Munster Try
Carbery gets over in the last play of the game to seal the Munster win.
Carbery gets over in the last play of the game to seal the Munster win.
Another break from the men in red, but this time the ball goes into touch for an Edinburgh lineout.
Jaco is almost away after intercepting a wayward pass, but we’ll come back for an Edinburgh put in on our 10 metre line.
Replacing try scorer Jamie Ritchie.
Munster marching down field.
Munster hold firm at the maul, and will clear to outside the 22.
We go to the corner!
Great work at the breakdown forces a Munster penalty. We clear our lines.
Close to another score for the Irishmen, but Bennett does well to hold up the onrushing Salanoa.
The kick chase is offside. Munster into our territory again.
Carbery continues to be perfect from the tee.
Very scrappy at the minute. Munster win a penalty, and will have a shot at goal.
We win the penalty at the scrum this time, with WP driving through the visitors pack! Blair kicks forward forward for an Edinburgh lineout just outside the Munster 22.
The lineout is squint! We take the scrum on our 22.
Carbery puts Munster into our territory.
Growing back into the game, as Bennett releases Goosen down the wing. Munster scramble back and exit, with Edinburgh knocking on the high ball. Munster put in on half way.
Replacing Jamie Hodgson
There’s a mix up and Munster almost break through to score, but lose the ball forward. Our scrum in the 22.
Gavin Coombes powers over to extend the visitors lead. Extras added.
Munster are deep into our territory once more.
Tom Cruse replaces Paddy Harrison for his first Edinburgh appearance.
The visitors are throwing everything at us, but Mark Bennett gets over the ball top stop the attack. Blair clears to the 50.
Nothing more than a penalty, but Munster go on the attack again.
Ref is having a look at a high shot from Boan Venter.
Lang on in his place while he receives his assessment.
Winger Calvin Nash cuts through to score under the posts to put the visitors in the lead for the first time. Extras added.
Joey Carbery kicks things off for the second half.
WP Nel on for de Bruin, Venter on for Schoeman.
Munster cut the deficit through Rory Scannell. Carbery with the extras to end the half.
We spill the lineout. Need to hold out here.
The visitors look to hit back immediately, and put us on the back foot with a low kick into our 22. Big exit needed here.
What a finish! We finally make the pressure count, and it’s co-captain Jamie Ritchie who wriggles over to score after an arching run from Kinghorn.
Kinghorn misses from wide.
Munster managing to clear their lines, but we keep on coming. Our lineout just outside the 22
The sweet prince is having some game. It’s beautiful hands to get Blair away. He stabs through and forces a Munster knock-on. Our scrum on the 22.
We lose the ball forward and Munster chip the ball clear through Carbery. Our lineout on half way again.
The visitors think they’ve claimed the ball after some kick tennis, but the jackaller is off his feet. Our lineout on the Munster 22!
The visitors have the lineout in their 22 and will look to exit
The wee man has taken a nasty one to the knee. Jaco replaces the try scorer.
Darcy is walking, hopefully not too serious.
Craig Casey darts over after the Munster maul does the damage.
Carbery adds the extras.
We give away a penalty at the maul. Munster go to the corner.
Nearly a very clever kick from Blair, but it’s out on the full. Munster lineout on half way.
It’s Jamie Ritchie with the clearing kick… it doesn’t go particularly far, but Zebo drops it in the air. Our scrum just inside the 22.
Munster regather the kick-off and start a dangerous looking attack, but we hold firm and force a knock on.
LET’S GO!!! The man is rapid. Graham intercepts a loose pass form Carbery and turns on the afterburners to score in the corner. That is delightful. Can-can on full blast. Love it.
Kinghorn hits the post from out wide.
The visitors defence holds firm, winning a breakdown penalty after nice breaks from Bennett and Goosen. Red lineout on the 50.
Vellacott darts down the blindside, but is tackled into touch just short of the line! Munster lineout on their own 5 metre line.
Kinghorn boots us forward, our lineout inside the Munster 22.
We lose the ball at the lineout, but regain the ball from the Munster exit and attack again from half way
Huge nudge from the big men! BK kicks us into Munster territory.
The visitors lose the ball in contact, our put in on half-way.
WHAT A START!! It’s the sweet prince! Luke Crosbie makes a brilliant break, before offloading to Chris Dean who rounds the last man to dot down.
Blair adds the extras.
Blair Kinghorn gets us underway! Come on Edinburgh!!
We are calling on fans to turn out in tartan tonight as the club celebrates the life of Doddie Weir OBE.
Supporters are encouraged to wear tartan garments – particularly those of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation itself – to bring colour to the match, where a moment’s applause will be held in his memory before kick-off.
Club ‘Blue Crew’ volunteers will be on stand-by at the ‘Oor Doddie’ statue at the south-west corner of BT Murrayfield Stadium, handing out Doddie Weir tartan headbands when evidence (i.e., a screenshot) of a confirmed donation to the foundation is shown. Find out more here.
We’re back home and ready to welcome you all to the DAM this evening. There are still some tickets remain for this evening: bit.ly/3AnQmiM
Unfortunately, due to ongoing events being held on the BT Murrayfield estate that weekend the Supporters Clubhouse located in the Thistle Suite will not be in operation pre or post-match.
With the annual ‘Glitterfest Christmas Party’ using both the Thistle Suite and Up and Under, and a separate event taking place in the Rowan Suite, all spaces are in use on this occasion.
The club apologises to supporters for any inconvenience caused and the Supporters Clubhouse will be back in operation (pre-match only due to Glitterfest) at Castres on Saturday 17 December.
With this in mind, the club is ensuring that the DAM Health Stadium Fan Zone has plenty on the go to keep supporters of all ages entertained ahead of a massive night of rugby in the capital.
Live performance from BLEEKER
Edinburgh’s favourite double act return to the DAM Health Stadium Fan Zone for a live pre-match show.
Grab a beer, take a seat and sing along to some classics!
Live player Q&A
Following BLEEKER’s performance, we’ll have a live on-stage Q&A with a non-playing Edinburgh player.
Make sure you stick around and get your questions in!
Signing and selfie session in the Scottish Rugby Store
Drop by the Scottish Rugby Store pre-match for the chance to meet some of your Edinburgh Rugby heroes.
We’ll have a pre-match signing and selfies session, while fans can get their hands on the recently launched 150th anniversary 1872 Cup kit.
Sick Kids Christmas present ‘drop off points’
We’ll have two present ‘drop-off points’ situated at both entrances to the ground meaning supporters can donate gifts for the team’s annual visit to the Edinburgh Sick Kids.
Our friendly ‘blue crew’ will be on hand to take your kind donations on entering the stadium.
Uhuru Rum truck unveiled
The club’s Official Rum Partner – Uhuru Rum – have been working on something special for this match…
Get ready for the Uhuru Rum Truck, your one stop shop for a whole range of delicious rum cocktails!
Flag hand outs
Our non-playing players will be in the DAM Health Stadium Fan Zone to hand our brand new burnt orange club flags.
Say hello, grab a selfie and make sure you pick one up to cheer on the boys!
Scottish Building Society community stand
Our friends at Scottish Building Society will once again be running the community stand located in the DAM Health Stadium Fan Zone.
We’ll have a non-playing player helping out – so drop by and take part in some brilliant rugby activities!
80:00 Second Half End
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40:00 First Half End
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Kick-off 7:35 pm