<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=16720i_0w4ZjZcn00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=16720i_0w4ZjZcn00" width="1024" height="576" > Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt praised his team for their impressive response to last week's hammering by Lions after they delivered a bonus-point win over Stormers. The capital side were heavily criticised for their display in Johannesburg which saw them fall 48-0 down by half-time - a URC record - before ultimately going down 55-21. They were unrecognisable against the Stormers, scoring five tries and producing a towering defensive display to register their first win of the season. <nbtemplate data-id="AdPlaceholder" data-content="JTdCJTdE"></nbtemplate> "This team has never lacked character under my leadership," Everitt said. "I'm just glad that they were able to put in the performance and get the result that they did against a quality Stormers outfit. "It’s been a difficult week for everyone. It was always going to be a tricky start to this competition. But it just shows what this team can do with good game management and good leadership. "The leaders took responsibility for having gone a little bit off-strategy last week. This week we get it right and hopefully we can build on it." </div></body>

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Edinburgh 38-7 Stormers: Reaction

Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt praised his team for their impressive response to last week's hammering by Lions after they delivered a bonus-point win over Stormers. The capital side were heavily criticised for their display in Johannesburg which saw them fall 48-0 down by half-time - a URC record - before ultimately going down 55-21. They were unrecognisable against the Stormers, scoring five tries and producing a towering defensive display to register their first win of the season. \"This team has never lacked character under my leadership,\" Everitt said.

Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt praised his team for their impressive response to last week's hammering by Lions after they delivered a bonus-point win over Stormers. The capital side were heavily criticised for their display in Johannesburg which saw them fall 48-0 down by half-time - a URC record - before ultimately going down 55-21. They were unrecognisable against the Stormers, scoring five tries and producing a towering defensive display to register their first win of the season. "This team has never lacked character under my leadership," Everitt said.

Edinburgh 38-7 Stormers: Reaction

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