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By Andrew Southwick
BBC Scotland
Scarlets held off a lively fightback by Glasgow Warriors to win.
Attempts from Stafford McDowall and Brandon Thomson set up a grandstand finish, with the hosts monitoring ahead.
Scarlets, who finished the game with 14 men after Josh McLeod had been sin-binned, had to defend since Warriors pushed forward.
However, the Welsh side held on for a victory that was memorable.
Scarlets were given a second win of this season to add to the 18-10 victory over Connacht last weekend by that.
However, with no 16 gamers on World Cup duty in Japan, for Warriors, their insecurities persist following a tingling 48-14 loss away to the Cheetahs.
Both sides were level at the break in error-strewn and a nervy 40 seconds; Thomson for the home side after two penalties per while the people Dan Jones was effective in two of three attempts.
Wing Tom James, producing his Scarlets introduction should have restricted it but dropped the ball.
Thomsons punishment gave the lead to anglers but Scarlets stepped up a gear and three attempts put them firmly.
Kieran Hardy raced through to put daylight between the two sides, with Steff Evans and Paul Asquith soon adding other people.
It looked like the points were secure for the visitors, but Warriors needed a second end.
Thomson outpaced the defence wide on the left score .
That attracted the deficit and Angus OBrien rattled the post with a penalty to pass up the chance to extend Scarlets lead.
The conversion went wide, although then Huw Jones fed McDowall to cross the point.
Having a four-point deficit however, Warriors pinned the visitors back, along with also their hopes were raised McLeod was yellow carded for collapsing a maul.
Since Scarlets held on but they ran out of time.
Glasgow Warriors: Jackson, Steyn, Jones, McDowall, Hughes, Thomson, Frisby; Kebble, Stewart, Rae, McDonald, Swinson, Harley, Gibbins (capt), Fagerson.
Replacements: Matthews, Allan, Nicol Fusaro, Dobie, Kelly, Bryce.
Scarlets: McNicholl; T James, Steff Hughes (capt), Asquith, S Evans; D Jones, Hardy; R Evans, M Jones, Lee, Rawlins, Cummins, Phillips, Macleod Cassiem.
Replacements: P Price, T Davies, Kruger, Helps, Davis, Blacker, OBrien, Baldwin.
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