That is all from us after an action-packed day of European Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

Edinburgh progressed to the last four after outscoring Bulls by two penalties to win 34-28.

They will face Gloucester or Bath – who play on Sunday evening – on the weekend of 2-4 May at Hive Stadium for a place in the final.

A missed conversion proves crucial as Ospreys were dumped out of Europe after a 20-18 loss against Lyon.

In Galway, Connacht were beaten by Racing 92 after a pulsating game in which eight of the 11 tries were scored in the first half.

We will be back tomorrow with coverage of the Gloucester v Bath game.

See you then, but for now goodnight.

Player-of-the-match Nolann Le Garrec speaks to Premier Sports after his two-try perfomance in this evenings win.

"It was a tough game in the conditions particularly the wind which we played against in the first half.

"Yes im pleased (with my own perfomance), but more so with the performance of the team.

"I am happy for the group and we have a semi to look forward to now."

It is all over at the Dexcom.

Connacht are out of Europe. They played most of the game against 14 men and briefly 13 men late on, but made too many errors in possession.

11 tries overall tells the tale of an enthralling game and that is a huge opportunity gone for the westerners to grab a semi-final place.

But Connacht knock-on. Scrum Racing and that will be that unless Connacht turnover.

TMO check on a clear out from Owen Farrell with no use of the arms, and his game is over.

Nolann Le Garrec awarded player of the match and few would complain about that decision.

Connacht win a turnover from the resulting lineout maul.

They are only five metres out from their own line but they will be hoping for some clear ball at this scrum.

But straight away Connacht concede a penalty on their own 22.

Racing kick into the corner.

Racing come away from the lineout and clear.

Cian Prendergast collects just inside his own half and strangely opts to kick but the ball flies straight into touch.

Pressure does funny things to people.

Substitute Paul Boyle injects some real pace into a Connacht attack there as he bursts clear up to the halfway line.

Mack Hansen then decides to kick into touch near the 22.

Wow Nolann Le Garrec misses a penalty.

Oh dear.

Now it is Cathal Forde who does his impression of juggling a hot potato as the ball falls forward and onto the ground.

No mistake fro the scrum-half and Connacht must score in the next couple of minutes you feel, but so far they look short of ideas.

Connacht illegally sack the Racing maul and the visitors call for a kick at goal.

Lions head coach Andy Farrell, who is dad of Racing 92's Owen Farrell, is in attendance in Galway this evening.

He picked a good game to watch!

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Hooker Dylan Tierney-Martin wins a super penalty turnover and Connacht kick to touch.

However, they mix up in midfield and knock the ball on and the ball ends up getting kicked deep into the hosts territory.

Mack Hansen looking a little "hobbly" in the backline.

It looks like fro our poll most of you fancy a Racing 92 win here, will that be the case?

Connacht must stop unenforced errors, but they now do have a free-kick outside their own 22.

Le Garrec is now on kicking duties and makes no mistake.

Connacht need to score next