Neptune will look to pull off an upset when they face UCC Demons in a Cork derby tonight in the Men’s Premier League.

Neptune have fallen out of contention after a run of three straight league defeats and the return of forward Nigel Byam to the United States.

Demons have lost just once at the Mardyke Arena under Colin O’Reilly.

Neptune are now setting their sights on a top four finish and the end of season Champions’ Trophy according to player and coach Ger Noonan.

“Every team needs a goal and for us it’s silverware. We’re Neptune so we’re always going to be competitive.”

The Cork men are back on court tomorrow to face Dublin Inter at Neptune Stadium.

DCU will look to end their worst run of results since 2013 when they host Templeogue on Saturday before the action switches to the National Arena for the last double header of the season on Sunday.

Travelodge Swords Thunder take on UL Eagles at 2pm followed by UCD Marian against Killester. Marian are seeking their first win of the season at the Arena, having lost by a single basket to both Killester and Swords. Both Arena games will be streamed live on the TG4 website.

DCU Mercy can firm up their place in the top four of the Women’s Premier League with a win at fifth-placed Maxol WIT Wildcats tomorrow.

Team Montenotte Hotel will be looking to return to the top of the table when they take on UL Huskies. They trail current leaders Courtyard Liffey Celtics by just one point.