Thank you for joining us tonight and kudos to all of you who managed to fathom what was going on in that second half. At one point, an abandoned game looked a distinct possibility.

As it happened, we were given an enthralling contest that defied the conditions.

Incidentally, the last time these sides met?

September 2024 at the same venue. Final score then was....Benetton 20-20 Scarlets.

Not only did mist and fog strike tonight. But lightning struck twice.

On that probably awful attempt at a humorous sign-off, I'll say goodnight!

Fraser Watson
BBC Sport Wales reporter

Nigel Davies will be misty-eyed in the changing rooms, literally.

After 40 minutes where his side were constantly on the backfoot and soaking up pressure, a 13-3 deficit appeared a sizable one.

But Scarlets turned the tide second half and despite the visibility issues, when they had sustained possession they looked dangerous. The three tries were testament to that.

It must be mixed emotions though. Carwyn Leggatt-Jones produced a mature display on his first URC start, but that late missed conversion potentially cost the visitors a superb comeback win.

To counter that, two points so nearly became one with Nicolas Roger Farias failing to land those last-gasp penalties.

What is undeniable though, despite the missing players, is that it is another step forward following Davies' return.

Scarlets number eight Fletcher Anderson told S4C: "It was pretty interesting tonight, especially under the high ball.

"We thought our breakdown let us down, we gave them a couple of chances to win the game, we were pretty lucky, it's something we'll think about over the next few weeks.

"We're not far off, we just let ourselves down with inaccurracies in key moments, but we're trending upwards for sure. It's been positive change in the past few weeks."

Well Munster fought back bravely, but Glasgow see it out for the win that keeps them top of the URC table.

After a commanding first half that saw them race into a 28-5 lead, they had to survive a second-half Munster onslaught.

Warriors steadied themselves late on to halt the Irish charge and it's now nine straight wins in all competitions for Franco Smith's side.

It's short and wide.

And breathe. Well, only after Billy McBryde contemplated running it out from his own posts before getting it off the field.

But now, yes, breathe.

Final seconds, Scarlets have possession on halfway.

Oh you are kidding. Penalty at the breakdown goes the way of Benetton. Nicolas Roger Farias asks for the tee and it is this to win it....

Glasgow very, very rarely elect to kick penalties at goal, but given the wind - literally and metaphorically - is with Munster right now, it's a smart move.

Lancaster knocks it over from in front of the posts to nudge Glasgow beyond the converted score advantage.

Nicolas Roger Farias is trying a monster of a penalty given the conditions. Nigh-on 50 metres.

I nearly ate my words there. Sails narrowly wide but had it been on target, I think the Argentine had the distance.

What a game in the mist. And what a finish in store...

If you're not near a television, these are the current scenes in Treviso.

Image source, Rex Features

Image source, Rex Features

Big moment. Joe Roberts tries to tidy up a loose ball metres from his own line but is penalised.

Benetton penalty and another lineout chance. They've had a few of these tonight but not managed to convert...

Suddenly, it's all Scarlets but they are missing chances to pull away here.

Skipper Johnny Williams hits up 15 metres out only to be deemed to be holding on. Benetton are rocking here but still, just one score away.

By the way, I'll never complain about storms in Wales again.

Four times, the away forwards try to barge over from a metre out. On the last of those, Jac Price is held up over the line and Benetton survive.

The clock by the way, has ticked past the hour mark...

Scarlets penalty, 30 metres out but close to the touchline.

Sure enough, Carwyn Leggat-Jones decided the corner is a safer bet.

Right, the referee has just held discussions with his assistants before restarting play here.

The clock could now be a huge factor. If the game is abandoned and we've played 60 minutes, the score stands. By that notion, the visitors have two minutes to hold out before this score can be deemed definitive.