Jamie Ritchie adds eighth Edinburgh try late on
Lucas Martin and Baptiste Germain score tries for Bayonne in second half, but Darcy Graham scores either side of Duhan van der Merwe for Edinburgh before Tom Dodd crosses twice to extend lead further
Edinburgh centre Matt Currie scores game's first try before Mosese Tuipluotu scores his first Edinburgh try
Both sides have players sin-binned in opening 20 minutes - Magnus Bradbury (Edinburgh) & Esteban Capillo (Bayonne)
FT: Edinburgh 52-12 Bayonne
That's all from me tonight, as Edinburgh blow Bayonne away with eight tries to kickstart their European campaign.
Sean Everitt's side's attentions now turn to Glasgow Warriors and the 1872 Cup, with the first leg at Hampden Park on 22 December.
We'll be back on Sunday to cover Glasgow's Champions Cup clash against Toulon, but until then, goodbye.
Image source, SNSFT: Edinburgh 52-12 Bayonne
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports
I think Edinburgh can fulfil their potential this season.
When it gets tough they need to step up though.
FT: Edinburgh 52-12 Bayonne
Player of the match Darcy Graham tells Premier Sports: "There was a bit of pressure. This season we've had good wins backed up by a loss. There's been inconsistency. It's now about getting a big win away.
"The first ten minutes was loose - I was blowing. For the fans to watch it was excellent. Second half we knew our fitness would kick in and we'd blow them away. I'm really proud of the boys because Bayonne came at us hard.
"We can fire into the 1872 Cup now. The next two games are going to be quality. We want to be moving the ball about - that's our game plan, and Glasgow are the exact same."
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Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports
I see real intent in attack. The mindset is clearly to attack space and keep the ball moving.
Lots of good elements to their game before a big few weeks.
Edinburgh 52-12 Bayonne
A wonderful second-half display earns Edinburgh a comprehensive victory over Bayonne, led by the magnificent Darcy Graham.
After last week's disappointment at Kingsholm, Sean Everitt's side respond in the best possible fashion.
Jamie Ritchie
Jamie Ritchie strolls into the corner for Edinburgh's eighth try.
The home side suck in defenders with multiple carries up the middle, before spreading the play out left.
Wes Goosen keeps his cool to float a pass into Rithcie's path, and he has the easiest finish he could wish for.
Ben Healy nails the conversion from out wide.
Edinburgh 45-12 Bayonne
Chris Paterson has named Darcy Graham as his player of the match on Premier Sports.
Never in doubt. He's been the best player on the park by some way.
Image source, SNSTom Dodd
It's another rolling maul and another Tom Dodd try.
There was a quick TMO check to make sure the maul was formed legally, but all good and Edinburgh pass the 40-point mark.
Ben Healy adds the extras with ease.
Bayonne look ready for their flight back to France.
Edinburgh 38-12 Bayonne
Edinburgh aren't done yet.
Another penalty is kicked to the corner by Ben Healy.
Tom Dodd
A textbook rolling maul takes Edinburgh over again.
Dave Cherry finds his jumper at the lineout and the entire pack then goes to work.
It's a procession to the line and it's Tom Dodd who dives over to score.
Ben Healy splits the posts off the tee.
Edinburgh 31-12 Bayonne
Ben Healy replaces Ross Thompson at fly-half, as Edinburgh kick a penalty into the corner...
Darcy Graham
What a finish, what a player.
Darcy Graham ducks under one tackle to scoot towards the line, and somehow gets the ball down under immense pressure from the scrambling visitors' defence.
It's strength and tenacity personified from the little man, and Edinburgh are well on their way to a five-point win.
Edinburgh 26-12 Bayonne
Edinburgh sense a chance to kill the game here.
They are within touching distance of the Bayonne line again.
Edinburgh 26-12 Bayonne
Dave Cherry and Sam Skinner are on for Edinburgh, as Sean Everitt turns to his bench.
Ewan Ashman and Grant Gilchrist make way.
Duhan van der Merwe
It's raining tries in the Scottish capital.
Ross Thompson and Ali Price carve open the Bayonne defence straight down the middle, and Duhan van der Merwe comes off his wing to get involved.
Price finds the big man, and he has the simplest of finishes under the posts.
Ross Thompson chips over the conversion.
Baptiste Germain
Bayonne won't go quietly.
Aurelien Callandret runs a great line, punches a hole and selflessly offloads to scrum-half Baptiste Germain in support.
The conversion is good.
Darcy Graham
The standout player tonight strikes to re-establish Edinburgh's cushion.
Darcy Graham puts Wes Goosen through a hole with a cleverly delayed pass, but doesn't stand and admire his work.
The Scotland winger goes after Goosen, and receives a return pass that allows him to race under the posts.
Ross Thompson does the rest off the tee.
Image source, SNSLucas Martin
It's been coming.
Bayonne safely take a lineout just five metres out, set up a rolling maul and march their way to the line.
Hooker Lucas Martin is the man to dot down, before Camille Lopez misses the conversion attempt.
Edinburgh 12-0 Bayonne
Edinburgh need a big defensive set here.
Bayonne win a penalty after the home side stray offside, and Grant Gilchrist is issued an official warning about discipline by referee Morne Ferreira.
Edinburgh 12-0 Bayonne
Camille Lopez gets us back under way with a short kick-off that Edinburgh claim safely.
However, Ali Price's box-kick is laboured and Bayonne charge it down. They are now into the hosts' 22 and on the attack...
