The visiting Georgian professional side came out on top 0-38 in a physical encounter with the combined U23 intercity outfit (supported by a few overage players), scoring six tries to claim a deserved win. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow were able to give valuable game time to a number of youngsters, who gained plenty of experience going up against a strong squad containing Georgian internationalists with Rugby World Cup experience. Edinburgh Rugby wishes Black Lion and its players and staff the very best for the rest of their UK tour. Edinburgh/Glasgow combined line-up 15. Fergus Watson (Glasgow) 1 ..read more

Don’t miss out on a big one at Hive Stadium as Sean Everitt’s side face reigning league Champions Munster under the Friday night lights (17 May, kick-off 7.35pm). Tickets are expected to sell quickly for this Fan Appreciation Night clash and with the race for the play-offs heating up, every point is crucial as Edinburgh Rugby target post-season rugby and a place in next season’s Investec Champions Cup. Get ready to bring the noise and help us make Hive Stadium a fortress in a match which could see a number players play their last home game in the capital. GET YOUR MUNSTER TICKETS HERE!   ..read more

With four teams and nearly 100 participants involved, there were plenty of smiles as Edinburgh Inclusive Rugby Team, Ayrshire Clan, Strathmore Clan and Fife Clan went head-to-head before settling in for a night of BKT United Rugby Championship action. It was a capital double on the night as Edinburgh Inclusive Rugby Team and Edinburgh Rugby both claimed big wins, with the inclusive side crowned champions during a half-time lap of honour and trophy presentation. Scottish Building Society Chief Executive Officer Paul Denton was on hand to present the winning side with a trophy before the victori ..read more

The club will roll out the red carpet for supporters, partners and players at a three-course, black-tie dinner, with the event once again held at the prestigious EICC for a third straight year. The event gives supporters the chance to join a night of celebration, speeches, dining, and dancing, as the club looks back on the campaign in style and recognises the achievements of the squad, while saying farewell to any of those retiring or heading to pastures new. Joining the event and included in the awards for the first time are the Edinburgh Rugby women’s players and coaches, after their introdu ..read more

Bradbury, 28, makes the move back from Bristol Bears whom he joined in 2022. The back-row previously spent eight years in the Scottish capital, a period in which he developed from academy graduate to the club’s 36th centurion. The number 8 picked up Bristol Bears Players’ Player of the Season in his debut campaign and has been almost ever-present for the West Country club since making the move to Ashton Gate two years ago. Bradbury has been in fine form for Bristol this season, scoring nine tries while starting all 19 of the side’s domestic and European fixtures, including ..read more

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The visitors led at the break as they sought a first win outside of Wales for 15 months before Edinburgh moved up through the gears in the second half to win comfortably. The victory lifts Sean Everitt’s side into eighth place although, with three other sides also on 39 points, still with work to do before a play-off place can be confirmed. Scarlets, already out of post-season contention, landed the first score of an eventful contest after pinching an Edinburgh line-out. The forwards took them close to the line before Vaea Fifita made a one-handed pass to Tom Rogers who scored in the corner, w ..read more

Eventual FOSOC Player of the Match Finn Douglas grabbed a hat-trick after an impressive finishing display, while scrum-half Charlie Shiel and back-row Tom Dodd both showed up well for the men from the Scottish capital. Pack power proved the difference on the night with Edinburgh dominating up front, allowing playmakers and support runners to cut apart the Knights’ defence. The first try of the evening arrived following an explosive run down the far touchline from winger Douglas. After collecting a neat cross-field kick from stand-off Cammy Scott, the Melrose born winger showed scintillating pa ..read more

Current members can secure their 2024/25 Season Ticket or request an upgrade from Monday 29 April, when their exclusive renewal window opens, followed by the general sale of all available seats from Tuesday 28 May at 10am. Season Ticket Membership saves supporters, on average, around 30% on matchday prices, making it an easy choice for existing members and new fans alike. Check out our four and three-monthly direct debit payment plans below to help you spread the cost of membership.   RENEWAL AND PUBLIC SALE TIMELINE Monday 29 April 10am → Rene ..read more

GET TICKETS Tickets can be purchased right up until kick-off HERE. Gates open at 6pm ahead of a 7.35pm kick-off at Hive Stadium.   WHAT’S ON We’ve got plenty on the go at Hive Stadium as we celebrate Family Fest! With live music, face painting and fun and games in the Fan Zone, you wont be short of entertainment ahead of kick-off. Find out more in our What’s on Guide.   TEAM NEWS Edinburgh Rugby make seven changes for Saturday night’s BKT United Rugby Championship encounter with Scarlets at Hive Stadium. Five of those alterations come in the pack as hooker Dave Cherry packs down alon ..read more