thumbs up for Edinburgh, thumbs down for Ospreys.
Edinburgh v Ospreys (19:35)
This game is also a chance for Edinburgh fans to say goodbye to head coach Mike Blair, who steps down at the end of this season.
With this game being a dead rubber for the hosts, it isn't the farewell he would have wanted, but Blair remains a club great and will receive a warm reception tonight.
Image source, SNSEdinburgh v Ospreys (19:35)
Wales scrum-half Rhys Webb takes over the Ospreys captaincy from the injured Justin Tipuric tonight.
Iestyn Hopkins, Gareth Thomas, Dewi Lake, Tom Botha, Rhys Davies and Dan Lydiate come into the starting side from the team that lost to Saracens in the Champions Cup.
Botha makes his 100th Ospreys appearance.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyRhys Webb captains Ospreys tonight
Edinburgh v Ospreys (19:35)
Edinburgh come into this game in dreadful form, having won just one of their past nine league games.
However, they are able to name a strong side for tonight's contest, with 19 internationals named in their 23-man squad.
Scotland captain Jamie Ritchie skippers the team, prop WP Nel is handed a start having this week signed a new deal and Darcy Graham plays his first home game since December.
Lock Marshall Sykes replaces Grant Gilchrist, who misses out with a foot injury, scrum-half Ben Vellacott is selected and Damien Hoyland starts on the wing in his final home fixture for the club.
Image source, SNSThis is Damien Hoyland's last home game for Edinburgh
Edinburgh v Ospreys (19:35)
Edinburgh: Emiliano Boffelli; Darcy Graham, Mark Bennett, James Lang, Damien Hoyland; Blair Kinghorn, Ben Vellacott; Pierre Schoeman, Dave Cherry, WP Nel, Marshall Sykes, Sam Skinner, Jamie Ritchie (capt), Hamish Watson, Viliame Mata.
Replacements: Stuart McInally, Boan Venter, Luan de Bruin, Jamie Hodgson, Connor Boyle, Henry Pyrgos, Chris Dean, Duhan van der Merwe.
Ospreys: Iestyn Hopkins; George North, Michael Collins, Keiran Williams, Luke Morgan; Owen Williams, Rhys Webb (capt); Gareth Thomas, Dewi Lake, Tom Botha, Adam Beard, Alun Wyn Jones, Rhys Davies, Dan Lydiate, Morgan Morris.
Replacements: Sam Parry, Nicky Smith, Tomas Francis, Huw Sutton, Ethan Roots, Reuben Morgan-Williams, Gareth Anscombe, Max Nagy.
Edinburgh v Ospreys (19:35)
We've got URC action for you on this fine Saturday evening, as Edinburgh host Ospreys in the Scottish capital.
You can listen to BBC Radio Wales' coverage via the link at the top of the page, and I'll have live text updates for you throughout.
Let's see the teams, and get cracking...
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