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SEAN EVERITT told Edinburgh to take the positives from their spirited EPCR Challenge Cup semi-final defeat by Bath as they bid to scramble into the United Rugby Championship (URC) play-offs.
The men from the Scottish capital went down 39-24 to the runaway Premiership leaders at The Hive on Saturday after briefly leading 17-12 in the third quarter. All of Bath’s six tries were scored by forwards.
After the end of their European adventure, Edinburgh — who are currently 10th in the URC — must now rouse themselves to try to climb into the top eight, with two games of the regulation season remaining against Connacht and Ulster.
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