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Tom Jordan's conversion of Gabriel Oghre's try is the last action of a half that couldn't have gone much better for Bristol.

At 14-0 down Pau actually enjoyed a good spell but they couldn't get over the line - the Bears have shown them how to do that and then some.

Keeping the TMO busy tonight aren't we!

This time it's Joe Batley who thinks he has the Bears' bonus point score.

But has he?

The referee says the on-field decision is no try and there is no clear evidence in the replays to overturn that call so it won't count.

It's a great attempt at the finish by Bears sub Josh Carrington but is he in touch?

Yes he does get tackled into touch as he reaches to score.

Carrington has come on for young Welsh winger Aidan Boshoff who is undergoing a head injury assessment.

Another half-chance for the visitors as they take an interception but fortunately for Bristol there are players back to make the tackle.

Pau have definitely had the better of the past ten minutes but don't have anything to show for it so far.

It's inventive attacking play from Pau but Thomas Jolmes' pass as he tries to get his team-mate away drifts forward and Bristol escape.

After recovering from those two early tries Pau are building up a head of steam and win another penalty in Bristol territory.

It's kickable but Pau send it to the corner.

Better from Pau as wing Thomas Carol - who has looked lively - makes a half-break before being brought down.

Ex-Wasps and Gloucester scrum-half Dan Robson knocks-on at the breakdown though.

Good reaction from Pau and they earn a penalty that they can send to the corner.

But Bristol disrupt the line-out and will have the scrum down on their own five metre line.

Under way at Ashton Gate.

Bristol: Elizalde; Ravouvou, Van Rensburg, Williams, Boshoff; Jordan, Marmion; Genge, Oghre, Chawatama, Rubiolo, Batley, Owen, B Grondona, Harding.

Replacements: Thacker, Woolmore, Halliwell, S Grondona, Ivanishvili, Wolstenholme, Worsley, Carrington.

Pau: Luc; Grandidier Nkanang, Brau-Boirie, Valentino, Carol; Mondinat, Robson; Bibi Biziwu, Rey, Tokolahi, Jolmes, Capelli, Kpoku, Paul, Tuipulotu.

Replacements: Delhommel, Seneca, Zabala Arrieta, Picquette, Credoz, Souverbie, Decron, Hewat.

A couple of changes to the previously advertised Bristol Bears side for today's game...

Louis Rees-Zammit has been ruled out with a calf injury so Benjamin Elizalde is in at full-back, while Max Lahiff is also injured so he drops off the bench and Jimmy Halliwell takes his place.

Bristol narrowly beat Scarlets by a single point in their opening pool fixture last weekend.

The Bears are in the same group as last season's finalists - Northampton and defending champions Bordeaux Begles - and those two sides have a maximum 10 points from their first two games.

A much-changed Edinburgh side shipped five tries in a 33-0 Champions Cup drubbing by Castres.

Head coach Sean Everitt made 11 changes from the side that started last weekend's impressive home victory against Toulon as he prioritised the forthcoming 1872 Cup derbies with Glasgow Warriors.

And Edinburgh were unable to replicate that level of performance in their second match of the competition.

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Harlequins ran in 10 tries in a comprehensive 68-14 victory against Bayonne at Twickenham Stoop.

Marcus Smith kicked 18 points and showed his creative class once more as Quins got their first win of this year's pool phase.

And there was a conga from the Bayonne fans.