That's all from us this evening.

Glasgow drop to fourth in the URC table, while Scarlets rise to 12th.

Scarlets head coach Dwayne Peel has been talking to Premier Sports post-match:

"I'm delighted", he said. "It was a good win for the boys. We soaked up a lot of pressure in the first half.

"Second half, we started to move the ball and scored some good tries off the back of that.

"[Rhys Patchell] got his hands on the ball, and the back three were dangerous outside him as well."

Glasgow were the better side for the opening half-hour, but from that point onwards they were fairly abject.

Scarlets were much-improved in the second half, but Danny Wilson will be far from happy with that performance.

A knock-on gifts possession back to Scarlets, and the clock ticks into the red.

Sam Costelow boots the ball into touch, and the Welsh outfit celebrate.

Glasgow win a penalty on half-way that Ross Thompson kicks downfield - can they score a late consolation?

In other news, big Sione Kalamafoni has just been named as the Player of the Match.

Ollie Smith has to be helped from the field - another injury worry for the Warriors.

Glasgow are looking to take the game to the Scarlets now, but it's all a bit late really.

Richie Gray picks-and-goes, but the attack peters out just outside the Scarlets 22.

From kick-off Glasgow get possession back, and win a penalty.

Ross Thompson, introduced off the bench, kicks into the corner, but the line-out throw from Johnny Matthews isn't straight.

Poor.

Another incident for the TMO to check.

Scarlets turn the ball over, and the electric Gareth Davies races into space down the left-hand side.

He spreads the play to Ryan Conbeer, who offloads back inside to Sione Kalamafoni - we're just checking whether the number eight managed to get the ball down.

Glasgow hold up Gareth Davies just short, and then rip the ball in contact, which allows the visitors to clear their lines for the time being.

This time Scarlets get over the line, but the ball-carrier was helped somewhat by the referee, who blocked off the would-be Glasgow tacklers.

We'll have a Scarlets scrum just 5m out...

It's all going Scarlets' way now.

Duncan Weir puts a kick in behind, but Tom Rogers evades the Glasgow kick-chase.

The home side then win a penalty at the ruck, which Rhys Patchell hammers into the Glasgow 22.

Richard Hibbard
Former Wales hooker on BBC Radio Wales

The TMO rules that Glasgow skipper Ryan Wilson blocked off Blade Thompson.

That is a marginal call, and denies Glasgow a wonderful try. Ollie Smith had scythed through the Scarlets defence before releasing Jamie Dobie in the corner.

Scarlets offload well on multiple occasions, which puts Steff Evans into space in the Glasgow 22.

However, his pass to Gareth Davies just evades the scrum-half with the try-line beckoning.

Glasgow haven't managed to get any attacking momentum in this second half, and now they are pinged for going off feet at the ruck.

Rhys Patchell kicks into the corner.

Another good chance for the hosts.