John Barclay touches down for the Warriors' second try

After the game, Warriors head coach Sean Lineen said: "I'm so pleased for the guys. We had a good sit down after the Connacht game and they've put in a lot of hard work this week.

"Even when Llanelli came back into the game, I knew we had it in us to win the game. The feeling in the dressing room before the game was electric, I could just feel it."

The visitors made the more promising start as they pinned Glasgow inside their own 22 throughout the opening stages. Stand-off Stephen Jones crossed the line for the opening try shortly before winger Mark Jones followed suit. Jones converted the second score.

Despite being twelve points down, the Warriors rallied and countered through the boot of Dan Parks, with a penalty after 22 minutes, and tries from Thom Evans and John Barclay to go in one points ahead at the break.

The Warriors came out of the dressing room firing on all cylinders, with Dougie Hall finishing off an exciting move sparked by both wingers – Thom Evans and Lome Fa’atau.

Justin Va'a on the charge

Fa’atau then received the ball and kicked over the top of the Llanelli defence before collecting the ball himself. Showing real strength to hold off three defenders, Fa’atau then offloaded to Hall who still had plenty work to do before crossing the line. Parks converted.

Thom Evans then linked with his older brother to score another scintillating try. Max ignited the move on his own line and stepped the defender to break through the line. Approaching the half-way line, he passed to his brother, who piled over the line despite the best efforts of the Scarlets’ defence.

Llanelli tried to respond through a Mark Jones try in the 72nd minute, and although Stephen Jones added a further penalty to close the gap to seven points, replacement scrum-half Colin Gregor sealed the victory for Glasgow.

Bernardo Stortoni sent a trademark up-and-under in the air and although he failed to collect up-field, the ball made its way to prop Kevin Tkachuk who passed round the back of the defender to Fa’atau. Fa’atau then released Colin Gregor who touched down at full stretch.

Glasgow Warriors: Bernardo Stortoni; Lome Fa’atau, Max Evans, Graeme Morrison, Thom Evans; Dan Parks, Mark McMillan; Justin Va’a, Dougie Hall, Moray Low, Opeta Palepoi, Alastair Kellock CAPTAIN, Kelly Brown, John Barclay, Johnnie Beattie
Substitutes: Colin Gregor for McMillan (52 mins), Dan Turner for Palepoi (65 mins), Kevin Tkachuk for Va’a (66 mins), Stevie Swindall for Brown (72 mins), Ed Kalman for Low (78 mins)
Unused: Andrew Henderson, Ruaridh Jackson

Llanelli Scarlets: Ceiron Thomas; Mark Jones, Regan King, Gavin Evans, Jon Davies; Stephen Jones CAPTAIN, Martin Roberts; Iestyn Thomas, Matthew Rees, Phil John, Lou Reed, Scott MacLeod, Dafydd Jones, Gavin Thomas, David Lyons
Substitutes: Nathan Thomas for Lyons (25 mins) for Thomas (35 mins), Aled Hopkins for John, Vernon Cooper for MacLeod and Darren Daniel for Davies (all 48 mins), Nathan Thomas for Reed (63 mins), Sililo Martens for Roberts (64 mins), Ken Owens for Rees (80 mins)
Unused: Rob Higgitt