That's it for today's coverage.

Welsh rugby is back, and the Scarlets are back with a bang.

Their bonus-point win over Cardiff Blues means they've still got a slim chance of making the Pro14 play-offs.

The second of this weekend's Welsh derbies takes place at the Liberty Stadium tomorrow as Ospreys face Dragons.

Make sure you join us for live updates of that match and, until then, stay safe and take care.

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

Scarlets captain Steff Hughes speaking to Premier Sports about playing without fans: "It's a bit different.

"Our crowd here is always fantastic. Wherever they were watching, I'm sure they were proud."

Cardiff Blues try to end a testing afternoon on a high but their spell of possession comes to nothing.

Scarlets pinch the ball and referee Nigel Owens blows the final whistle.

A convincing win and a bonus point for the Scarlets.

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Cardiff Blues win a penalty near their own try line and Jarrod Evans kicks into touch.

This will be the final play of the match, with the Blues still inside their own 22.

After a few warnings from referee Nigel Owens, hooker Kirby Myhill becomes the second Cardiff Blues player to be shown a yellow card.

The visitors will have to see out what's left of this game with 14 men.

It's all getting a bit scrappy now.

Scarlets, so impressive for 70 minutes, have lost a little impetus as they see out the closing stages.

They won't mind too much, though. This has been a comprehensive and comfortable victory.

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Cardiff Blues gamely go through the phases as they cling on to the faintest hope of salvaging something from this game.

Their shaggy-haired scrum-half Lloyd Williams tries to increase the tempo but the move breaks down as Matthew Morgan drops the ball.

This match is just starting to fizzle out now.

Referee Nigel Owens gives both captains - now Ken Owens for Scarlets and Cory Hill for Cardiff Blues - a gentle reminder of how their players should be behaving themselves as we enter the final 10 minutes.

By the standards of most full-blooded Welsh derbies, this match has seemed positively cordial, has it not?

So you're saying there's a chance?

Ah, no.

Matthew Morgan's try is disallowed for a clear forward pass from Morgan to Josh Adams in the build-up.

Referee Nigel Owens awarded the try in the first place but the TMO Wayne Davies is right to say the pass was forward. It was an obvious forward pass.

Cardiff Blues are at least showing some fight, though. There's life in this contest yet.

Cardiff Blues are unravelling here, a knock-on handing Scarlets possession once again near the halfway line.

The Blues manage to win a penalty from the next ruck, with Olly Robinson clamping down on the ball, but it's a long way back for John Mulvihill's side from here.

A welcome sight for Scarlets and Wales fans as flanker James Davies comes on for his first Pro14 appearance in more than 500 days.

With a little over 20 minutes to play and with his side 25 points up, the man they call 'Cubby Boi' could hardly wish for a kinder re-introduction to league rugby.

Josh Macleod really is a menace at the breakdown.

The Scarlets openside flanker earns yet another penalty as he gets over the ball in the tackle area and, just as Cardiff Blues think they're getting a foothold in the match, the Scarlets are back in possession.

As if a 20-point deficit and being temporarily reduced to 14 men wasn't bad enough for Cardiff Blues, they're now also having to contend with the heavy artillery Scarlets have introduced from their bench.

Among the replacements the hosts have brought on are Wales hooker Ken Owens and his internaitonal colleague, the bearded brute of a second row, Jake Ball.

Cardiff Blues captain Josh Turnbull is going off for 10 minutes and he seems to accept his punishment.

Turnbull plunged over the ball to slow a Scarlets attack, sparked by a fine break from flanker Ed Kennedy, who's having a very prominent game in the loose.

Referee Nigel Owens had no hesitation showing Turnbull the yellow card.

Cardiff Blues set about getting themselves back into this match but their attacks are lacking cohesion.

After a scrappy passage of play, Hallam Amos kicks ahead and Dan Jones is on hand to touch down and claim a 22 drop-out for the Scarlets.

Brilliant from Tomos Williams, who breaks through the Scarlets midfield and finds a Cardiff Blues team-mate with a no-look offload.

However, the Blues' attack does not last long, ending with a penalty for the Scarlets.

Then there's a worrying sight for the Blues and Wales - whose head coach Wayne Pivac is watching at Parc y Scarlets - as Williams is then taken off with what looks like a shoulder injury.

His arm is slung in his shirt as he's replaced by Lloyd Williams.

After Gareth Davies left the pitch for Scarlets earlier, that could be Wales' two first-choice scrum-halves injured.