06/07/2017 Wimbledon Sportsday


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It's been a real jacket off day at Wimbledon. Temperatures pushing

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upwards of 30 Celsius, and over the last few days the British tennis has

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been pretty hot. Yesterday we would talking about four British players

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through to the third round for the first time in 20 years, today Kyle

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Edmund had the chance to become the fifth.

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But although the British men's number two put up a fight,

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he eventually succumbed to number 15 seed Gael Monfils in straight sets.

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British hopes this year go beyond one man. In round two, Kyle Edmund

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joined the greats beneath the grandstands, a first shot on Centre

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Court. But Gael Monfils has his own take on greatness. With a racket:

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he's elastic. Will Ward's entertainer. To get that on this

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court takes experience but Edmund was adjusting. That'll do nicely.

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Confidence booster for Kyle Edmund. The British player stayed in touch

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to force a first set tie-break but nerves soon took hold. On the

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pressure points, Gael Monfils get serious. Gael Monfils, a dominant

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performance in the tie-break, takes the first set. The advantage, they

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queue for some French flamboyance. Gael Monfils was now showing all his

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tricks. But Kyle Edmund was not to be blown away on home turf. Kyle

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Edmund breaks back. It's back in the second set. But for every break,

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there would be a slip-up. At Grand Slams, even the best get the

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jitters. Kyle Edmund exposed. Gael Monfils talk out chances the way he

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knows best. Brilliant, Centre Court used every inch. Game, set, match,

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Gael Monfils. I had chances here and there but ultimately, you know, you

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want to win the last point of the set and I didn't. Being British,

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growing up, watching tennis at Wimbledon, to get the chance to that

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early, it's something you always remember. In the end, straight sets

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look simple, but shoots of promise of the college. Comfort and this

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court with time. Maybe a bit more time needed for

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Kyle Edmund and we can join in the hot evening, and the roof, with

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Jamie Baker, former British number two like Kyle Edmund. You've been in

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his shoes. What does he need to do to pull up his socks and take on

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those top 20 players and just get over the line Kuenssberg he was so

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close. He is really close. He is someone

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progress is study. He's got to the point where he makes big matches and

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big tournaments, he needs to get to over the line once and sometimes you

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need some luck as well. Today, in the match against Gael Monfils, a

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close first set, got to the tie-break and the first couple of

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points came to the net. He controlled the points and Bristol

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couple of volleys. Against these top players, once they get the momentum,

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it's hard to wrestle the momentum back so it would be an uphill

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struggle. Now one more relaxed than Gael Monfils. What do you think Kyle

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Edmund needs to do to get the crowd behind him? I don't know if it was

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the heat all there wasn't much support him and Centre

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the crowd were rooting for him. But he's quite low-key, under the radar?

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He's had some good Davis Cup experiences but sometimes the same

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thing can happen. It's not easy, we forget about the level but the

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personality of someone like Andy Murray, he is harnessed something,

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there's always something happening: he's an easy person to support. Kyle

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Edmund is more level-headed and,, you talk about how can you make the

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next step, maybe in the big matches, maybe not at Wimbledon but in a

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stadium where there are a lot of people with extra energy, is there

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something he can do to somehow get them on his side? It's not natural

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but maybe that's just as important as getting a bigger serve or better

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forehand. No Kyle Edmund but four British players through, pretty

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positive that the Brits. We'll talk to in a minute but we move on now to

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look at the number two seized or Novak Djokovic. -- number two seed

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Novak Djokovic. He breezed through to the third

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round with a pretty emphatic straight sets win

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against Adam Pavlasek on number one court -

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6-2, 6-2, 6-1 the score. When it comes to this tournament,

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it's essential to keep Novak Djokovic under close surveillance.

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Even after a poor year, his sights are set on winning Wimbledon again.

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We saw it in the first set. He's moving confidently. The three-time

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winner was simply too good in all departments and took the opener 6-2.

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And with the heat causing more problems for Djokovic and code than

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his opponent was, the Serbian continued the fine form seen in the

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first and the second as well. All aspects of his game working at

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optimum level as Pavlasek, 136 and the world, must have felt like an

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amateur. That's so good, fabulous rally, what are shot. He dropped

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stone dead. And yet now, two sets down, the underdogs showed signs of

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his potential as he began to find his feet. The only problem for him

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was that Djokovic's feet were almost planted in the next round already.

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The class clear once more, and the almost inevitable came shortly

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afterwards. Fittingly, in a mismatch like this, a double fault concluded

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matters. From the very beginning, I impose my rhythm, played the game I

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intended to play. I get better as days go by, use the experience,

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knowing what to do on a daily basis, and to get myself in the most shape.

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The right state of mind. And hopefully the right performance. If

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this wasn't the right performance, you have to fear for the rest of the

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draw. Who will be certainly keeping Novak Djokovic under close

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surveillance now. We will certainly keep an eye on the

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three-time champion. Well in the press conference

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after the match, Djokovic was asked about comments made by John McEnroe,

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who likened the Serb's recent dip in form to that of Tiger Woods,

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who's game fell away dramatically I really don't take it in a negative

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way anyway. It's fine. He has a right to say the things that he

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wants to say. No wonder Sarah -- don't necessarily need to agree

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with him but it is his right. I don't know what the basis was, maybe

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he was making a comparison, I'm not really sure. When I was warming up

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for my first Mac, climate and Centre Court, he was talking to the camera

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and the serve went straight at him so I was playing. Maybe it was

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because of that. LAUGHTER Novak Djokovic being

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characteristically good natured. I imagine your diplomatic as well.

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John McEnroe thinks it's part of his compensated personal life. What do

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you make of his dip in form? When it comes to personal stuff, it's hard

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for anyone to properly, unless they actually know what the facts are.

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What you definitely can say about Djokovic and anyone else, you may

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have been that dominant at the sport for so long, it will come to an end,

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there will be a dip. He has experienced that and for him I

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guess, he still relatively young. He should have many more years left at

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the top but for him, it's a question of where can get back to where he

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was as soon as possible? Whether any signs he is back? He has not done so

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well over the last year or so with Grand Slams and went out third round

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at Wimbledon last year. Not the greatest task for him today and he

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wasn't that there was long as he's like, but 6-2, 6-2, 6-1, did we get

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the real Djokovic back today? Choosing to go and play Eastbourne

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today to occur before this, everyone was surprised. I spoke to a lot of

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people down there who were surprised. He was loving being on

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the match. In terms of today, you never know what the perfect

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preparation is for tougher matches to come, whether it is oozing

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through 23 rounds being tested, I think there's a balance to be found.

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He was looking like you'll play del Potro. A big shock. That will be

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seriously difficult. You never know what's going to turn up. But

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Djokovic will be happy with his first two round so far. He's got the

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potential to knockout Djokovic as well? He's got a massive serve and a

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big game, one of the first died on the tour who are really

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unpredictable, you can't trust him on the consistency year round. When

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it comes to the next stage, the chance to play a big player, you

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have someone who can put cause damage. Jamie, thanks for joining

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us. Hopefully we can chat to you later as well.

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Let's bring you some of the day's other notable results.

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And there was an upset in the women's draw after third seed

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The Czech player, who won the title at Eastbourne

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in the build up to Wimbledon, and was highly fancied in what's

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a very open women's competition, was beaten by Magdalena Rybarikova

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A tight match went to a deciding set, but it was the Slovak

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How about this for a great way to win a match? He took match point in

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a truly spectacular fashion. Grigor Dmitrov beat

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Marcos Baghdatis in straights sets. A diving volley completing

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a comfortable win for the 13th seed, who on this form looks

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like he could go a long And Jamie Murray and his doubles

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partner Bruno Soares were victorius in the first

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round of the men's Murray and Soares beat

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the Czech pair Roman Jebavy Jamie, bringing you to talk about

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Karolina Pliskova because she was one of the favourites to take the

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women's title? It's still wide open but according to the bookmakers,

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that makes organic onto the favourite for the title this year?

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Is that too much pressure for her -- Johanna Konta the favourite. It is

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very open, with Serena not being here, it makes it exciting, it's

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Wimbledon, let's get excited about a Brit. She is in that pack of people

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who come when the tournament. He's been the one semifinal of a slam so

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far, she won her first Miami open title earlier in the gear which is a

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massive step up. This is Wimbledon, it's a massive thing to say she is

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an outright favourite. She isn't, but she's the pack. You have to

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admire the way she goes about her business. She's focused,

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professional, never talked about getting too far ahead of herself. I

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think also as well, coming ahead of her match yesterday, it was a

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massive thing for her to do. I think she'll be taking massive amounts of

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confidence from that. Who knows? Choosing the group, let's see what

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happens in a few matches' time. She's got to believe, we have to

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believe. Hopefully we'll be talking about Joanna Konta marching through

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the competition in a few days' time. Thank for joining us, let's go and

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enjoy a nice cold drink, you've earned.

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Couple of other lines to bring you on the disciplinary front.

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Bernard Tomic has been fined $15,000 -

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that's about ?11,500 - following his controversial

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The Australian claimed to have felt "bored" during the match

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and admitted he called for the trainer, even though

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he wasn't injured, to try and disrupt his opponent's game.

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His sponsors, HEAD, have also dropped him.

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Daniil Medvedev, who knocked out Stan Wawrinka in round one,

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has also been fined a similar amount for unsportsmanlike conduct.

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The Russian had a number of disputes with the umpire during his five-set

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loss to Ruben Bemelmans yesterday and ended the match

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by throwing coins in the direction of her chair.

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A fine for both those players, there.

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There were some distressing scenes on Court 17 as the American player

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Bethanie Mattek-Sands suffered a really nasty knee injury.

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It left her screaming and crying on the court during her match

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Mattek-Sands' doubles partner Lucie Safarova,

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with whom she has won four Grand Slam titles, also

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Really sad to see the top right doubles player in the world at the

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moment, out at this year's Wimbledon.

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Now after seeing off the extravagant Dustin Brown yesterday,

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Andy Murray continues the defence of his Wimbledon title against

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It'll be the first time Murray's faced another seeded player

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in this year's draw, and in six previous matches

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against each other there've been three wins for each player.

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So Fognini says he isn't afraid to take the match

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We know each other ready well, Day well.

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Of course, it's going to be a tough match, but I should just play my

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tennis, do my best. If I have the opportunity to take it, it will come

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again his life because on court, I'd like to win. Normally it's like that

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but are now at the same time it is going to be really tough match, he's

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the favourite, but I'm here to play and to fight. Away from tennis,

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let's move to the other day's sports.

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It's day one of the first test between England and South Africa .

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It's a new era for the team with Joe Root taking

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Our sports correspondent Andy Swiss is at Lords for us.

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Andy his reign didn't get off to a great start

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Well we talk about a captain's innings but what an incredible

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performance from Joe Root. When he came into that, England were all in

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all sorts of trouble. They won the toss and things are going well but

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Alastair Cook went early for just three, Ben Keaton Jennings, he will

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be kicking himself for not doing that cell. When Jared came in, he

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was nervous at first, but after lunch he and Ben Stokes really took

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the game to South Africa. Stokes, again, rode his luck. He eventually

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went bad Joe Root has really blossomed after tea. He reached his

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century, a great moment for everyone at Lords who prayed he would reach

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those three figures. Since reading the century, he really present an.

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South Africa have liked a little listless, struggling in the heat. A

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day which threatened to belong to South Africa in the morning has

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blogged very much to England's captain, certainly his first day in

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a new job, it will take some beating.

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In the women's cricket World Cup, West Indies were thrashed

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Batting first West Indies were bowled out for just 150.

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And New Zealand made short work of their run chase,

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knocking off the runs they needed in just over 18 overs.

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It means west indies cannot now reach the semi

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There's been a couple of big football transfer stories today.

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News of a Manchester City player going to Barcelona in a moment,

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but first to Old Trafford because the BBC understands that

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Manchester United are set to sign Everton's Romelu Lukaku

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Our sports news correspondent Richard Conway is there for us.

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Will Romelu Lukaku be playing his football here at Old Trafford? In

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this coming season? Senior club officials at Manchester United have

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said that a ?75 million fee has been agreed between themselves and

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Everton but Everton say not so, sources that Goodison Park

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indicating no fee has been agreed. Yet that may be because there was

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interest still from Chelsea, Lukaku's old club. But the

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choreography appears to be that the party is moving in the direction of

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Manchester United, we will perhaps see in the next 24-hour. Jose

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Mourinho is hoping that some of the Major business in the transfer

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window business is done before they go to the US this weekend. As bully

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carping will bring to the squad, as anyone who knows him will see, it's

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about firepower. It's a big price tag but he can score goals

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regularly. He's near the top of the scoring charts and then turned those

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draws from an united in wins. That could potentially win a

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championship. He is under 24, he hasn't quite peaked with his

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goal-scoring ability and learning the game, but it's got a couple of

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areas he can improve on if you put some work on. I don't think I seen a

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better one-on-one with the goalkeeper type of finisher than

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Romelu Lukaku. At ?75 million, it would be one of the biggest in

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history. But it would not be the only at Old Trafford, the could

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Wayne Rooney be leaving the club and going back to Everton? That will be

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worth watching, 48 hours before Manchester United leave on a

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pre-season tour of America. And Romelu Lukaku bringing his staff to

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-- bringing his talent to Manchester United, there is already a lot of

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talent, it will be a difficult decision for Jose Mourinho to choose

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who to play week in week out, but that the decision most Premier

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League managers would like. Ladies striker Toni Duggan

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has joined Barcelona Duggan has won the Women's super

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league title and the FA Cup with City, and is currently

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preparing for the European Our sports correspondent

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Natalie Pirks reports If you follow the women's game

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you'll be well aware of the game. But a great header. But now the

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England striker Duggan's talent has been recognised on a global scale.

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Barcelona are the best club and the world, and the fact they know my

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name is a massive honour. To be going there, the call at the club,

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the call at home, is... I'm blown away by it. Barcelona doesn't tend

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to looks to these shores for their players. Martin's Gary Lineker in

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1986 has an English player signed for the Catalan giants. Duggan is

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ready to shoulder the responsibility. To be the best, you

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have to do that sometimes. I'm not going there just to live there and

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to the city, I want to be successful, I want to make my name

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at this club and I believe I will. After playing for England that the

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women's year rose this summer, she says:

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-- she jokes she'll have to do get her team-mates used her accent.

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Fortunately, the is universal language.

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Jermain Defoe has been talking about his recent transfer

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During a press conference today he also reflected on his special

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bond with terminally ill Sunderland fan Bradley Lowery,

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It's been hard. I've kept this in so long. Obviously, trying to be strong

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because family needs family as well. But as I really know how to put it

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into words. I really feel. Because it was a special time, really.

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Having that relationship with Bradley, that sort of first moment I

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met him, that instant connection. I was with him a few days ago and it

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was tough to see him. I felt like I was prepared for it because what

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I've been through previously, with my dad, but he's obviously

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struggling and it's a matter of days. But I mean, he will always be

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in my heart. For the rest of my life.

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And understandably upset Jermain Defoe.

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Chris Froome has retained the leader's yellow jersey

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after the sixth stage of the Tour de France.

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There have been some eventful crashes earlier in the week,

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Along the 216km route from Vesoul to Troyes,

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although they had to take evasive action after a spectator's

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The flat course was certainly one for the sprinters,

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and it was Germany's Marcel Kittel who came out on top in the bunch

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sprint as he claimed his second stage win of this Tour.

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Froome stayed out of trouble and keeps the overall lead -

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he's still 12 seconds ahead of his Sky team mate

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Englishman Oliver Fisher, ranked 392 in the world carded

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a seven under par round of 65 to take an early share of the club

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house lead alongside compatriot Matthew Southgate.

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Fisher, from Essex hit eight birdies and an eagle during his round.

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Last year's Champion Rory McIlroy managed a par but is way down the

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leaderboard after that. Ahead of the deciding Test match

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against the All Blacks, the British and Irish Lions coach

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Warren Gatland has talked of the chance for his

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players to leave a legacy. A win in Auckland on Saturday

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would give the Lions only their second ever series win

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in New Zealand, but they'd have to end the all blacks 39 match

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unbeaten run at Eden Park to do it. The players may have had a break

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this week that there has been no rest for the coaches who have been

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busy plotting a way past the all Blacks at Eden Park. Warren Gatland

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said it is the toughest tour he's been known as a coaching group. He

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does have the luxury of being able to name an unchanged 23 for that

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third, decisive test. That is something that rarely happens. In

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fact, is the first time it happened in the professional era. But Warren

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Gatland said he wants to keep faith with those players because of the

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courage they showed in terms of coming from behind in the second

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test, he said this is their chance to make history. I think for a group

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of players, there is nobody out there, in the next 24 hours, they

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had an opportunity to leave a legacy. -- have an opportunity. Of

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11 tours in New Zealand, only one has ever been won. So it's the

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chance to do something special. And you get those moments in your life

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and you don't want those moments pass you by.

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That is what big occasions, big sporting events, are about. Tomorrow

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and Saturday, the players. Thinking about. Gatland also revealed that

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the players have not even discussed the New Zealand team and it was

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announced. They are focused on themselves. Steve Hansen has made

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three changes to the all Blacks for the third test, with the prolific

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Julien surveyor coming back on the wing. Everyone is talking about the

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backlash and what the Lions can expect at even par. There is a quiet

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confidence and the Lions camp, Warren Gatland convinced this is a

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team can get better and better if they are capable of that, they will

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do something very special on Saturday.

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I'm afraid that's where we have to leave Wimbledon Sportsday now.

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