Edinburgh 24 Castres 22

Castres 21 Edinburgh 16

Rob Moffat has made four changes to Edinburgh’s starting line-up for the trip to Connacht in the Magner’s League tomorrow..

Edinburgh 24 Scarlets 20

Nathan Hines and Alasdair Strokosch today handed Scotland a much-needed fitness boost ahead of next Saturday’s RBS 6 Nations game in Italy.

Scotland lock Jim Hamilton will make his long-awaited comeback from injury on Saturday after being named today in the Edinburgh side for the Greaves Sports 1872 Cup decider.

ROB MOFFAT welcomes back leading points scorer Chris Paterson into Edinburgh’s starting line-up for the visit of champions Munster to Murrayfield tomorrow night.

Ospreys 30 Edinburgh 32

Edinburgh 27 Leinster 16

Edinburgh 27 Leinster 16

Scotland international lock Jim Hamilton makes a return to the Edinbrugh side to take on Leinster in the Magner’s League at Murrayfield tomorrow night.

Edinburgh 16 Cardiff 3

Two weeks ago, Simon Danielli had virtually written off his chances of playing in this year’s RBS 6 Nations.

Scotland 13 Wales 26

Scotland 3 Wales 16

Frank Hadden today insisted Phil Godman could handle the pressure of kicking goals for Scotland after gambling on leaving Chris Paterson out of the RBS 6 Nations opener against Wales.

Edinburgh prop Geoff Cross was today handed his Scotland debut for the RBS Six Nations opener against Wales after Euan Murray failed to recover from injury.

Leinster 12 Edinburgh 3

Prop Kyle Traynor is poised to make his first ever start for Edinburgh in the Heineken Cup at Leinster at the RDS on Sunday afternoon (25 January, kick off 7.30pm).

Frank Hadden has handed a maiden call-up to Glasgow starlet Ruaridh Jackson for the RBS 6 Nations opener against Wales.

Edinburgh 32 Castres 14

Openside Roddy Grant will make his debut on Friday night as Edinburgh look for their fourth straight win at Murrayfield in the Magner's League when Ulster come to town.

Scotland have been forced into four changes for Saturday’s third and final autumn Test against Canada at Pittodrie.

Scotland have kept it in the family with the one enforced change from the team which lost to New Zealand for Saturday’s visit of world champions South Africa.

Scotland head coach Frank Hadden has made seven changes to the side which started against Argentina in the team’s last Test ahead of Saturday’s Murrayfield meeting with New Zealand.

Connacht 14 Edinburgh 27

Simon Webster makes his return to the Edinburgh first-team for Saturday's opening Heineken Cup match against Leinster at Murrayfield.

Edinburgh 15 Munster 20

Edinburgh coach Andy Robinson has been able to name eleven Scotland internationals in his side to play Munster on the opening night of the Magners League at Murrayfield on Friday (7.30pm).

Munster has announced its team to face Edinburgh in Friday's Magners League opener at Murrayfield (kicks off at 7.30pm).

Scotland coach Frank Hadden has dropped stand-off Dan Parks as one of four changes to his starting line-up for the second Test against Argentina.

Edinburgh 0 Cardiff Blues 20

Edinburgh 38 Connacht 8

Scotland captain Mike Blair and Alistair Hogg return to competitive action on Friday evening (21 March, kick off 7.30pm) for the Magners League home match against Connacht at Murrayfield.

FRANCE head coach Marc Lievremont’s revolving door policy continued yesterday when he named three uncapped players in his starting XV for Sunday’s RBS Six Nations Championship clash with Italy.

SCOTLAND coach Frank Hadden found the scoreline in the 34-13 defeat by Ireland hard to accept after his side had dominated possession in the opening quarter of the RBS 6 Nations game.

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan acclaimed the finishing that underpinned the 34-13 RBS 6 Nations victory over Scotland at Croke Park today.

Ireland 34 Scotland 13

Two teams with a lot to prove are set met at Croke Park for their third RBS 6 Nations games of the season today.

SIMON WEBSTER insists he is comfortable with the prospect of going up against Brian O’Driscoll when he takes on the role of outside centre in Scotland’s RBS Six Nations clash against Ireland at Croke Park today.

Simon Webster insists he is comfortable with the prospect of going up against Brian O’Driscoll when he takes on the role of outside centre in Scotland’s RBS 6 Nations clash against Ireland at Croke Park tomorrow.

THE MORE you distance yourself from the events of Stade de France 10 days ago, the more the feeling grows that the opportunity for an all-too-rare victory in the French capital was spurned.

Scotland coach Frank Hadden has no qualms about nominating Edinburgh scrum-half Mike Blair as his captain in place of the injured Jason White in the RBS 6 Nations against Ireland.

Scotland have been dealt a blow ahead of their RBS 6 Nations Championship match against Ireland after skipper Jason White was ruled out with concussion.