Pierre Schoeman - Edinburgh's sole Schoeman, compared to Lions' three - makes good ground over the gain line.

Ross Thompson then gets his head up and drops a delightful kick into space that rolls into touch.

Edinburgh are clearly looking to play for time with Grant Gilchrist still off the park.

An unforced mistake from Gianni Lombard hands the initiative back to Edinburgh.

He doesn't deal with a high kick in these windy conditions and the hosts will have a scrum.

Another penalty for Lions - Sam Skinner pinged for not rolling away.

Pressure is building.

Grant Gilchrist clearly dragged back Lions scrum-half Morne van den Berg and is sent to the sin bin.

Silly from the Scotland international and the visitors kick to the corner.

Hamish Watson bats down a Lions pass after a searing break from Lions wing Edwill van der Merwe.

The officials have a chat and want a second look at that and a potential off-the-ball tackle from home lock Grant Gilchrist.

Lions are chucking the ball around as they search for a route back into the contest.

Edinburgh have the answers in defence so far though.

Away we go again.

We're not far from getting back up and running at Hive Stadium.

Edinburgh have one foot in the quarter-finals.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

A very satisfactory opening 40 from Edinburgh.

They took control from the first whistle and have stayed on top.

Ben Vellacott, Darcy Graham and Wes Goosen have been the bright sparks, but there's plenty of grunt up front from the likes of Magnus Bradbury, Jamie Ritchie and Grant Gilchrist.

An early Edinburgh score in the second half should put this one to bed.

Edinburgh made eight clean breaks in the first half.

I would guess Darcy Graham and Wes Goosen were responsible for most, if not all of them.

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The players head off for a well-earned breather after a fast-paced first half.

Edinburgh have been by far the better side and thoroughly deserve their 17-point lead.

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Lions keep Edinburgh out as Pierre Schoeman is penalised for a double movement close to the try line.

Edinburgh are into the Lions 22 again after some lovely hands between Wes Goosen and Ben Vellacott.

Another score here could well be decisive.

Lions are being outplayed in every department.

Ben Vellacott puts a lovely box kick into open space and visiting winger Richard Kriel slices his clearing kick to touch.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

Seriously, how good is Darcy Graham?

He is just electric when he gets his hands on that ball. The type of player to get you off your seat.

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Worry for Edinburgh.

Darcy Graham is down receiving treatment. It might be his ankle from the looks of it, which is already heavily strapped.

Edinburgh were held up over the line from the penalty that followed Quan Horn's yellow card.

They will keep coming though.

Action aplenty here.

It starts with home prop Javan Sebastian marauding his way over the gain line, before a more familiar face takes over.

Darcy Graham is hauled down just short by Lions full-back Quan Horn, but Horn then plays the ball illegally to slow the ball down and is shown a yellow card.