Converted try - Scarlets 17-12 Ulsterpublished at 32 mins
32 mins
Macleod try, Costelow con
Scarlets are back in the lead and, after a timely intervention down the other end earlier on, it's Josh Macleod with the try.
It's a clever bit of play from the captain as, with the ball virtually on the line, he picks up and simply places it an inch or two further forward onto the whitewash.
Why go through all those big carries when you don't have to, eh?
Despite Robert Baloucoune and Stuart McCloskey piling in to help their forward colleagues, the pack get stopped just short but hooker Tom Stewart breaks off and finishes powerfully.
A bit of reward for a sustained period of pressure from Ulster, though the wind takes Doak's conversion way off line.
Ceri Coleman-Phillips BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Parc y Scarlets
Scarlets are showing intent on both sides of the ball.
Interim director of rugby Nigel Davies spoke about showing bravery this week, and we're seeing plenty of that in the opening 15 minutes here in Llanelli.
Scarlets have not beaten Ulster since November 2018, there's a long way to go, but it's a great start.
That's certainly a captain's effort from Josh Macleod.
Scarlets stop the maul and, just as Ulster try and get their attack set, the home skipper is over the ball to win a turnover just metres from his own line.
Still nothing doing for Ulster so far this afternoon.
Ulster's Werner Kok is trying to inject some width into his side's play.
It works on the first occasion as he sets Stuart McCloskey flying up the wing. Not so much on the second as his pass flies into touch without a black jersey in the same post code.
The error is compounded by Sam Costelow's smart 50:22.