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Pool 2 result: Much-changed Edinburgh side beaten 33-0 by Castres
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Steve Mather and Phil Cartwright
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76 mins
Castres 33-0 Edinburgh
Another injury for Edinburgh, who have sustained a couple of knocks today. Substitute Wes Goosen has limped off, with Matt Currie - who has just returned to fitness after a bad bout of vertigo - coming back on.
Converted try Castres 33-5 EDINBURGHpublished at 76 mins
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Ben Vellacott
Something to sing about for the travelling Edinburgh fans.
There's a loose ball after a tackle on Jack Goodhue and Ben Vellacott hacks on. He scampers onto the ball which bounces kindly and pops to Ewan Ashman who is on his shoulder to score under the sticks.
Converted try Castres 33-0 Edinburghpublished at 63 mins
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Vilimoni Botitu
A quickfire double for Castres, who look likely to fill their boots here.
This time it comes down the right, and one missed tackle allows them to pour forward as Botitu plays the one-two with sub Vuate Karawalevu, and then canters over.
Converted try: Harlequins 56-14 Bayonnepublished at 68 mins
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Sam Riley (con: Smith)
Two tries in two minutes for Sam Riley and it's the half-century for the hosts.
This much-changed travelling Bayonne team is looking ragged and it depends how hard Quins want to push which will decide how many points they score now.
It was over as a contest a while ago it's just stacking up points now.
Here's a silver lining on a tough day for Edinburgh.
Conor Boyle is on, coming off the bench, for his first appearance since 20 April 2024 after a horrendous knee injury. That's 603 days for those counting.
Converted try Castres 19-0 Edinburghpublished at 54 mins
54 mins
Tyler Ardron
Castres' third-try comes, and it comes gift-wrapped from Edinburgh.
Ewan Ashman lobs a throw over his jumper on the Edinburgh 5m line and openside flanker Ardron can barely believe his luck, snaffling it up and diving over the line.
Pierre Popelin's kick is a good one. That'll be hard to come back from.