Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales

Ospreys have been a bit pragmatic and are feeling their way into the game.

One of the main emphasis this week from Ospreys will be to try and keep the ball in play.

An early knock-on by Jack Walsh inside the Ospreys' 22 gives Lyon the first real attacking opportunity of the game.

Lyon get us under way in south Wales, who will book their place in the semi-finals?

Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales

This is a great opportunity.

These are two teams who really want to attack and I am expecting a lot of of tries this evening.

Hopefully Ospreys will come out on top.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Swansea.com Stadium.

Welsh rugby desperately needs a good news story following the latest saga in the soap opera, with Cardiff being taken over by the Welsh Rugby Union this week after the Arms Park side temporarily fell into administration.

Ospreys reaching a first European semi-final in their 22-year history would be something to cheer about.

In case you missed the game earlier, Edinburgh held off a second-half fightback from the Bulls to secure a home semi-final in the European Challenge Cup.

Who will join them, Ospreys or Lyon?

You can read the match report here.

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Lyon make nine changes, including seven in their pack where only prop Hamza Kaabeche remains.

Scrum-half Charlie Kassang and wing Ethan Dumortier also come into the side.

Lyon, currently seventh in France's Top14 league, also finished second in their pool and won this competition back in 2022.

Lyon: Alexandre Tchaptchet; Vincent Rattez, Josiah Maraku, Theo Millet, Ethan Dumortier; Leo Berdeu, Charlie Cassang; Wayan De Benedittis, Sam Matavesi, Hamza Kaabeche, Felix Lambey (capt), Alban Roussel, Steeve Blanc-Mappaz, Beka Shvangiradze, Maxime Gouzou.

Replacements: Guillaume Marchand, Sebastien Taofifenua, Valentin Simutoga, Mickael Guillard, Theo William, Dylan Cretin, Baptiste Couilloud, Alfred Parisien.

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Head coach Mark Jones has made just one change to his starting XV as Ospreys look to make history in the European Challenge Cup.

Wales scrum-half Kieran Hardy returns to face Lyon this evening, as Ospreys bid to reach a European semi-final for the first time.

Hardy sat out last Sunday's last-16 win against Scarlets, during which influential number nine Reuben Morgan-Williams suffered a head injury.

Morgan-Williams has been deemed fit to be on the bench for the quarter-final, with his second-half replacement last weekend, Luke Davies, the player dropping out of Ospreys' match-day 23.

Ospreys: Jack Walsh; Dan Kasende, Evardi Boshoff, Keiran Williams, Keelan Giles; Dan Edwards, Kieran Hardy; Gareth Thomas, Dewi Lake, Tom Botha, Rhys Davies, Adam Beard, Jac Morgan (capt), Justin Tipuric, Morgan Morris.

Replacements: George McGuigan, Garyn Phillips, Ben Warren, James Fender, Morgan Morse, Reuben Morgan-Williams, Owen Williams, Iestyn Hopkins.

Welcome back to today's live coverage of the European Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

Edinburgh narrowly beat Bulls in today's opening game, and now we are in south Wales as Ospreys welcome Lyon to the Swansea.com Stadium.

The game is a few moments away, but let's quickly bring you up to speed with the two teams.

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That's all from the Scottish capital, but the quarter-finals aren't over of course.

We'll be keeping an eye on Bath v Gloucester, the winner of which travels to Edinburgh.

This live will resume with Ospreys against Lyon later this evening.

Goodbye!

It was a mammoth effort from the Edinburgh number eight.

The whole home back row had to deliver a big performance and they did, Jamie Ritchie especially, but Bradbury's hard work and first-half try tipped it over the edge.

A word too for Ben Muncaster, who slotted in seamlessly after coming on.

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John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

It was a nail-biter. We expected the Bulls to come back and have a spell.

Edinburgh made it hard for themselves, but the quality of the Bulls bench - Canan Moodie, Marco van Staden - made a big difference.

Neither team took control right until the end. It was a brilliant contest.

Physical, attritional, fast. Edinburgh will be very happy with that.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports

It had everything, absolutely everything. Fantastic attack, gritty hard defence.

Controversy, penalty tires, yellow cards, potential red cards.

The main thing it had was huge commitment from both squads. Every individual gave it everything. Some huge performances.

From 31-7 up, Edinburgh hang on to win it 34-28. They know how to do it the hard way.

Edinburgh will host the winner of Bath v Gloucester at the Hive.

Pierre Schoeman is over the ball in the ruck! Edinburgh think they've won it!

THEY HAVE! EDINBURGH ARE THROUGH TO THE SEMI-FINALS!

The kick is poor and the Bulls aren't even in the 22m! The throw is good though, and the Bulls will go again.

The clock is red - this needs to be perfect.

The maul rumbles over the halfway line and the Bulls have the penalty advantage!

They're up to the edge of the 22m line, it's knocked on, but we'll come back.

The tension in here is palpable. I'm sweating just writing this.

Johan Goosen kicks the ball hiiiigh into the sky and Wes Goosen totally loses the ball in the air.

He eventually gathers but he's then mooshed. Ali Price clears with a box kick and it's a good one.

The Bulls have it near the half way line, with about 90 seconds left.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

A massive last few minutes in Edinburgh's season.

Can they see this out?