We are back under way in the Scottish capital.

Edinburgh fans, do you back your team to turn this around? Hit those thumbs.

Edinburgh are wearing a lovely kit this evening to commemorate their first ever European match, against Bath 30 years ago.

Here it is modelled by Darcy Graham.

Image source, SNS

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports

It looks like a game that will be tight to the end, but it also feels like there will be try-scoring opportunities.

Being at home, Edinburgh will hope to capitalise on those chances.

The sides head off for a breather after a tight first half.

The lack of scoring doesn't necessarily reflect the quality on show. All to play for after the break.

Another penalty in kicking range goes Edinburgh's way and this time they do kick at goal.

James Grayson splits the posts and Edinburgh narrow the deficit to three.

Darcy Graham is growing into the contest on his return to action.

The Scotland star twice gets open field to run into and makes good yards, but on the second occasion, his international teammate Ben White drags him down and knocks the ball from his grasp.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

Twice Edinburgh have been banging at the Toulon tryline and twice they have come away with zero points.

The French goal-line defence has been immense, but Edinburgh need to start making more of their opportunities.

Moments later, Edinburgh pinch a Toulon lineout and go for the line, but the hosts are held up.

Toulon are defending brilliantly.

Just as they did earlier in the half, Edinburgh get within touching distance of the line but can't convert.

Ewan Ashman crashes into contact but gets wrapped up and the visitors celebrate winning a crucial penalty.

High fives among the Edinburgh players as they win a penalty at the breakdown.

Again they turn down the points on offer and go to the corner.

Toulon extend their lead through the boot of full-back Malvyn Jaminet.

This time Edinburgh get the ball out of the scrum, but Toulon centre Jeremy Sinzelle puts in a brilliant tackle on Mosese Tuipulotu and forces a knock-on.

After several reset scrums, referee Ben Breakspear has a word with both packs.

There was the threat of a yellow card in there.

Toulon cynically slow the ball down at the breakdown and Edinburgh have a penalty, which they take quickly.

The ball is then deemed to be unplayable at the ruck and the home side are given a scrum 5m out.

Edinburgh spring to life in attack for the first time and burst into the Toulon 22.

It's brilliant stuff, but can they finish it off?

Here come Toulon again, but once again Edinburgh are equal to the task in defence and turn it over.

The hosts can't get out though and eventually scrum-half Hector Patterson kicks to touch.

Sean Everitt's side need a spell of possession and territory - they can't keep this up all game.

Toulon pile forwards again, but Freddy Douglas does what he does best and gets over the ball to win Edinburgh a vital penalty.

Superb work from the young flanker.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

Toulon look like they fancy it tonight.

Edinburgh haven't got much joy out of this Toulon defence in the opening stages.

They will be glad they only trail by three.