That's all from me on live text duties this afternoon, as Edinburgh scrape past Dragons for an opening-day URC win.

Thanks for your company - go enjoy the rest of your weekend!

Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt on Viaplay Sports: "Proud of the boys to come back from that shaky first 20 minutes. We conceded turnovers and penalties which didn't help the cause.

"We spoke before the season about resilience and hard work, and we showed that today.

"[Ben Healy] has only been with us since Monday, but he is very organised, prepares really well, so it's good for us. What he does bring is goal-kicking, which cost Edinburgh last season."

Edinburgh fly-half Ben Healy has been named Player of the Match, and has been giving his thoughts post-match.

"A bit of composure and sticking to the plan," he said, when asked about what made the difference on Viaplay Sports.

"It was a rough start for us, but credit to the boys, we stuck to what we knew would work and it did in the end.

"We needed to absorb pressure, but we kept our heads. We can't kid ourselves - there was a lot wrong out there and there's a lot to improve on.

"There's definitely stuff to work on in attack moving forward."

Through it goes, and that is that at Rodney Parade.

Edinburgh huffed and puffed, but Ben Healy's boot has given them an opening-day victory.

Plenty of work to do for Sean Everitt and co.

For Dragons, there are definite signs of promise there, but Dai Flanagan will be gutted to lose a game that they dominated for so long.

Another penalty goes Edinburgh's way, and Ben Healy will kick at goal again.

Edinburgh have possession deep inside Dragons territory with a minute to go.

Will they play sensibly and keep the ball in tight, or go for the kill?

Having been so impressive in that first half, Dragons look to have run out of steam here.

They just need one chance though - two and a half minutes left.

Edinburgh force their way into the Dragons 22 once more, but infringe at the breakdown and Dragons kick to touch around halfway.

Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio Cymru

Dragons have to get territory, and look at the outside backs to create space for the big runners.

Never in doubt, and Edinburgh lead for the first time today.

Ben Healy is metronomic off the tee.

A penalty goes Edinburgh's way with Dragons defence creaking, and Ben Healy gestures at the posts.

End-to-end stuff at Rodney Parade.

It's Edinburgh asking the questions now, working their way into the 22 after multiple phases.

Dragons almost catch Edinburgh napping down the blindside, but Sio Tomkinson can't quite cling onto the ball with the try-line beckoning.

This one is going to the wire.

Ben Healy goes for a drop-goal from miles out, but drags it wide.

It had the legs, so you wonder if he'll go for another one in the closing stages...

Derwyn Jones
Former Wales lock on BBC Radio Cymru

Edinburgh go down the blind-side, a great break by Healy and a wonderful try.

They haven't run the ball a lot, but when they have they look much more effective.

Edinburgh cannot cope with Dragons' rush defence, but get a slice of luck when Jared Rosser knocks-on attempting an intercept.

There's just no attacking flair from the visitors - they look devoid of ideas.

Steff Hughes is judged to have tackled Ben Vellacott off the ball, which is a pretty big call.

Had the penalty not gone Edinburgh's way, it would have been a Dragons scrum 5m out.

Dragons pick Edinburgh apart with some superb hands, but Rhodri Williams finds himself isolated in the Edinburgh 22, and hangs onto the ball for too long in contact.

The Welsh outfit look really well drilled.

Ben Healy's boot does the job again for Edinburgh - he's just about keeping his side in it.