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European Challenge Cup | Group Stage
Jan 23, 2015 at 7.45pm UK
 
EdinburghEdinburgh
38-20
Bordeaux BeglesBordeaux Begles
Hidalgo-Clyne (28', 69'), Scott (52'), Nel (59')
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Serin (55'), Bernard (78')

Edinburgh progress in European Rugby Challenge Cup

Sam Hidalgo-Clyne scores two tries to hold Edinburgh to a 38-20 win over Bordeaux Begles in the European Rugby Challenge Cup.

Edinburgh have sealed their place in the quarter-finals of the European Rugby Challenge Cup with a 38-20 win over Bordeaux Begles this evening.

Sam Hidalgo-Clyne of Edinburgh Rugby scores a try in the first half during the European Rugby Challenge Cup Pool 4 match, between Edinburgh Rugby and Bordeaux-Begles at Murrayfield Stadium on January 23, 2015© Getty Images

Sam Hidalgo-Clyne scored the opening try of the match, scrambling over midway through the first half, in which the scrum-half also kicked three penalties.

Lionel Beauxis kept Bordeaux in touch at the break though, adding two penalties to leave the visitors just eight back at the interval.

Matt Scott and WP Nel made the most of some quick passing by the Edinburgh side to extend the Scottish club's lead further, but a score from Baptiste Serin gave the visitors hope.

However, Didalgo-Clyne shook off a couple of tackles to slip over for a second time inside the final 15 minutes, sealing the win and bonus point for the home side.

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