Scots men maintain 100% record with two more wins

European Curling Championships

Where: Lohja, Finland When: 22-29 November

Coverage: Watch selected games live on the BBC Sport website & app and the BBC iPlayer

Scotland's men maintained their 100% record at the European Curling Championships with wins over Denmark and Switzerland.

Bruce Mouat's rink had previously beaten Czech Republic and Austria in Finland.

The Scots are the only side to win all of their matches in the round robin stage and their next game is against Norway, who have two wins from five.

Scotland women, ranked second in this event, have recorded their second win of the tournament, against Lithuania, and sit joint sixth of the 10 teams.

Skipped by Sophie Jackson, the Scots defeated Virginija Paulauskaite's rink 6-5.

They had lost to Turkey and Sweden but recovered with victory over Denmark before a 9-2 loss to Italy on Monday morning.

Norway and Germany take on Scotland women on Tuesday.

"We feel good about going into the second half of the round robin when we know we have played many of these teams before and if we put in good performances then we have really good chances of winning," said Jackson.

"We also know if we don't put in our top performances we could come out on the wrong side of those games, though, so we will be hoping to put in good team performances and come out of tomorrow with two wins."

And Hammy McMillan said of the men's draw: "Norway will get our full attention and intensity and we will look forward to our one-game day."