MEN’S BASKETBALL: Jaroslaw Zyskowski top-scored with 20 points as Poland’s Trefl Sopot stormed to their first EuroCup win of the season by thumping the Vilnius Wolves 97-74.

At the other end of the table, Bahcesehir Istanbul edged out Podgorica 95-93 after overtime to remain two games clear in Group A and Valencia stuffed Ankara 116-78 to maintain their three game lead in Group B.

Both teams have already qualified for the play-offs.

MEN’S ICE HOCKEY: Misfiring Elite League leaders Cardiff Devils, who have lost three of their last six games, visit Glasgow tomorrow evening while second-placed Belfast, three points off the top but with two games in hand, host an improving Nottingham for the first game of a weekend double-header.

Third-placed reigning champions Sheffield face Coventry Blaze on Saturday before coming up against bottom club Fife on Sunday afternoon.

MEN’S RUGBY LEAGUE: Last year’s New Zealand Warriors captain Tohu Harris has been forced into retirement by a persistent wrist injury after twelve seasons and 234 games in Australia’s National Rugby League.

In a glittering career the forward, who turned 33 years old this week, won the Grand Final with Melbourne Storm in 2017, was capped 16 times by New Zealand and also made one appearance for the Maori All-Stars.

MEN’S RUGBY UNION: Glasgow Warriors kick-off the latest round of European action when they face Racing 92 in a Champions Cup fixture tomorrow evening.

Both teams were knocked out in last season’s round of sixteen but have already lost one of their opening two games, although Glasgow have picked up three more bonus points than the French club.

Gloucester take on the Scarlets in tonight’s only Challenge Cup tie.