That's all from me on live text duties this evening, as Glasgow grind out a narrow win over Scarlets with a much-changed team and a particularly inexperienced pack.

Scarlets will feel they deserved more from the game, but couldn't get the breaks when it mattered most.

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Glasgow hooker Johnny Matthews tells Premier Sports:"That was a real battle. Fair play to the guys who stood up tonight.

"To get the win with an inexperienced squad just shows the depth we have.

"It shows how much trust and belief we have in the whole squad."

Johnny Matthews has been picked as player of the match on the TV coverage.

Glasgow's hooker scored his customary try in the first half and was in the thick of the action throughout.

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Ioan Lloyd has a dig, but it's charged down and Ben Afshar boots it gleefully to touch.

A much-changed Glasgow side have ground out an excellent win.

Is there a drop-goal coming?

With 20 seconds left, Scarlets win another penalty on halfway.

It's too far out for Ioan Lloyd to kick at goal, so they go to touch.

This game isn't done yet...

The Scarlets fly-half drags it wide of the left-hand upright.

Has the game just slipped through the visitors' grasp? 60 seconds remain.

Ioan Lloyd is having a pop at goal from out wide after Scarlets win a penalty.

A huge moment coming up...

Duncan Weir's second-half penalty looks to have given Glasgow victory, unless there's a final twist in the tale...

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With the bench emptied, it's a makeshift Glasgow pack that just about navigates the scrum and retains possession.

Scarlets have the ball back though with three minutes left on the clock.

There's a forward pass from the Welsh outfit though, and Glasgow will be in no rush for this scrum.

Five minutes left for the Scotstoun crowd to push their side through.

It's Scarlets on the front foot though.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun Stadium

Glasgow fans chant "We are Warriors" to try and rouse their side for one final push here.

Can't help but feel they will need another score to shake off the Scarlets....

Brilliant Glasgow defence to wrap up the Scarlets ball-carrier and win the feed at scrum time.

Stafford McDowall completes a safe Glasgow exit.

Scarlets spring into attack having pinched possession at the breakdown.

They win a penalty as Kyle Rowe fails to roll away quickly enough, and the visitors kick into the Warriors' 22.

Never in doubt.

Glasgow lead for the first time tonight.

Josh McKay throws an ambitious offload to no-one in particular, knowing there is another penalty advantage for Glasgow to fall back on.

The visitors have been warned about their discipline by referee Fillipo Russo.

Duncan Weir calls for his kicking tee on this occasion.

Glasgow make a bit of a mess of the lineout, but win a penalty and go to the corner.

Should they have taken the points?

A wonderful box-kick from Ben Afshar - on at scrum-half for Glasgow - is judged perfectly and rolls out for a 50-22.

Brilliant stuff from the youngster.

It's all gone a bit flat.

Can either side grab the initiative?