Bayonne pile forward, but Jamie Ritchie and Viliame Mata hold up the tackler and win Edinburgh the feed at the resulting scrum.

Much better from the hosts since the restart.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Viaplay

It's great to see somebody just decide to go.

He was so decisive, didn't think about going wide, just full commitment to the line.

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Thomas Ceyte bursts through the Edinburgh defensive line and then the big second row runs right through Ben Healy.

Edinburgh do well to get back though, and WP Nel gets over the ball to win a much-needed penalty.

We are back under way.

The players are back out at Murrayfield.

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Duncan Weir
Glasgow and Scotland fly-half on Viaplay

You'd think an offloading game in a storm would be risky, but Bayonne are so clinical with it.

I can't remember a loose one in that first half, and it's really good to watch.

Considering this is a second-string Bayonne outfit, it's been fairly underwhelming from Sean Everitt's charges.

The South African coach has work to do during the interval.

Bayonne's lineout doesn't quite function, and Edinburgh head down the tunnel trailing by two points.

Tom Spring opened the scoring for the visitors, who have played some pretty expansive rugby considering the conditions, before Hamish Watson hit back for Edinburgh.

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From absolutely nowhere, some gorgeous offloads take Bayonne into the Edinburgh 22.

Edinburgh then infringe as they scramble back, and Grant Gilchrist is probably a wee bit fortunate not to receive a yellow card for cynically slowing the ball down.

Tom Spring started that move, alongside Aurélien Callandret, and he now kicks the penalty to the corner.

There's not much happening, if truth be told.

An Edinburgh handling error in midfield means Bayonne will have a scrum.

Bayonne are looking to play from their own 22, despite the tricky conditions.

After a few phases, centre Yan Lestrade decides enough is enough and kicks to touch.

Bayonne look a real threat when they get turnover ball and have open space.

Edinburgh have looked pretty ragged, Hamish Watson's try aside.

You do wonder what the plan is for Sean Everitt's side. It's been far from a vintage performance.

Edinburgh win a penalty at the breakdown, and Ben Healy kicks to the corner...

Ben Healy's long kick downfield is swirling all over the place in the wind, and Tom Spring can't take it cleanly.

Edinburgh have a scrum just outside the Bayonne 22, and a great platform to attack from.

Duncan Weir
Glasgow and Scotland fly-half on Viaplay

It was all Edinburgh for the first 10 minutes, but Bayonne have taken their chance.

Bayonne are having a little spell of possession, their first real attack of the game, and Jamie Ritchie concedes a penalty at the breakdown.

Tom Spring kicks the visitors into the Edinburgh 22.

There's a lot of hands on heads as we have a slight break in play.

It's been a breathless opening 10 minutes.

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