MEN’S RUGBY UNION: Glasgow still top the United Rugby Championship by four points despite slumping to a 54-12 defeat in Johannesburg as second-placed Cape Town also lost 33-24 at home to Connacht.

Leinster in third won 29-21 at Ulster, Edinburgh edged bottom of the table Zebre 31-30 and Ospreys squeezed past Durban 21-17.

Pretoria won 47-7 at the Dragons, Scarlets lost out 24-28 to Cardiff and Munster eased to a 45-15 win in Treviso.

MEN’S BOXING: Barcelona’s Cristobel Lorente survived a sixth-round knockdown to earn a split decision over Nathaniel Collins and win their WBC featherweight world title eliminator in Glasgow.

The pair had drawn in their previous meeting in October last year.

Former European champion Lorente improves his unbeaten career record to 24 bouts and is expected to face America’s Bruce Carrington for the world title.

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE: Holders Halifax won 97-58 at Hull FC on Saturday to reach the Challenge Cup semi-finals where they will be joined by last year’s runners-up London Roosters after they cruised past Sheffield 74-22.

Also into the last four are Leeds following their 96-6 victory at Edinburgh and Wigan, who romped to a 136-6 success in Bradford. Halifax have lifted the Challenge Cup five times since its inception in 2015.

MEN’S FOOTBALL: Bromley were promoted to League One for the first time in their history after drawing 0-0 with third-placed Cambridge, while Notts County lost 2-1 at home to Barnet on Saturday.

Based in Greater London’s deep south-east, Bromley have only spent two seasons in the Football League.

They currently sit two points clear at the top of League Two with games against play-off bound Salford and Walsall left to play.