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Friday 7 October, 7pm, BBC Two Wales

Join Ross Harries and the Scrum V team tomorrow evening as the Scarlets welcome Edinburgh to Llanelli.

Ross will be joined in studio by Lyn Jones and Tom Shanklin while Stuart Davies and Nick Webb are in the commentary box and Phil Davies provides the match analysis.

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