Summary:
Edinburgh's hopes of a first Premiership win of the season were ended by a narrow defeat by London Welsh.

Full article:
Edinburgh made it four wins out of four with a comfortable 24-6 victory over a London Welsh in the European Rugby Challenge Cup at the Kassam Stadium in Oxford. Welsh have yet to pick up a win in the Challenge Cup or Aviva Premiership this season and found themselves 9-3 down at half-time after Sam Hidalgo-Clyne kicked three penalties to Chris Elder's one to put Edinburgh ahead. The hosts should have taken advantage when Edinburgh centre Andries Strauss was sin-binned. Sam Hidalgo-Clyne kicked three first-half penalties and one second-half penalty against London Welsh . Alan Awcock of London Welsh is taken down during the first half in Oxford . However, they failed to do so, losing Lachlan McCaffrey to a yellow card just before the break to go down to 14 men. Hidalgo-Clyne and Elder again traded penalties soon after the restart before Scotland wing Dougie Fife, released by Jack Cuthbert, made the significant breakthough with a try in the 56th minute for Edinburgh. Welsh lost a second player, lock Dean Schofield, to a yellow card before the end and their misery was complete three minutes from time when Roddy Grant crossed and Greig Tonks converted. Roddy Grant, scorer of Edinburgh's second try of the match, bursts through a tackle in the second half . Edinburgh's Tim Visser is tackled during the Challenge Cup clash at the Kassam Stadium in Oxford .