FT: Glasgow 29-20 Scarlets - Grigg & Thomson tries, Thomson kicks 19 points; Evans, Davies & Blommetjies tries, Patchell penalty & conversion
Grigg crosses on 50th appearance for Warriors
Glasgow's Allan red-carded for serious foul play
FT: Glasgow Warriors 29-20 Scarlets
That's all folks. Glasgow continue their great home record with a gutsy win over Scarlets, despite playing with 14 men for 61 minutes.
Join us for all of the European action next weekend.
FT: Glasgow Warriors 29-20 Scarlets
Glasgow head coach Dave Rennie tells BBC Radio Scotland: "The red card probably galvanised us.
"We needed to hang on to the ball for long periods and we were really composed. That composure and heart was rewarded with the penalties we forced.
"I'm really proud of the guys. We've got good pressure on the guys coming back in and some of the guys playing tonight will be rewarded. We're creating depth and competition and that's important, it means some big decisions on Monday (for the team to face Lyon).
On the red card for Alex Allan...
"If you catch someone high with your shoulder you bring the TMO into the game," says Rennie. "As long they are consistent, I'm okay with that. It's an area of the game that needs to be tidied up, so we need to be tough."
Image source, SNSFT: Glasgow Warriors 29-20 Scarlets
What next for these teams? It's on to the European Champions Cup, with Glasgow away to Lyon and Scarlets at home to Ulster.
FT: Glasgow Warriors 29-20 Scarlets
Fraser Brown
Glasgow and Scotland hooker on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThe Scotstoun crowd are unbelievable. This must be what it sounds like before a riot breaks out. They were just shouting and banging all night and that really lifts the team. As a player, it gives you that extra boost
FT: Glasgow Warriors 29-20 Scarlets
Glasgow lead Conference A by seven points from Munster after 10 matches.
Incidentally, that's the first game this season in which Dave Rennie's side have not picked up a bonus point. Not that they will be remotely bothered by that.
Scarlets are now level on points with Ulster but stay second in Conference B, a whopping 15 points adrift of champions Leinster.
Are these two on course for another semi-final meeting?
FT: Glasgow Warriors 29-20 Scarlets
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThat's a massive victory for Glasgow, making a statement with a team missing so many internationals. That will give the entire squad such a lift
Ruaridh Jackson thumps the ball into touch and the home side celebrate a fine victory.
Warriors played three-quarters of the match with 14 men but turned in a performance full of spirit to force Scarlets into a series of costly errors.
The visitors didn't help their cause, with two men sent to the bin.
Image source, SNSBrandon Thomson
A massive cheer from the Scotstoun crowd as Scarlets are penalised for holding on to long on their own 22.
Brandon Thomson is cool as a deep frozen cucumber as he nails the kick.
That should be that, shouldn't it?
Clayton Blommetjies
The home side eat up ground and time as they rumble forward in the opposition half but Scarlets hit back hard to win it and are suddenly galloping forward with good work from Sam Hidalgo-Clyne and Rhys Patchell combining to set Clayton Blommetjies on his way.
Steff Evans
A brilliant interception from Scarlets captain Jonathan Davies deep in his own half and he's off and running up the right wing. Nick Grigg does well to hunt him down but Scarlets keep it alive - just - and Steff Evans is there to dive in at the opposite corner.
Rhys Patchell misses with a rushed conversion attempt.
Glasgow Warriors 26-8 Scarlets
Tom Phillips is the man penalised for catching Tim Swinson on the head as the Glasgow lock was brought down by two of his Scarlets team-mates.
Is it that much different from the offence that resulted in red for Alex Allan?
"They're both yellows," is the opinion of Glasgow hooker Fraser Brown in the BBC commentary box.
Glasgow Warriors 26-8 Scarlets
Warriors lock Tim Swinson is left grounded after being caught by a swinging arm and the TMO is going to investigate.
Glasgow Warriors 26-8 Scarlets
Are the home crowd slowly warming to referee Frank Murphy? Scarlets are pinged yet again but Brandon Thomson can't take advantage as his kick slips wide.
Glasgow Warriors 26-8 Scarlets
Glasgow have bossed the scrum this evening and once again Scarlets are sent backwards, drawing a penalty.
Glasgow Warriors 26-8 Scarlets
Fraser Brown
Glasgow and Scotland hooker on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageWe've looked after that ball so well and it puts so much pressure on the visiting team
Brandon Thomson
An easy three points for Brandon Thomson and Glasgow retreat for a well-earned breather.
Image source, SNSGlasgow Warriors 23-8 Scarlets
Pick and go. Pick and go. Tight stuff from depleted Glasgow.
Suddenly the ball gets thrown out by scrum-half George Horne and a jinking Niko Matawalu beats one man but is caught by the next. A penalty for offside coming up...
Glasgow Warriors 23-8 Scarlets
The Glasgow scrum comes up trumps again as the men in red splinter and Brandon Thomson launches a good kick up to the Scarlets' 22.
Brandon Thomson
A great response from Glasgow as they go through the phases, battering away at Scarlets. A no arms tackle upends hooker D'Arcy Rae and Brandon Thomson clips over a straightforward penalty.
Image source, SNSJonathan Davies
It's messy but it counts. Jonathan Davies rides a weak tackle from Ruaridh Jackson to get over in the corner.
Rhys Patchell, who was prominent in the move - for the first time this evening really - can't split the posts from out wide.