So that's all from Kingsholm.

Scarlets had plenty of the ball but did not use it well and were given a brutal lesson in finishing by Gloucester.

The Cherry & Whites move into the qualification spots in Pool 3 with nine points and travel to Bayonne next Sunday.

Scarlets are still in the reckoning and host Vannes next Saturday in Llanelli with a chance to progress.

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Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

If you're not accurate at Kingsholm, Gloucester are going to punish you and they have done that today.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

I think it shows where Scarlets are in their building process.

They are good at home, but when they go away to tough environments they're second best in all areas.

They've been far too inaccurate.

That's it, all over at Kingsholm where Gloucester run out comfortable winners.

Gloucester's fly-half has been the linchpin to his side's clinical attack.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

It's disappointing but not terminal for Scarlets.

They still have an opportunity to progress to the knockout stages.

Tonight's attendance is 11,441 and most are leaving happy.

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The last replacements are on and now the only sub not on the field is Gloucester scrum-half Tomos Williams.

And to be frank, they haven't needed him.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

Wow! Christian Wade - outstanding!

Some excellent footballing ability to control that ball. It's an incredible effort.

But where does it start from? Another Scarlets mistake.

Gareth Davies makes half a break and Scarlets were within touching distance of the line.

But a huge tackle by Chris Harris dislodges the ball from Eddie James' hands and Christian Wade hacks the ball up field.

He kicks again all the way up the pitch and is then battling with a Scarlets player to touch it down.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

It looked for all the world that Josh Hathaway was in.

He will not want to watch that on the video review on Monday!

Scrum in front of the posts and Gloucester's backs go left.

Hathaway leaps into towards the corner flag but somehow loses the ball in mid-air.

Oops!

Gloucester are hammering away close to the posts but are just held out.

The hosts are sniffing a fifth try and ending half thoughts of a Scarlets bonus.

Full disclosure, I was just looking up the last time Scarlets had been nilled.

I can stop looking now!

If you're interested, it was against Clermont Auvergne in January 2013.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

The breakdown has been an area where Gloucester have bossed it.

Too many times the Scarlets have their 10s and 12s on the floor during breakdowns, and they are running out of ideas.

Given the scoreline, you wonder with some of these replacements whether both coaches are already thinking of protecting certain key players.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

The Scarlets are playing as individuals. It's just chaotic, that's the only way I can describe this performance.

Okay they are away at Gloucester, it is an intimidating place, but there is a lack of control.

They're not sure what they want to do - whether to stick or twist.

Gloucester bring on prop Jamal Ford-Robinson, Kirill Gotovstev and Albert Tuisue.

Scarlets captain Josh Macleod is done... replaced by South African Jarrod Taylor.