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Scarlets v Harlequins
Venue: Stradey Park
Date: 11 October 2008
Kickoff - 15:30, Live Sky Sports 2</div>
Scarlets coach Nigel Davies says he is wary of the Harlequins challenge in Saturday's Heineken Cup opener, the penultimate game at Stradey Park.
"It's going to be a really tough encounter. I've seen Harlequins and they're playing good rugby," he said.
"They have a steely edge about them that they probably haven't had before."
Former Wales captain Jonathan Davies told BBC Wales' Scrum V rugby show: "Harlequins are flying at the moment, they have pace in abundance.
Scarlets can boast a squad that is close to full strength, and are coming off the back of Sunday's 17-26 EDF Energy Cup win at Saracens.
"The win was really important to us for lots of different reasons," said Davies.
"This competition is something we have targeted and to start with an away win is great.
"But in terms of performance there was a lot missing there. We're a new group of people and there's a lot of work to do.
"In the second half the defence went up a couple of notches - but it needed to."
BBC Sport
Scarlets v Harlequins
Venue: Stradey Park
Date: 11 October 2008
Kickoff - 15:30, Live Sky Sports 2</div>
Scarlets coach Nigel Davies says he is wary of the Harlequins challenge in Saturday's Heineken Cup opener, the penultimate game at Stradey Park.
"It's going to be a really tough encounter. I've seen Harlequins and they're playing good rugby," he said.
"They have a steely edge about them that they probably haven't had before."
Former Wales captain Jonathan Davies told BBC Wales' Scrum V rugby show: "Harlequins are flying at the moment, they have pace in abundance.
Scarlets can boast a squad that is close to full strength, and are coming off the back of Sunday's 17-26 EDF Energy Cup win at Saracens.
"The win was really important to us for lots of different reasons," said Davies.
"This competition is something we have targeted and to start with an away win is great.
"But in terms of performance there was a lot missing there. We're a new group of people and there's a lot of work to do.
"In the second half the defence went up a couple of notches - but it needed to."
BBC Sport