Edinburgh head coach Alan Solomons is adamant all thoughts of possible European glory will be put to one side when he side return to GUINNESS PRO12 action against Zebre on Friday night.

Solomons’ charges made history last weekend when they defeated Newport Gwent Dragons to book their place in the first ever European Cup final featuring a Scottish side.

That final, against English side Gloucester, takes place a week tomorrow at the Twickenham Stoop, but for now Solomons is concentrating on domestic matters.

Edinburgh lie eighth in the GUINNESS PRO12 table, a point behind both Connacht and Scarlets with three games to go.

And with qualification for next season’s European Champions Cup still a possibility, Solomons has opted to make one change from last week’s victory

That comes in the form of Tom Brown who replaces injured full-back Jack Cuthbert as two of last week’s try scorers, Dougie Fife and Tim Visser, retain their roles on the wing.

Carl Bezuidenhout, who can play at full-back or stand-off, comes on to the bench to replace Brown.

It means there is no change in Edinburgh’s half-back pairing, with Phil Burleigh and Sam Hidalgo-Clyne – who scored 25 points last Friday – at stand-off and scrum-half respectively.

The pack is also unchanged with Alasdair Dickinson at loosehead, WP Nel at tighthead and Ross Ford playing as hooker while Anton Bresler and Ben Toolis continue their partnership at lock, with Roddy Grant and Stuart McInally at openside and blindside.

"Last Friday was fantastic, but it lies in the past and we are now moving forward on Zebre,” said Solomons.

“Every game for us is vital and we need to perform accordingly."

Edinburgh head into Friday’s match having lost just one of their last five encounters in all competitions while opponents Zebre have not won in the GUINNESS PRO12 since a home clash with Newport Gwent Dragons in round 16.

But the Italians can take heart from the fact Edinburgh have lost their last two league matches at BT Murrayfield since beating Glasgow Warriors in the 1872 Cup game on January 2.

And while they may have only recorded one away victory in their three seasons of participation, Zebre have won the last two of five encounters between the sides.

The Parma side are also boosted by the return of prop Matias Aguero and captain Marco Bortolami although they are still hit by injuries to several players including Mauro Bergamasco, Quintin Geldenhuys and Dion Berryman.

Changes in the pack see Andries Van Schalkwyk move from No.8 to the No.7 jersey with Samuela Vunisa at the base of the scrum.

In the bac -line wingers Berryman and Michele Visentin make way for Giulio Toniolatti and David Odiete.

Mirco Bergamasco takes over from Matteo Pratichetti at outside centre and Guglielmo Palazzani replaces Brendon Leonard at scrum-half.

At BT Murrayfield, 7.35pm. Live on BBC ALBA/Nuvolari
Referee: Leighton Hodges (WRU, 50th competition game)
Assistant Referees: Mike Adamson, Stephen Hart (both SRU)
Citing Commissioner: Iain Goodall (SRU)
TMO: Jim Yuille (SRU )