It was a brilliant effort in the corner from Fijian wing Apete Narogo - who comes from a sevens background - but he loses control of the ball short of the line.

Edinburgh have a scrum 5m out from their own line.

Toulon think they've scored the first try of the night, but the officials want a second look.

The decision on the field is no try.

Edinburgh try to run it from their own 22 after turning over possession, but Malelili Satala is wrapped up and Toulon win a penalty.

Malvyn Jaminey boots it over the posts and the stand behind to give the French side an early lead.

Scotland scrum-half Ben White dinks a lovely little kick in behind the Edinburgh defence, which dribbles out for a lineout to the hosts inside their own 22.

It's overthrown and claimed by Toulon - big chance early on...

Away we go.

There is an impeccably observed minute's silence at Hive Stadium to mark the incredibly sad death of Johannesburg Lions' lock Hyron Andrews.

He was just 31.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

Let's see if the Edinburgh bandwagon can keep on rolling tonight against French giants Toulon.

It's been a really heartening start to the campaign for Sean Everitt's side with three straight wins in the URC to put them top of the table.

Tonight will pose a different challenge, with interesting individual battles all over the pitch.

I'm particularly looking forward to seeing the dual between the two scrum-halves - Hector Patterson and Ben White.

The Toulon number nine has been Scotland's undisputed leading scrum-half for a couple of years now, and White's class has been a key component to some of the national team's best performances in recent times.

Patterson has looked electric at the start of the season and many see him as the long-term successor to White in the Scotland nine jersey, so it will be fascinating to see how he performs against White this evening.

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Darcy Graham makes a surprise early return to action for Edinburgh this evening

The British and Irish Lions winger has made a quicker-than-expected recovery after tearing a bicep in September, having been initially ruled out until Christmas.

It is a timely return for the 29-year-old, who will be hoping to force his way into Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend's plans for next month's Nations Championship fixtures against New Zealand, Australia and Japan.

Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt has made one other change to the starting XV following last week's 29-12 United Rugby Championship win against Zebre, with flanker Tom Currie set to make his first start of the season.

Additionally, Scotland second-row Grant Gilchrist has recovered from injury and hopes to make his first appearance of the season off the bench.

Edinburgh: Piers O'Conor, Malelili Satala, Matt Currie, Mosese Tuipulotu, Darcy Graham, James Grayson, Hector Patterson; Pierre Schoeman, Ewan Ashman, Ollie Blyth-Lafferty, Callum Hunter-Hill, Glen Young, Tom Currie, Freddy Douglas, Magnus Bradbury.

Replacements: Jerry Blyth-Lafferty, Jamie Stewart, Paul Hill, Grant Gilchrist, Euan McVie, Conor McAlpine, Geordie Gwynn, Rory McHaffie.

Toulon: Malvyn Jaminet, Seta Tuicuvu, Antoine Frisch, Jeremy Sinzelle, Apete Narogo, Mateo Garcia, Ben White; Jean-Baptiste Gros, Gianmarco Lucchesi, Beka Gigashvili, Swan Rebbadj, Corentin Mezou, Zach Mercer, Estaban Abadie, Patrick Tuifua.

Replacements: Teddy Baubigny, Samuel Jean-Christophe, Owen Sorhaindo, Luciano Asevedo, Lewis Ludlam, Joe Quere Karaba, Baptiste Serin, Luka Keletaona.

Good evening everyone and welcome to our coverage of Edinburgh's Challenge Cup opener against Toulon.

Kick-off is just 10 minutes away so let's have a look at the teams.