Try number twopublished at 20:23 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh 10-0 Lions
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Sean Everitt's side will face either Bayonne or Bulls in quarter-finals
Francke Horn scores Lions' first try after the break, but Ali Price crosses for Edinburgh to restore commanding lead
Wes Goosen, Ben Vellacott and Jamie Ritchie score first-half tries for Edinburgh
Edinburgh host Lions in last 16
Try number twopublished at 20:23 British Summer Time 4 April
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Edinburgh 10-0 Lions
Lions get some much-needed possession and territory, but visiting full-back Quan Horn's kick over the top rolls dead.
Nothing is quite clicking for the South African outfit.
'Lions struggling to cope with Edinburgh tempo'published at 20:16 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh 10-0 Lions
Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive StadiumEdinburgh have started with a very high tempo here and the Lions are struggling to cope.
Wes Goosen looks dangerous every time he gets the ball and Vellacott is getting the ball away quickly at ruck time to keep the momentum of the attacks high.
Clever dart through a gap from the scrum-half for that try.
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Edinburgh 10-0 Lions
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier SportsBen Vellacott eyed the space and goes quickly - a proper scrum-half's try.
Edinburgh kept the ball alive and kept it moving for multiple phases.
Try EDINBURGH 10-0 Lionspublished at 11 mins
Ben Vellacott
Lions never got set in defence after that initial break from Wes Goosen.
The full-back carries again close to the line and Ben Vellacott snipes from the resulting ruck to score.
Ross Thompson drags his conversion wide in windy conditions.
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Edinburgh 5-0 Lions
Wes Goosen is in the mood tonight.
He's already scored one try tonight and he goes through the gears to glide into Lions' 22.
This is a big chance for Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh 5-0 Lions
Edinburgh secure a hard-fought turnover and Ben Vellacott clears with a solid box kick.
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Edinburgh 5-0 Lions
Edinburgh lock Grant Gilchrist is pinged for not releasing at the breakdown and the visitors kick their way into the home side's 22.
The Goose breaks loosepublished at 20:03 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh 5-0 Lions
Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive StadiumWhat a start! Edinburgh come flying out the traps.
Wes Goosen marks his 50th appearance for Edinburgh with a try.
Real statement of intent from the home side.
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Wes Goosen
It takes Edinburgh just 80 seconds to carve their way through.
They get quick ball and set Darcy Graham free down the left, he finds Ross McCann, who in turn releases Wes Goosen.
It's a stroll to the line and a perfect way to start.
Kick-offpublished at 1 min
Edinburgh 0-0 Lions
Ross Thompson kicks high into the Edinburgh sky, and we are under way...
Lions mauled by Warriors last time outpublished at 19:58 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh v Lions (20:00 BST)
Lions have been in Europe for a few weeks now, but haven't had the best of times on their travels.
A 20-17 loss against Cardiff was followed by a comprehensive 42-0 defeat by Glasgow Warriors last weekend.
Edinburgh will be keen to compound those recent issues this evening.
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Edinburgh v Lions (20:00 BST)
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier SportsIn Edinburgh's season, every game is knockout rugby now even in the URC, with the race for top eight.
Lions are similar as well. Both teams will want to win and it should be evenly matched.
Four changes for Edinburghpublished at 19:51 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh v Lions (20:00 BST)
Ross McCann starts in place of Scotland wing Duhan van der Merwe, who is out until next month because of an ankle injury, in one of four Edinburgh changes.
Hooker Dave Cherry is back in the XV for the first time since starting all five of Scotland's games in the recent Six Nations, while Javan Sebastian starts at tighthead prop after Paul Hill suffered a back spasm. Sam Skinner starts at lock.
Full-back Wes Goosen, who signed a new two-year deal this week, makes his 50th Edinburgh appearance.
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Edinburgh v Lions (20:00 BST)
Four different Schoemans Edinburgh and Lions? FOUR?
Line-ups from Hive Stadiumpublished at 19:48 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh v Lions (20:00 BST)
Edinburgh: Goosen, Graham, Currie, Lang, McCann, Thompson, Vellacott; P Schoeman, Cherry, Sebastian, Skinner, Gilchrist, Ritchie, Watson, Bradbury.
Replacements: Ashman, Venter, Williams, Young, Douglas, Price, Scott, Brown.
Lions: Q Horn, Kriel, Rass, Jonker, Van der Merwe, Lombard, Van den Berg; Kotze, Marais, Ntlabakanye, R Schoeman, Landsberg, Cairns, Venter, F Horn.
Replacements: Visagie, J Schoeman, RF Schoeman, Esterhuizen, Qoma, Steyn, Pretorius, Louw.
Hellopublished at 19:45 British Summer Time 4 April
Edinburgh v Lions (20:00 BST)
Good evening and welcome to our coverage of the European Challenge Cup, as Edinburgh welcome Lions to the Scottish capital for their last-16 tie.
It's a lovely evening and kick-off is just 15 minutes away, so let's get stuck in.
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