No trypublished at 44 mins
Glasgow Warriors 20-3 Scarlets
Yup. It doesn't take the TMO long to identify the forward pass from a falling Scott Cummings to George Horne.
Summary
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
No trypublished at 44 mins
Try reviewpublished at 43 mins
Glasgow Warriors 20-3 Scarlets
Here come Glasgow again! Robbie Nairn is over in the corner after another thrilling break from the home side but it looks like there was a forward pass from lock Scott Cummings in there.
Try Glasgow Warriors 20-3 Scarletspublished at 42 mins
Nick Grigg
Glasgow captain Chris Fusaro does fantastically well to steal turnover ball and George Horne quickly gets the ball spinning out to Brandon Thomson and then Ruaridh Jackson lumps it forward.
A funny bounce, a Scarlets fumble and the ball pops up for Nick Grigg, who scampers away to score.
Thomson adds the extras.
Image source, SNSKick-offpublished at 41 mins
Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
Here we go again. Can Glasgow keep this level up with 14 men or will the visitors get their act together?
McDowall makes his markpublished at 18:17 Greenwich Mean Time 1 December 2018
HT: Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
Stafford McDowall is only 20 but there's a lot of him and once again the callow centre has made a big impression, making a series of crunching tackles in midfield.
He's really stepped up and taken his chance for the Warriors during this period when all the Scotland players are away.
Glasgow react well to red cardpublished at 18:14 Greenwich Mean Time 1 December 2018
HT: Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
That was an odd first half with Glasgow only really getting going after that controversial red card for Alex Allan.
Scarlets have been out of sorts, reduced to giving away 10 penalties, with Lewis Rawlins serving 10 minutes on the sidelines after a period of persistent fouling.
Half-time Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarletspublished at 40 mins
A crazy sequence of play brings the first half to a close, with stray passes, weird bounces, some frantic defending from Scarlets and a referee who looks like he has no idea what's going on.
A mixture of warm applause for the home side and loud boos for Frank Murphy as the teams trot off.
Postpublished at 38 mins
Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
Scarlets are knocking on the door, just a yard or two from the home whitewash. Great scramble defence from Glasgow and suddenly Niko Matawalu is haring up the wing and chasing after his own kick.
Steff Evans does a great job getting there first but the Scarlets winger is dragged out of play near halfway.
Postpublished at 35 mins
Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
The home side are really fired up and a huge cheer goes up inside Scotstoun as the Warriors win a scrum against the head deep in their own half.
Glasgow 'have got to play' despite red cardpublished at 17:56 Greenwich Mean Time 1 December 2018
Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
Fraser Brown
Glasgow and Scotland hooker on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageAlex Allan's red card doesn't massively change the strategy. We're the fittest team in the league and this is the perfect time to show that. You've got to play - you practice a certain way every single training session. Play that way. Build a win.
'Thoroughly deserved try'published at 17:54 Greenwich Mean Time 1 December 2018
Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarlets
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageThoroughly deserved try. Building pressure from the line-out, the forwards do the hard work, Oli Kebble in particular. You expect Thomson to throw the big miss-pass out to Robbie Nairn - instead, it's the dummy, he gets half-through the tackle and just places it on the line.
Try Glasgow Warriors 13-3 Scarletspublished at 30 mins
Brandon Thomson
Glasgow kick to touch from the latest penalty and build well from the line-out, with Brandon Thomson plunging over near the posts after slipping away from Jonathan Davies.
The fly-half is quickly on his feet to nail the extras.
Image source, SNSYellow cardpublished at 28 mins
Glasgow Warriors 6-3 Scarlets
It's 14 v 14 as Scarlets replacement Lewis Rawlins is sent to the sin-bin as referee Frank Murphy loses patience.
Postpublished at 27 mins
Glasgow Warriors 6-3 Scarlets
Glasgow put some air on the ball for the first time and Robbie Nairn eats up some valuable ground down the right flank.
The home side re-set and Oli Kebble runs over the top of an opponent into open space and Rhys Patchell shows good technique and no little bravery to eventually stop the marauding replacement prop.
Missed penaltypublished at 25 mins
Glasgow Warriors 6-3 Scarlets
Scarlets captain for the evening, Jonathan Davies, gets a ticking off for the persistent fouling from his side.
Brandon Thomson makes a mess of this one, pulling it wide.
'The TMO led that discussion'published at 23 mins
Glasgow Warriors 6-3 Scarlets
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageIt's the consistency and the discrepancies on the different incidents in games, different involvements in games by TMOs. World Rugby want TMOs to be less involved but it was very much the TMO leading that discussion rather than the on-field referee.
Postpublished at 23 mins
Glasgow Warriors 6-3 Scarlets
Adam Ashe is taken out in the air by a no arms tackle and the home crowd roar their disapproval. Referee Frank Murphy, tonight's panto villain, is not interested.
Penalty Glasgow Warriors 6-3 Scarletspublished at 22 mins
Brandon Thomson
Oli Kebble makes his presence felt straight away as Glasgow get Scarlets on the run at a scrum. Brandon Thomson hammers over the penalty from distance.
Image source, SNSPostpublished at 21 mins
Glasgow Warriors 3-3 Scarlets
The hosts are forced into a change after that red card and Oli Kebble is on to beef up the scrum, with poor Matt Smith the man making way.
'Everything looks worse in slow-motion'published at 18 mins
Glasgow Warriors 3-3 Scarlets
Fraser Brown
Glasgow and Scotland hooker on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageWhen you start to slow things down, everything looks worse. We're trying to lower the tackle height and make it safer but accidents happen, sometimes people drop their body height. The important thing is to look at people's technique - are they trying to make a tackle or a positive collision? What are the mitigating factors?