Josh Hathaway is at it again... scorching clear with another clean break.

Max Llewellyn and Christian Wade link up to release Hathaway who is enjoying his night and is desperate to get on the scoresheet.

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

That try prompts Dwayne Peel to ring the changes with three replacements.

Gareth Davies, prop Alec Hepburn and lock Sam Lousi are on.

It's probably too late to salvage the game but any chance of a losing bonus?

Freddie Clark replaces Freddie Thomas for Gloucester. Good night's work from the young second row.

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

That try may have been scored by Seb Blake but it was done by the whole Gloucester pack.

That's the game done from a Scarlets point of view.

Both Gloucester wings are wearing leggings under their shorts.

I'm sure some of the old forwards I used to play with would have something to say about that.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

It was a lovely move from Gloucester, they went down this left-hand side and it was a lovely pass to Josh Hathaway.

Gloucester are really looking to put Scarlets under pressure.

Josh Hathaway is electric. He speeds down the left touchline, steps inside Ioan Lloyd but a rash offload and the chance is missed five metres out.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

The biggest difference in the first half was not just the accuracy but it was the speed with which Gloucester played.

Scarlets have been stuck in third gear.

Hooker Jack Singleton has not appeared for the second half so Seb Blake is on.

Second half gets going.

Can Scarlets pull off a staggering comeback?

Thumbs up or down.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

When Scarlets get opportunities they have to be clinical, otherwise Gloucester are going to run riot in the second half.

Image source, Getty Images

Just spotted one significant spectator here at Kingsholm... England head coach Steve Borthwick.

The likes of England A scrum-half Caolan Englefield, lock Arthur Clark and flanker Jack Clement could be on his radar.

So far two of them have already got on the scoresheet so they're doing their best to impress.

I wonder if Warren Gatland is here given the number of Welsh internationals?

In the first half Scarlets have made more carries, beaten more defenders and made more passes.

They've had 62% possession and 59% of the territory - yet Gloucester lead 19-0 (!?)

That tells you just how clinical Gloucester have been when they've had even a sniff of the try line.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

That last play was a microcosm of the game, Gloucester were more physical and more committed.

It was crucial for the Scarlets to score there, they needed to wrestle the momentum back and they didn't.

Gloucester hold out, the attack fizzles out and that's the end of the half.

Another penalty to Scarlets and they kick to the corner.

One last chance to get on the scoreboard before half-time.

They REALLY need it.

Image source, Getty Images

Into the last few minutes of the first half and you just feel another Gloucester score could be the game.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

It's just so chaotic from a Scarlets point of view, they don't look like they're on the same page as a team.

Half the team want to run it and the other half look like they want to kick.

Gloucester are proving that it's not about how much of the ball you have, it's what you do with it that counts!

Three chances - three tries. Ruthless!

Game over?

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

It's all about execution and accuracy, Scarlets are unfortunately lacking both.

It's a really well-taken try for Gloucester, but again it has come from a Scarlets error.

They keep shooting themselves in the foot.