When all is said and done, Edinburgh take five points as they push towards a top-eight finish, while Dragons remain stranded at the bottom of the table.

A good night for Sean Everitt's side, even if they weren't at their best.

Until next time, goodbye.

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Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt tells Premier Sports: "Job done for us. It wasn't a complete performance but we got a bonus point and that's what we needed.

"The guys really focused this week and a really good performance from Darcy Graham.

"We've got to look at next week. The errors we made tonight, we will need to tidy them up.

"We knew if we stopped their momentum at set-piece we would have a good chance and we did that tonight. Hats off to the team for a disciplined defensive performance."

Edinburgh co-captain Ben Vellacott tells Premier Sports: "Credit to us for getting the win, but I'm going to be critical - a lot of unforced turnovers and if we do that next week against the Lions we're going to be under our posts a lot.

"Having the international boys back is awesome, they've come with a lot of energy straight away and that's what you want around the group."

Player of the match Darcy Graham tells Premier Sports: "Sometimes I don't know what I'm doing myself. It's good to have everybody back together and a good win tonight.

"We've got the quality here and the gameplan, it's about sticking to it for the full 80 minutes."

That is that.

Edinburgh's performance fell off in the second half, but the result was never really in doubt.

Dragons have lost their 13-straight league match while Sean Everitt's side bounce back from their defeat by Benetton last time out.

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Edinburgh panic a wee bit as Dragons fly up in defence and James Lang knocks on under pressure.

Cammy Scott takes Edinburgh into the corner with a superbly judged kick.

Can they take advantage?

Ali Price and Freddy Douglas are on for Edinburgh, with Ben Vellacott and Hamish Watson off.

Despite that Boan Venter score, it's still pretty flat.

For those of you wanting a Duhan van der Merwe update, the Scotland wing was pictured in a moon boot at half-time.

Hopefully just a precaution.

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Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

The air has gone out the balloon somewhat in this second half. Not much happening at all.

Maybe Darcy Graham can conjure something out of nothing again to liven things up....

No, they can't.

Dave Cherry's throw is off target and Dragons nick possession back.

Edinburgh win a penalty at scrum time and kick their way into Dragons' 22.

Can the hosts click into gear?

It's very stop-start at the moment.

Nothing much happening and the crowd are flat as a result.

Edinburgh get another rolling maul marching towards the line, but Dragons defend it well and win the feed at the resulting scrum.

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Wes Goosen is deemed to have taken the ball back into his own 22 before booting the ball into the stands, but replays show that to be a mistake and the TMO overrules the on-field referee.

Dragons have done well since half-time to slow the game down and blunt Edinburgh's attack a little bit.

They are still a long way behind, mind.

Really not much to report from the start of the second half.

That might change here though as Dragons kick a penalty into the corner.