SPORTRESULTS

BOWLS

ARBROATH AND DISTRICT INDOOR – Senior Gents Singles – I Garioch 18 A Burnett 21, W Reid 6, K Tosh 21, W Smith 11, N Clark 21, D Jamieson w/o, B Ewing scr. Open Singles – K Tosh 16 L Furye 21 K Dorricott 17, RD Wilson 21 C Ruxton 21, J Dornan 7 S Christie w/o, C Smith scr, A Furye w/o B Burnett scr.

DUNDEE INDOOR Borland Insurance Open Pairs League- J Clark 3 S Cairns 18, A Lowe 14 N Robertson 10. Evening Oopen Pairs League

– A Milton 9 B Smith 10. Mens Club League – A Crighton 13 F Young 6, R Duell 7R Valentine 16, W Vannet 10 R Biondi 19, G Mclaren 5 M Crooks 21, G Haddow 7.5 A Anderson 10.

FOOTBALL

PLAYED LAST NIGHT

Uefa Europa League Group A Lyon 1 Rangers 1, Sparta Prague 2 Brondby 0. Group B Real Sociedad 3 PSV 0 Sturm Graz 1 Monaco 1. Group

Legia Warsaw 0 Spartak Moscow 1, Napoli 3 Leicester 2. Group D Antwerp 1 Olympiacos 0 Fenerbahce 1 Eintracht Frankfurt 1. Group E

Lazio 0 Galatasaray 0, Marseille 1 Lokomotiv Moscow 0. Group F Braga 1 Red Star Belgrade 1, Ludogorets 0 FC Midtjylland 0. Group G Celtic 3 Real Betis 2, Ferencvaros 1 Bayer Leverkusen 0. Group H Genk 0 Rapid Vienna 1, West Ham 0 Dinamo Zagreb 1.

TONIGHT’S GAMES cinch Scottish Championship – Ayr United v Hamilton (7.45)

Premier League – Brentford v Watford (8pm)

GOLF

ARBROATH ARTISAN – Wednesday Sweep – Par 68 (36pts) – Scr-36; S Mcglashan (12) 40pts, D Law (8) 39, D Adam (7) 37.

BLAIRGOWRIE – Gents Winter League – Div 1: D Gray (+2) 45pts, T Mason (5) 41, A Macgregor (6) 41. Div 2: S Bruce (9) 46pts, R Brassington (11) 42, B Crosbie (9) 41.

POOLS

EAST FIFE WEEKLY GOLDMINE LOTTO –3,7, 10 and 18. No jackpot winner but runners-up J Duthie (Windsor Hotel) and J Kirkcaldy (online) win £10. New jackpot £1,050.

SNOOKER

Scott Donaldson’s return to form continued yesterday as the Perth snooker pro battled through to the third round of the Scottish Open in Llandudno.

The 27-year-old ended a four-game losing streak when he won his first round match on the final black, and Donaldson’s boosted morale was evident yesterday against Bristol’s Ben Hancorn. The Scot took the first two frames after rolling in a century break, but Hancorn had beaten him at the British Open in August and soon made it 2-2. Donaldson then nicked a tense fifth frame before sealing his 4-2 victory with a run of 72 in the sixth. He is already guaranteed a cheque for £7,500 but can now reach the quarter-finals by defeating Romford’s Matt Selt in the last 16.

Also making progress were veteran Scot John Higgins, who beat Ryan Day 4-0, and Judd Trump who saw off David Lilley 4-0.

Ronnie O’sullivan meanwhile booked his place in the fourth round with a 4-3 win over Jamie Jones.