Referee Peter Fitzgibbon sounds his whistle bringing this tightly fought second 40 minutes of rugby to a close. It's Edinburgh that pick up that much deserved four point win. Perhaps the two missed chances in the first half may have sealed that bonus point win, but nonetheless, Edinburgh pick up their first home win of the season. Disappointment for Dragons' as they leave pointless, but will be able to take some positives from the game having looked threatening at certain stages of the second half. Stand-out performances from openside flanker and man of the match Hamish Watson, closely followed by Tim Visser and Tom Heathcote proved crucial in separating the sides.

But that wraps up Ultimate Rugby's coverage of this Round 6 clash between Edinburgh and Newport Gwent Dragons at Murrayfield. Hope you all enjoyed it!

A closer inspection of the play shows an Edinburgh knock-on and a subsequent 'No Try' is the decision made.

Try - yes or no? A delightful break from Tom Heathcote splits the Dragons' defence open. Edinburgh captain Mike Coman gathers the resulting offload to touch the ball against the base of the posts. We wait on the TMO

The Dragons' are beginning to string some impressive passages of play together, but yet again let down by handling errors.

Edinburgh penalised for not rolling away. Dragons kick for the corner.

Heathcote is successful with the attempt and regains the 14 point lead.

Penalty to Edinburgh at the breakdown due to Dragons' failings in rolling away. Straight in front of the posts, Edinburgh choose to go for the posts.

Edinburgh are penalised at the breakdown for slowing the ball down, giving Dragons a penalty just outside the host's 22. Angus O'Brien makes no mistake with the kick at goal and closes the gap to 11 points. 21-10.

TRY! Relentless pressure from the lineout sucks in the Dragons' pressure. Edinburgh spread the ball wide to Dougie Fife who runs unopposed over the Dragons' try line.

Heathcote misses the subsequent conversion and the scores remain at 21-7.

Elliott Dee penalised once again for coming in the side of the ruck. Edinburgh choose to go for the corner. Edinburgh lineout 5m out.