The conversion is wide from Jordan, and it’s a win for your Warriors – 45-3 final score!

Hat trick!

Set piece perfection, as Jordan sends Rowe over for his third!

Scarlets look to run the exit, but they knock on and Glasgow have the scrum with the clock ticking into the red.

Cancelliere picks off the interception and kicks ahead!

Lewis gets back under pressure from Dobie and Munn, Scarlets pinned on their own line.

Not quite to plan this time, as Glasgow penalised for obstruction.

Scarlets clear up to their own 10m line.

Gregor Brown comes on for the final five minutes, replacing Scott Cummings.

Great hands and Cancelliere goes flying towards the line!

No advantage comes, so Jordan will go to the corner again.

Scarlets hold onto the ball at the ruck and the penalty is awarded – Jordan finds touch on the Scarlets 22.

Dobie’s kick is well contested by Rowe, but the Scarlets regain the loose ball.

Not for long though, as Cummings turns it over

Duncan Munn enters the fray in place of Duncan Weir, with Jordan moving to 10

Try number six for your Warriors!

The maul is stopped short this time, but McDowall has all the time in the world to pick out Rowe on the wing – over goes the winger for his second of the night, Weir striking the upright from the tee.

Straight away the Scarlets find themselves under pressure again, as Jordan’s turnover in midfield allows Jamie Dobie  – on for Horne – and Venter to free Rowe.

The Scarlets clear, before Sordoni then runs into the referee…

Scrum to Glasgow 30m out.

You knew it was coming, didn’t you?

It’s that man Johnny Matthews who takes full advantage of the maul’s power, going over for the score!

Weir converts to make it five from five.

Scarlets down to 13 men for the next 90 seconds, as Lousi is shown a yellow card.

Weir kicks the penalty to touch for a lineout 5m out.

Rowe and Horne counter, and Sam Louisi hits the latter both late and high – the TMO is referring this one.

No advantage, so Nicolas goes for touch – he misses though…

Glasgow’s defence holding firm in midfield once again, as Horne goes looking for the turnover.

Scarlets retain possession, but Sordoni thumps Hardy on the snipe.

Glasgow stray offside in midfield and advantage is being played.

Scarlets win the penalty and find touch on their own 10m line, with Vaea Fifita carrying from the lineout.

Close!

McKay does brilliantly to offload to Horne, who frees McDowall down the blindside – the scrum-half can’t quite take the return pass, though, and Scarlets have a scrum 15m from their own line.

The hosts in possession but making no inroads, as the Glasgow defence stands firm.

Nicolas goes high with the kick, but McKay takes – chance!

Off come Zander Fagerson and Rory Darge, and on come Lucio Sordoni and Thomas Gordon.

Too powerful!

Bonus-point secured for Glasgow, as referee Gnecchi awards a penalty try and shows the yellow card to a Scarlets defender.

28-3 with 25 minutes to play.

Rowe can’t quite gather Horne’s chip, so we come back for the advantage.

Weir will go to the corner.

Through goes Jordan, and Cancelliere is in support!

Advantage to the Warriors as Scarlets go offside…

Superb work from Ally Miller and Manjezi, as they rifle through the maul and win the turnover!

Scrum to the Warriors on the Scarlets 10m line.

First changes of the night, as Nathan McBeth, Gregor Hiddleston and Max Williamson are replaced by Allan Dell, Johnny Matthews and Sintu Manjezi.

No try is the call – double movement spotted by the TMO.

Scarlets have the lineout 30m out.

Penalty to Glasgow on halfway and off goes Horne!

Up to the 22 goes the scrum-half before Darge takes it on, and Glasgow within two metres with Williamson!

TMO check – is this a try?…

Rowe gets up to bat the ball back, but it beats everyone and goes into touch.

Scarlets lineout on halfway.

A bit of box-kick tennis, before Horne puts pressure on Sam Lousi and forces the fumble.

It goes backwards though, so Hardy kicks.

Rowe almost slides his way through, but the Scarlets bring him down on halfway.

Tomi Lewis does well to claim Horne’s kick and Hardy clears.

The scrum penalty goes the home side’s way, and Lloyd finds touch 35m from the Glasgow line.

Turnover though!

Scarlets go short with the restart, and Glasgow knock-on in the air.

Scrum to the hosts on halfway.

Weir adds the extras for a 21-3 lead.

Straight from the restart!

Cummings races up to put pressure on Lloyd, and the big man charges the kick down.

He stays patient, regathers and dives over for the score!

Weir gets us underway once more in Llanelli!

Glasgow almost get through again!

Horne’s chip is gathered by Jordan, before Rowe chips ahead.

Lloyd does just enough though, and the Scarlets survive.

14-3 at the interval.

Almost!

McDowall picks out Rowe with the cut out pass, but the Scarlets just about manage to hold him up over the line.

Goal line drop out, clock in the red.

Great pressure!

Venter leads the line again as the Glasgow defence zeroes in on Lloyd and Hardy – the Scarlets fumble and carry over their own line, giving the Warriors a five-metre scrum with the last play of the half.

Great play off the scrum, and Weir makes the break!

He feeds McKay, who grubbers into the Scarlets 22, and while the ball finds touch it’s a lineout 5m from the Scarlets line for the hosts.

Brilliant work from Venter and Hiddleston, smashing their opposite numbers and winning the turnover.

Scrum to the Warriors on halfway.

Another big carry from Venter off the base, before Cancelliere chases Horne’s kick.

Lloyd does well before returning the kick, and Glasgow back in possession.

The lineout goes awry for the Scarlets, and Glasgow have the scrum 30m from their own line.

Cancelliere claims the box-kick brilliantly, but Dan Davis hits the winger and wins the lineout.

Weir finds touch from the restart and Scarlets dummy the throw and concede a free kick.

Horne taps and goes, and Cancelliere is almost clear!

Scarlets usher him into touch for the lineout, though.

Weir converts and it’s a 14-3 lead for the Warriors.

A first try in Glasgow colours for Gregor Hiddleston!

It’s a classic maul score, as the Warriors power over from close range.

Big carry from Venter off the base and Glasgow on the front foot!

Deliberate knock on from the Scarlets and the penalty is awarded.

Back to the corner we go.

The maul makes good progress, before Glasgow whip it wide.

Ioan Nicolas gets out of the line to hit Weir, but the ball goes forward in the tackle and Glasgow have the scrum.

Some debate over where the scrum should take place – play appears to be set some 15 metres behind where the knock on occured.

We play on.

Clever from Ally Miller and Hiddleston, and Glasgow into the Scarlets 22.

Rory Darge on the carry, and Scarlets take out Horne at the ruck.

Weir goes to the corner.

Glasgow called for an early engagement, and Lloyd goes long.

He puts it straight out though, and Glasgow have the lineout back from where it was kicked.

Good interplay between Cummings and Williamson, but Vaea Fifita holds up Weir and wins the turnover.

Scrum to the hosts, 30m from their own line.

Good pressure from Horne on the restart, and Scarlets give Glasgow a lineout 35m out.

Lloyd makes no mistake from the 22 and Scarlets are on the board – 7-3 to Glasgow

Now it’s the home side’s turn to break, as Lloyd and Hardy rip through the middle.

Cancelliere makes a great try-saving tackle, but Glasgow then go offside and Scarlets will have a shot at goal.

Superb rugby!

Glasgow click into gear and release the backs, as Rowe, McKay and Cancelliere all combine.

Scarlets go offside in the scramble on their own 22, but the ref then reverses his decision as he spots a dangerous clearout from a Warrior.

Lloyd finds touch on his own 10m line.

This time the decision goes Glasgow’s way as the hosts are pinged for obstruction at the lineout.

There’s a stoppage as Venter receives some treatment, before Weir finds touch on the Glasgow 10m line.

Glasgow think the turnover is won, but referee Gianluca Gnecchi pings Nathan McBeth for not rolling away.

Lloyd goes to the corner again.

Scarlets are awarded the penalty at the breakdown, and Ioan Lloyd finds touch 10m from the Glasgow line.

Weir finds touch from the restart, and Scarlets win the lineout through Alex Craig.

Hardy whips it to the backs, but Jordan hits his man.

Weir adds the extras superbly from the touchline and it’s a 7-0 lead.

First score to the Warriors!

It almost comes down one wing, as Sebastian Cancelliere is hauled down just five metres short, but Glasgow stay patient and go through the phases.

In the end it’s Tom Jordan who throws the scoring pass to Kyle Rowe, the Scotland winger sliding over in the corner for the score!

No advantage coming, so Weir goes to touch for a lineout 20m from the Scarlets line.

No mistake this time as Hiddleston finds Cummings, before the latter takes into contact.

George Horne is impeded at the ruck and Glasgow have advantage…

Tom Rogers is shown a yellow card for his challenge in the air, and Weir finds touch on the Scarlets 22.

The hosts pinch the ball, but Gregor Hiddleston is alive to the threat of Dan Davis and Scarlets kick.

Josh McKay is then cleaned out in the air, and the TMO will have a look at this one on halfway.

Solid defence from Venter and Rory Darge, before Hardy has a snipe.

Scott Cummings gets over the ball though, and the penalty is Glasgow’s.

Duncan Weir finds touch 35m from the Scarlets line.

Scarlets get us underway, and Henco Venter fields the opening kick-off.

McDowall is the chosen exit, finding touch on his own 10m line.

Out come your Warriors, led by captain Stafford McDowall, to warm applause.

Kieron Hardy leads out the Scarlets on his 100th appearance for the club, and we’re all set in Llanelli!

Welcome to Wales for the final time in the 2023/24 season!

Your Glasgow Warriors are at Parc y Scarlets tonight, taking on the Scarlets in Round 13 of the BKT URC.

No changes to either team from yesterday’s team announcements – kick-off is just over 10 minutes away!