Wimbledon LIVE: Coco Gauff suffers heartbreak as John McEnroe walks out of BBC job
The Wimbledon semi-finals are underway today.
Welcome to day 10 at Wimbledon as the second batch of quarter-finals take place. British breakthrough star Arthur Fery is the headline attraction and he has been given top billing on Centre Court.
The 23-year-old takes on No. 9 seed Flavio Cobolli following the conclusion of Marta Kostyuk vs Jasmine Paolini. The other women's semi-final is between Linda Noskova and Elise Mertens.
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Alexander Zverev, who was made to return to finish his fourth-round clash with Jiri Lehecka yesterday, plays for a third straight day against Taylor Fritz, second on Court 1.
Stay tuned for all the latest news and updates directly from SW19...
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9 mins ago18:52 Isaac Seelochan
British duo a set up in semi-final
Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid are a set up in their wheelchair doubles semi-final.
The British duo break serve to lead 6-4 against France's Stephane Houdet and Ji Zhenxu of China.
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26 mins ago18:35 Isaac Seelochan
All Czech final
It will be an all-Czech final and a first-time Grand Slam winner on Saturday. Muchova does have experience of that stage, having reached the Roland Garros final in 2023.
But a Wimbledon final is very different. The eerie stillness on Centre Court is unlike anything else.
The Czech's have a good history at Wimbledon with Martina Navratilova holding the record for most singles titles (9).
We also saw a Czech winner in 2023 when Marketa Vondrousova triumphed.
49 mins ago18:12 Isaac Seelochan
Noskova beats Kostyuk 6-4 6-4
Linda Noskova, in her first Grand Slam semi-final, is now in her first Slam final! She sinks to her knees after a Kostyuk forehand goes long.
What a performance from her - a worthy winner. She will play Karolina Muchova on Saturday for the Wimbledon title.
Bitterly disappointing for Kostyuk, who waves to the crowd before giving them a love-heart symbol as she walks off.
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58 mins ago18:03 Charlie Malam
Coco Gauff speaks
Coco Gauff has just come to speak to us in the media theatre after her heartbreaking semi-final defeat.
But the American, 22, is looking to the positives after a career-best run at Wimbledon.
She said: "There's a lot of positives. Obviously got super close. Definitely going to think about the second, third, last point, whatever, but overall I think it was a positive tournament for me.
"A match for sure to remember. It's tough to digest, but I don't know, I'm happy.
"It's just one of those days where it didn't go my way. Somebody had to lose, and unfortunately it was me today."
1 hour ago17:56 Isaac Seelochan
Kostyuk breaks back and a Ukranian flag is waving!
That's more like it from Marta Kostyuk! The Ukrainian digs in and gets a couple of gifts from Noskova to break back.
Having looked subdued for much of this match, she finally shows some emotion - letting out several roars and fist pumping.
A Ukrainian flag is being waved by two ecstatic women in front of the press box, and we have a match on our hands now!
It's 3-3 on serve in the second as Kostyuk backs up the break with a comfortable hold.
1 hour ago17:50 Isaac Seelochan
Horror game from Kostyuk
An error-strewn service game from Marta Kostyuk, who is now a set and a break down on centre court. She's hardly shown any emotion out here and perhaps needs to let some frustration out to get her going.
The crowd are pulling for the Ukrainian now, having been neutral until that break.
1 hour ago17:40 Isaac Seelochan
Brit in the final
Britain's Henry Patten and his Finnish doubles partner Harri Heliövaara are through to the men's doubles final. The 2024 champions have risen to world No.1 for the first time this year.
And they have underlined their credentials as the world's best after coming through a tight two-set semi-final 7-6(2), 7-6(10) against Aleksandar Kovacevic and Thanasi Kokkinakis.
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1 hour ago17:36 Isaac Seelochan
Noskova claims the opener
Noskova takes the opener after an awful service game from Kostyuk. It ends on a double fault for the Ukrainian who looked all out of sorts for most of that set in truth.
The Czech, in her first Grand Slam semi-final, is now a set away from her first final and a shot at Wimbledon glory.
2 hours ago17:21 Isaac Seelochan
Noskova has settled best
Noskova has looked more comfortable out here so far, which will make her big-hitting game even more dangerous.
The Czech just had several break points, but wasn't able to capitalise. We're still on serve at 3-3, with the centre court crowd starting to fill up again after the mammoth previous semi-final between Gauff and Muchova.
2 hours ago16:56 Isaac Seelochan
Kostyuk v Noskova underway
The second women's semi-final is underway with Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk taking on Czech big-hitter Linda Noskova.
Neither player has reached a Grand Slam final before - this is also Noskova's first Slam semi-final - with Kostyuk winning the only previous meeting between the two players in Madrid this year.
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2 hours ago16:41 Isaac Seelochan
Muchova on 'rollercoaster' Gauff win
Karolina Muchova has shared her verdict on that dramatic win over Coco Gauff.
She said: "It sounds really nice to be in a final. Honestly, was such a big fight. Was a rollercoaster. Was up and down. Match point and then match point down. You don't have time to think.
"It was very nerve-wrecking. I don't even know what I'm saying, I'm shaking and trying to sink it in. The atmosphere here was indescribable, thank you everyone who came and supported us."
3 hours ago16:12 Charlie Malam
Karolina Muchova wins!
Karolina Muchova is the latest Czech into the women's final!
The 10th seed converts her second match point to edge the 10-point tiebreak over Coco Gauff and win 6-2, 1-6, 7-6.
The 29-year-old lost her only other Grand Slam final, the 2023 French Open final.
She is looking to become the sixth different Czech woman in the Open Era to win SW19.
3 hours ago15:52 Jack McEachen
Getting tense...
Gauff is serving to stay in this semi-final while 6-5 down...
You can feel the nerves in the building.
Neither player has ever reached the Wimbledon final before.
4 hours ago14:59 Jack McEachen
Gauff ties!
We are heading to a decider
Shortly we will discover the first Wimbledon 2026 finalist.
4 hours ago14:51 Jack McEachen
Gauff breaks again and on verge of levelling
Coco Gauff has roared back and the Centre Court crowd are loving it.
There are no prizes for guessing who they want to reach the final.
Gauff announced herself to the Brits as a 15-year-old when she beat Venus Williams on Court 1.
She's still a crowd favourite and now stands on the verge of taking this to a decider.
4 hours ago14:39 Jack McEachen
Gauff breaks and crowd erupts
The loudest cheer of the day for Coco Gauff, who breaks Karolina Muchova for the very first time in this semi-final.
She looks a completely different player than the one who started the first set.
And she follows it up with a deft touch at the net.
A break to hold would be exactly what she needs.
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5 hours ago14:31 Charlie Malam
Medical emergency on court
The men's doubles match on Court 1 has been paused due to a medical emergency.
Mate Pavic and Marcelo Arevalo are a set up against Tim Putz and Kevin Krawietz.
But the heat saw play stopped at 1-1 in the second as staff rushed to help a member of the crowd struggling with the heat.
"We're just going to pause," said umpire James Keothavong. "A fellow spectator requires medical assistance at the top."
5 hours ago14:17 Jack McEachen
Muchova takes first set
Karolina Muchova is one set away from the Wimbledon final.
And she has put on a CLINIC.
The Czech star has stunned this Coco Gauff-supporting crowd into silence.
5 hours ago14:03 Jack McEachen
Muchova breaks AGAIN
What a start to this semi-final from Karolina Muchova.
Coco Gauff has not got going just yet, but she did drop the first set in her victories over Jessica Pegula and Belinda Bencic in the past two rounds too.
And I'm not sure if the heat is a factor for the players, but it's certainly one for this reporter.
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5 hours ago13:55 Jack McEachen
Muchova grabs early break
I'm up on Centre Court for today's first semi-final and Karolina Muchova, with the crowd very much cheering on her opponent, has taken an early advantage.
She broke Gauff but then quickly gave her American opponent two break points back, though they were squandered.
Muchova has just played a delightful drop shot to go 30-0 up at 3-1.
5 hours ago13:33 Archie Griggs
Muchova about to face Gauff
Karolina Muchova and Coco Gauff have just emerged onto Centre Court for their semi-final meeting.
It's a scorching day at SW19 and the conditions could be tough for both players.
The stakes are high and this one should be a cracker.
6 hours ago12:47 Archie Griggs
Jannik Sinner looks ahead to Novak Djokovic clash
Jannik Sinner is looking forward to renewing his rivalry with Novak Djokovic tomorrow.
He said: "I know Iâm capable of beating him if I play well, but Iâm also well aware that I can lose, so, there is pressure, yes but I take it all in stride.
"Iâm happy to be on court, I give it my best. What stands out to me is how he trains, the dedication he shows to himself, his body, and everything else.
"The motivation he still has is incredible. I think we can be very happy that heâs still here, giving 100 per cent and trying to win his 25th Slam. Itâs great to have him around."
7 hours ago11:41 Archie Griggs
Tim Henman proposes Wimbledon rule change
Tim Henman has called for a new rule at Wimbledon after Arthur Fery called for a toilet break at a crucial point during his victory over Grigor Dimitrov.
"Once you get to the area that youâre going to change your clothes, you get five minutes," said the BBC pundit.
"Thereâs a couple of little changing options just behind those double doors behind Centre Court.
"For me itâs a break that youâd like to get rid of, but unfortunately if itâs a bathroom break, or playing in these hot climates around, which youâd probably put London into it now, I think youâve always got to give the players that opportunity.
"But it does disrupt the rhythm, and therefore the momentum of these matches sometimes."
8 hours ago10:37 Jack McEachen
Good morning from Wimbledon!
It's another hot one and although there are not as many people in attendance, yesterday's 38,368 was the lowest so far due to fewer singles matches, we still have a barnstorming day ahead.
Women's semi-finals day has Coco Gauff taking on Karolina Muchova first on Centre Court, followed by Marta Kostyuk vs Linda Noskova.
9 hours ago10:20 Archie Griggs
Alexander Zverev unfazed by Wimbledon lion's den
Alexander Zverev is prepared to be the enemy of the Wimbledon crowd when he faces Arthur Fery in the Wimbledon semi-finals.
"Iâm almost 30 years old, Iâve been on tour for long enough and I feel like Iâve seen the most hostile crowds," said the German.
"Iâve seen tough crowds, Iâve seen unfair crowds as well.
"I feel like I should know how âto handle it, Iâve learned how to handle it. Iâm okay with it."
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9 hours ago09:34 Archie Griggs
Arthur Fery speaks out on nationality
Arthur Fery insists he feels 'very British' after storming into the Wimbledon quarter-finals.
He was born in France but moved to the UK at an early age and competes under the British flag.
"I feel very British. I live here. All my best friends live here. I went to school here, I train here," he said.
"Obviously my parents are still French and we speak French with my cousins and my family who still live in France, but my roots are very much tied to London now.
"I've now lived here a long time. Maybe 10 years ago I'd have said I felt more French than English but now that's not the case at all."
10 hours ago08:42 Archie Griggs
Carlos Alcaraz leads tennis' highest earners
Carlos Alcaraz may not be competing at Wimbledon this year, but he is still winning away from the court.
That's because he has earned more money than any other player over the last year, according to Sportico.
It's claimed the injured Spaniard has raked in just under ÂŁ47m through prize money and endorsement deals.
That figure puts him ahead of Jannik Sinner, who has earned around ÂŁ44m during the same period.
11 hours ago07:52 Archie Griggs
Cruz Hewitt enjoying impressive Wimbledon run
Cruz Hewitt is doing his father proud at Wimbledon, having reached the quarter-finals of the boys' tournament.
The son of tennis legend Lleyton, the teenager roared past Jamie Mackenzie in straight sets to book his place in the last eight.
Speaking afterwards, he said: "Every tournament, you come in and you hope to win it, but I'm just here taking it one match at a time.
"So far, three matches and I've enjoyed playing every one. So next match, I'll try and do the same and then we'll see how it goes."
Cruz is scheduled to face Bulgarian ninth seed Dimitar Kisimov in the quarter-finals.
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12 hours ago07:24 Archie Griggs
Marta Kostyuk refused to look at Royal Box
Marta Kostyuk has explained why she didn't want to look at the Royal Box during her quarter-final victory over Jasmine Paolini.
She said: "Sandra [Zaniewska, her coach] told me: âYou're allowed to have 15 seconds per set to look at the Royal Box, to see who is sitting there.â
"And I didn't do it. I finished the first set and I'm like, âOkay, I didn't use my 15 seconds, so I can do it now.â
"And then I was like, âNo, I am not doing this to myself. I am not looking there.â"
12 hours ago07:19 Archie Griggs
Tennis star hospitalised after 'serious fall'
CoCo Vandeweghe, who retired from tennis in 2023, was taken to hospital after suffering a nasty fall on the way to Wimbledon.
On Instagram, the American said she was back working with ESPN after an unexpected hospital stay.
"Last Tuesday, on my walk to Wimbledon, I had an unexpected accident and took a pretty serious fall," she said.
"I ended up biting through my lip, fracturing my chin, and chipping my two front teeth.
"It was a scary experience, but I'm so grateful to say my stitches are out.
"I got my new teeth a couple of days ago, and I'm healing well. Best of all, I'm back at work.
"This past week has reminded me just how fortunate I am to be surrounded by incredible people."
12 hours ago07:15 Archie Griggs
What's coming up today?
The women's semi-finals will take centre stage at Wimbledon today.
Karolina Muchova will face Coco Gauff in the first match of the day on Centre Court at around 1.30pm.
That will be followed by Marta Kostyuk against Linda Noskova.
20 hours ago22:36 Jack Staplehurst
Back on Thursday
We'll be back on Thursday morning for more drama from Wimbledon after an action-packed day, which saw Arthur Fery become a new hero of Britain â see you then!
21 hours ago22:05 Jack Staplehurst
Jelena Djokovic's classy message
Jelena Djokovic has commented on Felix Auger Aliassimeâs Instagram post following his loss to Novak at Wimbledon.
âYou were incredible last night Felix," she wrote.
"Our kids adore you and you are a wonderful role model one had to come out as a winner in that match, but there is so much to be proud of. We will be cheering for you!â
22 hours ago20:47 Jack Staplehurst
Fery drops new post
Arthur Ferry has taken to social media to send a message of thanks to fans at Wimbledon, after the Brit's heroics in Wednesday's quarter-final.
The 23-year-old wildcard posted on Instagram: "Hey guys. I havenât been on socials but wanted to jump on here quickly to say a massive thank you to everyone sending support.
"Means the world to me and i'm looking forward to the semiâs on Friday".
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yesterday17:45 Mikael McKenzie
Fery reacts
Speaking in his on-court interview, Fery said: "It gets better and better every match. I can't believe it. Playing on Centre Court second time, second win, I can't believe it. I played Flavio earlier this year in Australia and I beat him. He's done it before in a Grand Slam but that gave me a little boost of confidence.
"I was very nervous beforehand but kept going until the finish line. Definitely not on the inside! That last game I felt emotions I hadn't experienced before in my life. I think it's the same up there [in my box]. It's unbelievable to experience it with those guys. It's a great bunch of guys. I'm so happy."
yesterday17:29 Tom Victor
Zverev through to the semis
Less than two hours have passed since he started his quarter-final against Taylor Fritz but Alexander Zverev is already through to the semis.
After needing just a single break in sets one and two, he sped things up in the third to win 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.
The German has dropped just two sets all tournament as he continues to ride the high from his French Open win.
yesterday17:28 Mikael McKenzie
Fery wins
What a moment for Arthur Fery, he bagels Cobolli in the final set!
The Brit is through to the semi-finals with a 6-4, 7-6, 6-0 win!
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yesterday17:17 Tom Victor
Zverev has the double break
Surely there's no coming back from this for Taylor Fritz.
A huge winner from Zverev and the American almost looked resigned as his opponent moved 4-1 up in the third.
Zverev moves one step closer to a meeting with Arthur Fery or Flavio Cobolli in the semis, with the Brit still in the other quarter-final.
yesterday17:11 Tom Victor
Another break for Zverev
Taylor Fritz hasn't broken Alexander Zverev yet today but he'll need to if he wants to stay in this match.
An early break in the third set has Zverev 2-1 up and four more holds will see him into the semis.
Has Fritz got anything extra in the tank? He came from two sets down to beat the same opponent here in 2024 but a repeat doesn't look likely right now.
yesterday17:03 Charlie Malam
Semis almost set
As it stands, we're only a set away from both of these men's quarter-finals being done.
Second seed Alexander Zverev will face Britain's Arthur Fery in the second semi-final of the day on Friday, should they both get the job done shortly.
The other semi is of course Jannik Sinner vs Novak Djokovic.
yesterday16:53 Tom Victor
Zverev one set away from the semis
No drama on that final service game of the set.
Fritz was up on his feet quickly after the changeover, signalling he was ready for whatever Zverev had to throw at him.
The German's serve remains too powerful though and he holds to make it 6-4, 6-4.
yesterday16:51 Charlie Malam
Arthur Fery two sets up
Incredible. Arthur Fery is two sets up on Centre Court - he's only one set away from the semi-finals!
The wildcard leads Flavio Cobolli 6-4, 7-6 at the moment.
Huge cheers from the partisan crowd. More updates here.
yesterday16:48 Tom Victor
Zverev breaks
A huge road from Alexander Zverev as he breaks Fritz to lead 5-4 in the second set.
He's been knocking at the door for a while and finally got it done.
The French Open champion will now serve for the set.
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yesterday16:26 Tom Victor
Medical time out for Fritz
Taylor Fritz has been receiving attention after serving for a 2-1 lead at the start of the second set.
The American has played through a knee injury this seaso but indicated he was pain free earlier this summer, although he grimaced when his knee was being worked just then.
"In this particular match I don't think there's any chance of seeing a retirement," commentator Ryan Harrison said.
"He's played with it, he knows it's a chronic thing, he knows it's not going to be something he pulls out with in the middle of a match. Especially not at this stage.
"The concerning part for him is just the fact he was feeling no issues with it throughout.
"Sometimes when you have an accumulation of matches, and he's had a long grass-court season, he played a lot of matches on grass even before coming here... if it's recurring then he has to be careful about his schedule beyond Wimbledon.
"For right now I think he's just trying to get some relief in this specific match.
"If this was a match the week before Wimbledon and you had a Grand Slam the following week that's when you take a precaution but at this stage of a tournament you're just trying to get the relief so you can keep pushing on."
yesterday16:10 Mikael McKenzie
Fery punches back
Fery thunders a forehand down the line and breaks back for 2-2!
Cobolli can't buy a first serve. For how great his groundstrokes are, he needs to sort that out if he's going to get back into this tie.
yesterday16:09 Tom Victor
Zverev takes the first set
It's all been on serve since that early break from Zverev.
The German has a chance to clinch the first set but Fritz isn't giving up, forcing his opponent to save two break points
Eventually, though, the American sends a return into the net and it's job done for the No.2 seed
That's 6-4 with 38 minutes on the clock.
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yesterday15:58 Mikael McKenzie
Cobolli advantage in second set
Cabolli makes a flying start to the second set, winning four points in a row to break to love.
yesterday15:56 Tom Victor
News travels fast
Want to know how loud the reaction was to Fery taking that set? Well, you could hear it loud and clear from Court 1.
It didn't take long for people to figure out the source of the noise.
Over here it's still Zverev who has the early advantage and he's just nailed an ace on his first point at 4-3.
yesterday15:54 Mikael McKenzie
Fery takes the first set
Cobolli completely loses his serve and doesn't land a single first delivery as Fery breaks to take the first set 6-4.
Centre Court are on their feet and they could be witnessing history here.
There's still a long way to go but Fery is sailing along well.
yesterday15:49 Mikael McKenzie
Fery holding his own
Fery is holding his own here on Centre Court, he leads 5-4 in the first set with Cobolli up to serve next.
The Brit had to come from 15-40 down and save two breakpoints midway through the set but he showed the mental toughness to dig himself out of the sticky spot.
yesterday15:43 Tom Victor
First break to Zverev
Alexander Zverev had to save two break points on his first service game and now he's taken further advantage, breaking the Taylor Fritz serve.
An early double-fault left the American in trouble and his German opponent came out on top after a 17-shot rally to open up a 2-1 advantage.
We've already seen plenty of big-hitting exchanges from the back of the court and that's unlikely to be the last.
yesterday15:38 Charlie Malam
Sir Cliff Richard pays up
Sir Cliff Richard has been at Wimbledon for nine of the 10 days so far.
And the iconic 85-year-old singer has revealed he forked out big money to stay and watch every moment of Novak Djokovic's thrilling win over Felix Auger-Aliassime last night.
You can't say he's not a true tennis fan!
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yesterday15:24 Tom Victor
Fritz vs Zverev about to start
Up here on Court No.1, Taylor Fritz and Alexander Zverev have just made their entrance.
Fritz has once again walked out in his white suit and the crowd here are clearly fans.
It's not full here just yet, with some people no doubt keeping tabs on Arthur Fery over on Centre, though more fans are heading to their seats by the minute.
yesterday15:18 Charlie Malam
Arthur Fery underway
Arthur Fery's match with Flavio Cobolli is underway on Centre Court.
The Brit has just held serve in the opening game against the Italian ninth seed.
And you can follow live game-by-game updates from our tennis expert Yas, who is sat on Centre.
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yesterday14:52 Charlie Malam
Marta Kostyuk wins
Marta Kostyuk is into the Wimbledon semi-finals after beating Jasmine Paolini in just an hour and nine minutes.
The Ukrainian, who has never reached a Grand Slam final before, wins 6-3, 6-2 on Centre Court.
Kostyuk, 24, admits she was "flabbergasted" by the player's entrance to Centre on her first ever appearance on the main showcourt.
"I watched on this court once nine years ago, watching Roger [Federer], it was super special," she said.
"To be back here as a player, I did the walk of honour and took a moment to soak it in."
yesterday14:22 Charlie Malam
Arthur Fery 'was always special'
We spoke to Arthur Fery's coaches at his old tennis club - and they say it's absolutely no surprise the Brit is thriving at Wimbledon this year.
He can become the first Brit into the semi-finals since Cameron Norrie in 2022 today.
Patrick Gibbs, a member at Westside Lawn Tennis Club for 15 years, told us: "Everybody in the club knew he was special.
"I think people would've been maybe surprised that he got to this level that he is now, but everybody knew he was a phenomenon.
"He had extraordinary confidence for a boy that age, it was never arrogance. He was always a really, really lovely boy."
yesterday14:15 Charlie Malam
Mertens injury fears
Elise Mertens is seeing the physio on Court 1 due to a left-leg injury.
Mertens is 2-1 up in the second set after losing the first 6-3 to Linda Noskova.
But the Belgian has just called a medical time-out to receive further treatment.
After a five-minute delay, she returns to the baseline with her left shin heavily strapped.
yesterday13:53 Yasmin Syed
Noskova closing in on semis
Czech star Linda Noskova is a set away from a maiden Grand Slam semi-final.
The No. 9 seed has been in great form this grass season, lifting the singles and doubles trophies in Berlin just a few weeks ago.
And she's still on a roll here at Wimbledon, taking the first set of her quarter-final match 6-3 over experienced Belgian Elise Mertens.
yesterday13:37 Mikael McKenzie
Djokovic among 17 players fined
Wimbledon have confirmed that 17 players have been fined, including seven-time champion Novak Djokovic.
Here's the full list;
Gilles Arnaud Bailly: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 22 (qualifying).
Henrique Rocha: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for racket abuse on June 22 (qualifying).
Mia Pohankova: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 23 (qualifying).
Pol Martin Tiffon: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 26 (qualifying).
Colton Smith: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 24 (qualifying).
Noma Noha Akugue: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 24 (qualifying).
Hamad Medjedovic: fined ÂŁ3.7k ($5k) for audible obscenity on June 29 (main draw).
Damir Dzumhur: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for unsportsmanlike conduct on June 30 (main draw).
Thanasi Kokkkinakis: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for unsportsmanlike conduct on June 30 (main draw).
Corentin Moutet: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for racket abuse on June 30 (main draw).
Pierre-Hugues Herbert: fined ÂŁ2.6k ($3.5k) for racket abuse on July 1 (main draw doubles).
Hubert Hurkacz: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for audible obscenity on July 3 (main draw).
Joao Fonseca: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for racket abuse on July 3 (main draw).
Andre Goransson: fined ÂŁ3.7k ($5k) for unsportsmanlike conduct (mixed doubles).
Julian Cash: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for dress code on July 5 (doubles).
Novak Djokovic : fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for audible obscenity on July 6 (main draw).
Tamara Korpatsch: fined ÂŁ2.2k ($3k) for unsportsmanlike conduct on July 6 (doubles).
yesterday13:36 Mikael McKenzie
McEnroe walks out of BBC role
The BBC's best-paid Wimbledon pundit John McEnroe had to leave his role the last time Fery was in action.
And he may have a clash of contractual obligations again tonight.
Fery was tied at a set apiece with Grigor Dimitrov on Monday night when McEnroe left the commentary booth because he had to join ESPN's coverage of American Taylor Fritz.
No. 6 seed Fritz is due to take on Alexander Zverev on Court 1 at the same time that Fery clashes with Flavio Cobolli.
Will the BBC be able to flex their muscles and get McEnroe on their coverage or will he be broadcasting for a US audiance?
We'll find out in just a few hours.
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yesterday13:28 Mikael McKenzie
Good afternoon
Good afternoon and welcome to Wimbledon for day 10 of the Championships!
All eyes will be on Arthur Fery this evening. Will the Brit continue his serge and make it to the semi-finals?
Stay tuned for all the build-up to that iconic Centre Court battle.
The Wimbledon semi-finals are underway today.
Welcome to day 10 at Wimbledon as the second batch of quarter-finals take place. British breakthrough star Arthur Fery is the headline attraction and he has been given top billing on Centre Court.
The 23-year-old takes on No. 9 seed Flavio Cobolli following the conclusion of Marta Kostyuk vs Jasmine Paolini. The other women's semi-final is between Linda Noskova and Elise Mertens.
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Alexander Zverev, who was made to return to finish his fourth-round clash with Jiri Lehecka yesterday, plays for a third straight day against Taylor Fritz, second on Court 1.
Stay tuned for all the latest news and updates directly from SW19...
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9 mins ago18:52 Isaac Seelochan
British duo a set up in semi-final
Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid are a set up in their wheelchair doubles semi-final.
The British duo break serve to lead 6-4 against France's Stephane Houdet and Ji Zhenxu of China.
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26 mins ago18:35 Isaac Seelochan
All Czech final
It will be an all-Czech final and a first-time Grand Slam winner on Saturday. Muchova does have experience of that stage, having reached the Roland Garros final in 2023.
But a Wimbledon final is very different. The eerie stillness on Centre Court is unlike anything else.
The Czech's have a good history at Wimbledon with Martina Navratilova holding the record for most singles titles (9).
We also saw a Czech winner in 2023 when Marketa Vondrousova triumphed.
49 mins ago18:12 Isaac Seelochan
Noskova beats Kostyuk 6-4 6-4
Linda Noskova, in her first Grand Slam semi-final, is now in her first Slam final! She sinks to her knees after a Kostyuk forehand goes long.
What a performance from her - a worthy winner. She will play Karolina Muchova on Saturday for the Wimbledon title.
Bitterly disappointing for Kostyuk, who waves to the crowd before giving them a love-heart symbol as she walks off.
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58 mins ago18:03 Charlie Malam
Coco Gauff speaks
Coco Gauff has just come to speak to us in the media theatre after her heartbreaking semi-final defeat.
But the American, 22, is looking to the positives after a career-best run at Wimbledon.
She said: "There's a lot of positives. Obviously got super close. Definitely going to think about the second, third, last point, whatever, but overall I think it was a positive tournament for me.
"A match for sure to remember. It's tough to digest, but I don't know, I'm happy.
"It's just one of those days where it didn't go my way. Somebody had to lose, and unfortunately it was me today."
1 hour ago17:56 Isaac Seelochan
Kostyuk breaks back and a Ukranian flag is waving!
That's more like it from Marta Kostyuk! The Ukrainian digs in and gets a couple of gifts from Noskova to break back.
Having looked subdued for much of this match, she finally shows some emotion - letting out several roars and fist pumping.
A Ukrainian flag is being waved by two ecstatic women in front of the press box, and we have a match on our hands now!
It's 3-3 on serve in the second as Kostyuk backs up the break with a comfortable hold.
1 hour ago17:50 Isaac Seelochan
Horror game from Kostyuk
An error-strewn service game from Marta Kostyuk, who is now a set and a break down on centre court. She's hardly shown any emotion out here and perhaps needs to let some frustration out to get her going.
The crowd are pulling for the Ukrainian now, having been neutral until that break.
1 hour ago17:40 Isaac Seelochan
Brit in the final
Britain's Henry Patten and his Finnish doubles partner Harri Heliövaara are through to the men's doubles final. The 2024 champions have risen to world No.1 for the first time this year.
And they have underlined their credentials as the world's best after coming through a tight two-set semi-final 7-6(2), 7-6(10) against Aleksandar Kovacevic and Thanasi Kokkinakis.
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1 hour ago17:36 Isaac Seelochan
Noskova claims the opener
Noskova takes the opener after an awful service game from Kostyuk. It ends on a double fault for the Ukrainian who looked all out of sorts for most of that set in truth.
The Czech, in her first Grand Slam semi-final, is now a set away from her first final and a shot at Wimbledon glory.
2 hours ago17:21 Isaac Seelochan
Noskova has settled best
Noskova has looked more comfortable out here so far, which will make her big-hitting game even more dangerous.
The Czech just had several break points, but wasn't able to capitalise. We're still on serve at 3-3, with the centre court crowd starting to fill up again after the mammoth previous semi-final between Gauff and Muchova.
2 hours ago16:56 Isaac Seelochan
Kostyuk v Noskova underway
The second women's semi-final is underway with Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk taking on Czech big-hitter Linda Noskova.
Neither player has reached a Grand Slam final before - this is also Noskova's first Slam semi-final - with Kostyuk winning the only previous meeting between the two players in Madrid this year.
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2 hours ago16:41 Isaac Seelochan
Muchova on 'rollercoaster' Gauff win
Karolina Muchova has shared her verdict on that dramatic win over Coco Gauff.
She said: "It sounds really nice to be in a final. Honestly, was such a big fight. Was a rollercoaster. Was up and down. Match point and then match point down. You don't have time to think.
"It was very nerve-wrecking. I don't even know what I'm saying, I'm shaking and trying to sink it in. The atmosphere here was indescribable, thank you everyone who came and supported us."
3 hours ago16:12 Charlie Malam
Karolina Muchova wins!
Karolina Muchova is the latest Czech into the women's final!
The 10th seed converts her second match point to edge the 10-point tiebreak over Coco Gauff and win 6-2, 1-6, 7-6.
The 29-year-old lost her only other Grand Slam final, the 2023 French Open final.
She is looking to become the sixth different Czech woman in the Open Era to win SW19.
3 hours ago15:52 Jack McEachen
Getting tense...
Gauff is serving to stay in this semi-final while 6-5 down...
You can feel the nerves in the building.
Neither player has ever reached the Wimbledon final before.
4 hours ago14:59 Jack McEachen
Gauff ties!
We are heading to a decider
Shortly we will discover the first Wimbledon 2026 finalist.
4 hours ago14:51 Jack McEachen
Gauff breaks again and on verge of levelling
Coco Gauff has roared back and the Centre Court crowd are loving it.
There are no prizes for guessing who they want to reach the final.
Gauff announced herself to the Brits as a 15-year-old when she beat Venus Williams on Court 1.
She's still a crowd favourite and now stands on the verge of taking this to a decider.
4 hours ago14:39 Jack McEachen
Gauff breaks and crowd erupts
The loudest cheer of the day for Coco Gauff, who breaks Karolina Muchova for the very first time in this semi-final.
She looks a completely different player than the one who started the first set.
And she follows it up with a deft touch at the net.
A break to hold would be exactly what she needs.
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5 hours ago14:31 Charlie Malam
Medical emergency on court
The men's doubles match on Court 1 has been paused due to a medical emergency.
Mate Pavic and Marcelo Arevalo are a set up against Tim Putz and Kevin Krawietz.
But the heat saw play stopped at 1-1 in the second as staff rushed to help a member of the crowd struggling with the heat.
"We're just going to pause," said umpire James Keothavong. "A fellow spectator requires medical assistance at the top."
5 hours ago14:17 Jack McEachen
Muchova takes first set
Karolina Muchova is one set away from the Wimbledon final.
And she has put on a CLINIC.
The Czech star has stunned this Coco Gauff-supporting crowd into silence.
5 hours ago14:03 Jack McEachen
Muchova breaks AGAIN
What a start to this semi-final from Karolina Muchova.
Coco Gauff has not got going just yet, but she did drop the first set in her victories over Jessica Pegula and Belinda Bencic in the past two rounds too.
And I'm not sure if the heat is a factor for the players, but it's certainly one for this reporter.
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5 hours ago13:55 Jack McEachen
Muchova grabs early break
I'm up on Centre Court for today's first semi-final and Karolina Muchova, with the crowd very much cheering on her opponent, has taken an early advantage.
She broke Gauff but then quickly gave her American opponent two break points back, though they were squandered.
Muchova has just played a delightful drop shot to go 30-0 up at 3-1.
5 hours ago13:33 Archie Griggs
Muchova about to face Gauff
Karolina Muchova and Coco Gauff have just emerged onto Centre Court for their semi-final meeting.
It's a scorching day at SW19 and the conditions could be tough for both players.
The stakes are high and this one should be a cracker.
6 hours ago12:47 Archie Griggs
Jannik Sinner looks ahead to Novak Djokovic clash
Jannik Sinner is looking forward to renewing his rivalry with Novak Djokovic tomorrow.
He said: "I know Iâm capable of beating him if I play well, but Iâm also well aware that I can lose, so, there is pressure, yes but I take it all in stride.
"Iâm happy to be on court, I give it my best. What stands out to me is how he trains, the dedication he shows to himself, his body, and everything else.
"The motivation he still has is incredible. I think we can be very happy that heâs still here, giving 100 per cent and trying to win his 25th Slam. Itâs great to have him around."
7 hours ago11:41 Archie Griggs
Tim Henman proposes Wimbledon rule change
Tim Henman has called for a new rule at Wimbledon after Arthur Fery called for a toilet break at a crucial point during his victory over Grigor Dimitrov.
"Once you get to the area that youâre going to change your clothes, you get five minutes," said the BBC pundit.
"Thereâs a couple of little changing options just behind those double doors behind Centre Court.
"For me itâs a break that youâd like to get rid of, but unfortunately if itâs a bathroom break, or playing in these hot climates around, which youâd probably put London into it now, I think youâve always got to give the players that opportunity.
"But it does disrupt the rhythm, and therefore the momentum of these matches sometimes."
8 hours ago10:37 Jack McEachen
Good morning from Wimbledon!
It's another hot one and although there are not as many people in attendance, yesterday's 38,368 was the lowest so far due to fewer singles matches, we still have a barnstorming day ahead.
Women's semi-finals day has Coco Gauff taking on Karolina Muchova first on Centre Court, followed by Marta Kostyuk vs Linda Noskova.
9 hours ago10:20 Archie Griggs
Alexander Zverev unfazed by Wimbledon lion's den
Alexander Zverev is prepared to be the enemy of the Wimbledon crowd when he faces Arthur Fery in the Wimbledon semi-finals.
"Iâm almost 30 years old, Iâve been on tour for long enough and I feel like Iâve seen the most hostile crowds," said the German.
"Iâve seen tough crowds, Iâve seen unfair crowds as well.
"I feel like I should know how âto handle it, Iâve learned how to handle it. Iâm okay with it."
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9 hours ago09:34 Archie Griggs
Arthur Fery speaks out on nationality
Arthur Fery insists he feels 'very British' after storming into the Wimbledon quarter-finals.
He was born in France but moved to the UK at an early age and competes under the British flag.
"I feel very British. I live here. All my best friends live here. I went to school here, I train here," he said.
"Obviously my parents are still French and we speak French with my cousins and my family who still live in France, but my roots are very much tied to London now.
"I've now lived here a long time. Maybe 10 years ago I'd have said I felt more French than English but now that's not the case at all."
10 hours ago08:42 Archie Griggs
Carlos Alcaraz leads tennis' highest earners
Carlos Alcaraz may not be competing at Wimbledon this year, but he is still winning away from the court.
That's because he has earned more money than any other player over the last year, according to Sportico.
It's claimed the injured Spaniard has raked in just under ÂŁ47m through prize money and endorsement deals.
That figure puts him ahead of Jannik Sinner, who has earned around ÂŁ44m during the same period.
11 hours ago07:52 Archie Griggs
Cruz Hewitt enjoying impressive Wimbledon run
Cruz Hewitt is doing his father proud at Wimbledon, having reached the quarter-finals of the boys' tournament.
The son of tennis legend Lleyton, the teenager roared past Jamie Mackenzie in straight sets to book his place in the last eight.
Speaking afterwards, he said: "Every tournament, you come in and you hope to win it, but I'm just here taking it one match at a time.
"So far, three matches and I've enjoyed playing every one. So next match, I'll try and do the same and then we'll see how it goes."
Cruz is scheduled to face Bulgarian ninth seed Dimitar Kisimov in the quarter-finals.
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12 hours ago07:24 Archie Griggs
Marta Kostyuk refused to look at Royal Box
Marta Kostyuk has explained why she didn't want to look at the Royal Box during her quarter-final victory over Jasmine Paolini.
She said: "Sandra [Zaniewska, her coach] told me: âYou're allowed to have 15 seconds per set to look at the Royal Box, to see who is sitting there.â
"And I didn't do it. I finished the first set and I'm like, âOkay, I didn't use my 15 seconds, so I can do it now.â
"And then I was like, âNo, I am not doing this to myself. I am not looking there.â"
12 hours ago07:19 Archie Griggs
Tennis star hospitalised after 'serious fall'
CoCo Vandeweghe, who retired from tennis in 2023, was taken to hospital after suffering a nasty fall on the way to Wimbledon.
On Instagram, the American said she was back working with ESPN after an unexpected hospital stay.
"Last Tuesday, on my walk to Wimbledon, I had an unexpected accident and took a pretty serious fall," she said.
"I ended up biting through my lip, fracturing my chin, and chipping my two front teeth.
"It was a scary experience, but I'm so grateful to say my stitches are out.
"I got my new teeth a couple of days ago, and I'm healing well. Best of all, I'm back at work.
"This past week has reminded me just how fortunate I am to be surrounded by incredible people."
12 hours ago07:15 Archie Griggs
What's coming up today?
The women's semi-finals will take centre stage at Wimbledon today.
Karolina Muchova will face Coco Gauff in the first match of the day on Centre Court at around 1.30pm.
That will be followed by Marta Kostyuk against Linda Noskova.
20 hours ago22:36 Jack Staplehurst
Back on Thursday
We'll be back on Thursday morning for more drama from Wimbledon after an action-packed day, which saw Arthur Fery become a new hero of Britain â see you then!
21 hours ago22:05 Jack Staplehurst
Jelena Djokovic's classy message
Jelena Djokovic has commented on Felix Auger Aliassimeâs Instagram post following his loss to Novak at Wimbledon.
âYou were incredible last night Felix," she wrote.
"Our kids adore you and you are a wonderful role model one had to come out as a winner in that match, but there is so much to be proud of. We will be cheering for you!â
22 hours ago20:47 Jack Staplehurst
Fery drops new post
Arthur Ferry has taken to social media to send a message of thanks to fans at Wimbledon, after the Brit's heroics in Wednesday's quarter-final.
The 23-year-old wildcard posted on Instagram: "Hey guys. I havenât been on socials but wanted to jump on here quickly to say a massive thank you to everyone sending support.
"Means the world to me and i'm looking forward to the semiâs on Friday".
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yesterday17:45 Mikael McKenzie
Fery reacts
Speaking in his on-court interview, Fery said: "It gets better and better every match. I can't believe it. Playing on Centre Court second time, second win, I can't believe it. I played Flavio earlier this year in Australia and I beat him. He's done it before in a Grand Slam but that gave me a little boost of confidence.
"I was very nervous beforehand but kept going until the finish line. Definitely not on the inside! That last game I felt emotions I hadn't experienced before in my life. I think it's the same up there [in my box]. It's unbelievable to experience it with those guys. It's a great bunch of guys. I'm so happy."
yesterday17:29 Tom Victor
Zverev through to the semis
Less than two hours have passed since he started his quarter-final against Taylor Fritz but Alexander Zverev is already through to the semis.
After needing just a single break in sets one and two, he sped things up in the third to win 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.
The German has dropped just two sets all tournament as he continues to ride the high from his French Open win.
yesterday17:28 Mikael McKenzie
Fery wins
What a moment for Arthur Fery, he bagels Cobolli in the final set!
The Brit is through to the semi-finals with a 6-4, 7-6, 6-0 win!
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yesterday17:17 Tom Victor
Zverev has the double break
Surely there's no coming back from this for Taylor Fritz.
A huge winner from Zverev and the American almost looked resigned as his opponent moved 4-1 up in the third.
Zverev moves one step closer to a meeting with Arthur Fery or Flavio Cobolli in the semis, with the Brit still in the other quarter-final.
yesterday17:11 Tom Victor
Another break for Zverev
Taylor Fritz hasn't broken Alexander Zverev yet today but he'll need to if he wants to stay in this match.
An early break in the third set has Zverev 2-1 up and four more holds will see him into the semis.
Has Fritz got anything extra in the tank? He came from two sets down to beat the same opponent here in 2024 but a repeat doesn't look likely right now.
yesterday17:03 Charlie Malam
Semis almost set
As it stands, we're only a set away from both of these men's quarter-finals being done.
Second seed Alexander Zverev will face Britain's Arthur Fery in the second semi-final of the day on Friday, should they both get the job done shortly.
The other semi is of course Jannik Sinner vs Novak Djokovic.
yesterday16:53 Tom Victor
Zverev one set away from the semis
No drama on that final service game of the set.
Fritz was up on his feet quickly after the changeover, signalling he was ready for whatever Zverev had to throw at him.
The German's serve remains too powerful though and he holds to make it 6-4, 6-4.
yesterday16:51 Charlie Malam
Arthur Fery two sets up
Incredible. Arthur Fery is two sets up on Centre Court - he's only one set away from the semi-finals!
The wildcard leads Flavio Cobolli 6-4, 7-6 at the moment.
Huge cheers from the partisan crowd. More updates here.
yesterday16:48 Tom Victor
Zverev breaks
A huge road from Alexander Zverev as he breaks Fritz to lead 5-4 in the second set.
He's been knocking at the door for a while and finally got it done.
The French Open champion will now serve for the set.
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yesterday16:26 Tom Victor
Medical time out for Fritz
Taylor Fritz has been receiving attention after serving for a 2-1 lead at the start of the second set.
The American has played through a knee injury this seaso but indicated he was pain free earlier this summer, although he grimaced when his knee was being worked just then.
"In this particular match I don't think there's any chance of seeing a retirement," commentator Ryan Harrison said.
"He's played with it, he knows it's a chronic thing, he knows it's not going to be something he pulls out with in the middle of a match. Especially not at this stage.
"The concerning part for him is just the fact he was feeling no issues with it throughout.
"Sometimes when you have an accumulation of matches, and he's had a long grass-court season, he played a lot of matches on grass even before coming here... if it's recurring then he has to be careful about his schedule beyond Wimbledon.
"For right now I think he's just trying to get some relief in this specific match.
"If this was a match the week before Wimbledon and you had a Grand Slam the following week that's when you take a precaution but at this stage of a tournament you're just trying to get the relief so you can keep pushing on."
yesterday16:10 Mikael McKenzie
Fery punches back
Fery thunders a forehand down the line and breaks back for 2-2!
Cobolli can't buy a first serve. For how great his groundstrokes are, he needs to sort that out if he's going to get back into this tie.
yesterday16:09 Tom Victor
Zverev takes the first set
It's all been on serve since that early break from Zverev.
The German has a chance to clinch the first set but Fritz isn't giving up, forcing his opponent to save two break points
Eventually, though, the American sends a return into the net and it's job done for the No.2 seed
That's 6-4 with 38 minutes on the clock.
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yesterday15:58 Mikael McKenzie
Cobolli advantage in second set
Cabolli makes a flying start to the second set, winning four points in a row to break to love.
yesterday15:56 Tom Victor
News travels fast
Want to know how loud the reaction was to Fery taking that set? Well, you could hear it loud and clear from Court 1.
It didn't take long for people to figure out the source of the noise.
Over here it's still Zverev who has the early advantage and he's just nailed an ace on his first point at 4-3.
yesterday15:54 Mikael McKenzie
Fery takes the first set
Cobolli completely loses his serve and doesn't land a single first delivery as Fery breaks to take the first set 6-4.
Centre Court are on their feet and they could be witnessing history here.
There's still a long way to go but Fery is sailing along well.
yesterday15:49 Mikael McKenzie
Fery holding his own
Fery is holding his own here on Centre Court, he leads 5-4 in the first set with Cobolli up to serve next.
The Brit had to come from 15-40 down and save two breakpoints midway through the set but he showed the mental toughness to dig himself out of the sticky spot.
yesterday15:43 Tom Victor
First break to Zverev
Alexander Zverev had to save two break points on his first service game and now he's taken further advantage, breaking the Taylor Fritz serve.
An early double-fault left the American in trouble and his German opponent came out on top after a 17-shot rally to open up a 2-1 advantage.
We've already seen plenty of big-hitting exchanges from the back of the court and that's unlikely to be the last.
yesterday15:38 Charlie Malam
Sir Cliff Richard pays up
Sir Cliff Richard has been at Wimbledon for nine of the 10 days so far.
And the iconic 85-year-old singer has revealed he forked out big money to stay and watch every moment of Novak Djokovic's thrilling win over Felix Auger-Aliassime last night.
You can't say he's not a true tennis fan!
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yesterday15:24 Tom Victor
Fritz vs Zverev about to start
Up here on Court No.1, Taylor Fritz and Alexander Zverev have just made their entrance.
Fritz has once again walked out in his white suit and the crowd here are clearly fans.
It's not full here just yet, with some people no doubt keeping tabs on Arthur Fery over on Centre, though more fans are heading to their seats by the minute.
yesterday15:18 Charlie Malam
Arthur Fery underway
Arthur Fery's match with Flavio Cobolli is underway on Centre Court.
The Brit has just held serve in the opening game against the Italian ninth seed.
And you can follow live game-by-game updates from our tennis expert Yas, who is sat on Centre.
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yesterday14:52 Charlie Malam
Marta Kostyuk wins
Marta Kostyuk is into the Wimbledon semi-finals after beating Jasmine Paolini in just an hour and nine minutes.
The Ukrainian, who has never reached a Grand Slam final before, wins 6-3, 6-2 on Centre Court.
Kostyuk, 24, admits she was "flabbergasted" by the player's entrance to Centre on her first ever appearance on the main showcourt.
"I watched on this court once nine years ago, watching Roger [Federer], it was super special," she said.
"To be back here as a player, I did the walk of honour and took a moment to soak it in."
yesterday14:22 Charlie Malam
Arthur Fery 'was always special'
We spoke to Arthur Fery's coaches at his old tennis club - and they say it's absolutely no surprise the Brit is thriving at Wimbledon this year.
He can become the first Brit into the semi-finals since Cameron Norrie in 2022 today.
Patrick Gibbs, a member at Westside Lawn Tennis Club for 15 years, told us: "Everybody in the club knew he was special.
"I think people would've been maybe surprised that he got to this level that he is now, but everybody knew he was a phenomenon.
"He had extraordinary confidence for a boy that age, it was never arrogance. He was always a really, really lovely boy."
yesterday14:15 Charlie Malam
Mertens injury fears
Elise Mertens is seeing the physio on Court 1 due to a left-leg injury.
Mertens is 2-1 up in the second set after losing the first 6-3 to Linda Noskova.
But the Belgian has just called a medical time-out to receive further treatment.
After a five-minute delay, she returns to the baseline with her left shin heavily strapped.
yesterday13:53 Yasmin Syed
Noskova closing in on semis
Czech star Linda Noskova is a set away from a maiden Grand Slam semi-final.
The No. 9 seed has been in great form this grass season, lifting the singles and doubles trophies in Berlin just a few weeks ago.
And she's still on a roll here at Wimbledon, taking the first set of her quarter-final match 6-3 over experienced Belgian Elise Mertens.
yesterday13:37 Mikael McKenzie
Djokovic among 17 players fined
Wimbledon have confirmed that 17 players have been fined, including seven-time champion Novak Djokovic.
Here's the full list;
Gilles Arnaud Bailly: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 22 (qualifying).
Henrique Rocha: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for racket abuse on June 22 (qualifying).
Mia Pohankova: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 23 (qualifying).
Pol Martin Tiffon: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 26 (qualifying).
Colton Smith: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 24 (qualifying).
Noma Noha Akugue: fined ÂŁ1.8k ($2.5k) for audible obscenity on June 24 (qualifying).
Hamad Medjedovic: fined ÂŁ3.7k ($5k) for audible obscenity on June 29 (main draw).
Damir Dzumhur: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for unsportsmanlike conduct on June 30 (main draw).
Thanasi Kokkkinakis: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for unsportsmanlike conduct on June 30 (main draw).
Corentin Moutet: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for racket abuse on June 30 (main draw).
Pierre-Hugues Herbert: fined ÂŁ2.6k ($3.5k) for racket abuse on July 1 (main draw doubles).
Hubert Hurkacz: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for audible obscenity on July 3 (main draw).
Joao Fonseca: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for racket abuse on July 3 (main draw).
Andre Goransson: fined ÂŁ3.7k ($5k) for unsportsmanlike conduct (mixed doubles).
Julian Cash: fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for dress code on July 5 (doubles).
Novak Djokovic : fined ÂŁ5.6k ($7.5k) for audible obscenity on July 6 (main draw).
Tamara Korpatsch: fined ÂŁ2.2k ($3k) for unsportsmanlike conduct on July 6 (doubles).
yesterday13:36 Mikael McKenzie
McEnroe walks out of BBC role
The BBC's best-paid Wimbledon pundit John McEnroe had to leave his role the last time Fery was in action.
And he may have a clash of contractual obligations again tonight.
Fery was tied at a set apiece with Grigor Dimitrov on Monday night when McEnroe left the commentary booth because he had to join ESPN's coverage of American Taylor Fritz.
No. 6 seed Fritz is due to take on Alexander Zverev on Court 1 at the same time that Fery clashes with Flavio Cobolli.
Will the BBC be able to flex their muscles and get McEnroe on their coverage or will he be broadcasting for a US audiance?
We'll find out in just a few hours.
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yesterday13:28 Mikael McKenzie
Good afternoon
Good afternoon and welcome to Wimbledon for day 10 of the Championships!
All eyes will be on Arthur Fery this evening. Will the Brit continue his serge and make it to the semi-finals?
Stay tuned for all the build-up to that iconic Centre Court battle.
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