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Edinburgh scrum-half Ali Price has also been talking to Premier Sports:

"I was quite fun to be involved in. It was about sticking to task, and we did that.

"Eventually we turned pressure into points and got the result we were after. We kept at it and eventually the chances came."

Edinburgh captain Grant Gilchrist tells Premier Sports:

"One game can't define us. Two weeks ago people were questioning our character, so we're going to prove people wrong every weekend.

"If we had been more clinical and our breakdown better we should have had two or three tries in that first half. We stuck to task and ground it out, that's as pleasing as cutting a team open because it shows character.

"If we can generate quick ball and get our backs space, these guys are going to score tries. When we are at home, we want five points."

A hard-fought win for Edinburgh to back up last week's victory over Stormers.

Ben Muncaster thinks he's gone over in the corner, but the flanker's foot was clearly in touch.

Two-and-a-half minutes left in the Scottish capital.

Edinburgh are still pushing for a bonus-point try.

Another Cardiff indiscretion sees Josh McNally yellow carded.

Edinburgh come again...

Another penalty goes Edinburgh's way.

Ewan Ashman prepares to throw in a lineout five metres out.

Edinburgh are starting to take real control.

They win a scrum penalty and kick into Cardiff territory in search of a bonus-point try.

Ali Price inexplicably puts a box-kick out on the full before Cardiff overthrow the lineout.

Error follows error.

The penalty goes Edinburgh's way, and Ross Thompson kicks to the corner.

Callum Sheedy is warned about Cardiff's collective discipline.

Ali Price darts down the short side off the back of a ruck and takes Edinburgh into the Cardiff 22.

The visitors need another big defensive effort here.

Callum Sheedy splits the posts off the tee after Cardiff win a penalty, and it's a two-point game.

Duhan van der Merwe just drags down Evan Lloyd short of the line after a brilliant run from Cardiff's replacement hooker.

He broke from inside his own half and made 70m after fending off Ali Price, leaving backs in his wake - what a run!

Cardiff can't convert though and the players pause for a breather after Ross Thompson boots to touch.

Edinburgh are deemed to have bundled Aled Davies into touch despite replays appearing to show he got the ball away before he was dragged over the line.

Still, the hosts clear their lines.

Wes Goosen fumbles a high kick under no pressure and Cardiff are gifted territory.

They will have a scrum just outside the Edinburgh 22.