GLASGOW squeezed past Scarlets to preserve their long unbeaten home record.
Warriors haven't lost a regular season league game at Scotstoun for three years, a stat which looked in danger of being broken as Franco Smith's men struggled to get into their stride.
But a Duncan Weir penalty saw them move in front for the first time late in the game.
And some last-gasp defending then saw Warriors home for another vital URC win.
It was Scarlets who moved in front from Ioan Lloyd's penalty off the tee, with Warriors failing to get into any rhythm.
And the away side then stretched their lead when the maul drove over Josh MacLeod for the first try of the night.
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