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Matches include Djokovic v Dimitrov and Federer v Raonic
Seven-time champion Federer beats Raonic 6-4 6-4 6-4
Top seed Djokovic beats Dimitrov 6-4 3-6 7-6 (7-2) 7-6 (9-7)
GB's Skupski/Broady and Jamie Murray out of doubles
Image source, AFPElastic limbs and scorching pace means that Grigor Dimitrov can cover not only every blade of grass, but also the front three rows of Centre Court seats if required.
The Bulgarian's rearguard defence on one rally ends with him stretching his groin and everyone else's eyes watering as he is left in a perfect splits.
No marks for artistic merit here though and Djokovic holds despite his scrambling.
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
"It is almost inevitable that you cannot keep up your A game for the whole match. The key now is how quickly you get it back."
Ian Rhodes:, external Wow where has this all of a suddenly come from!?
Jack Lindsay:, external C'mon Dimitrov! Such variety in his play, not just the boring top spin baseline rallies, love it!
Craigville:, external Dimitrov has kicked it up a gear!
Image source, AFPIt takes two overhead blasts to kill off the rally at 15-30, but Grigor Dimitrov finally runs the legs out of Novak Djokovic. A feisty first serve gives him 40-30 and Djokovic gambles on a rush to the net on the next rally.
He got in position, but his hands let him down, duffing the volley into the net.
Goran Ivanisevic
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 live
"It was an important game for Novak and he served well with a couple of aces. You can't think that because he has had a couple of bad games that he won't be there. He is still in this match and Dimitrov has to play unbelievable to beat him."
Charlie Shanahan:, external It's amazing how often Djokovic switches off. It's like he's so much better he loses interest and needs to be behind to wake up
Christian Smith:, external Djokovic looks nervous! This is what Becker was brought in for, time to earn your money, Boris.
Linda MacDonald:, external This tennis match is now beginning to live up to expectations!
Novak Djokovic puts the loss of the second set through the mental shredder and pummels his way through the opening game of the third.
Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC Radio 5 Live
"What a switch of momentum - I didn't see it coming. Grigor Dimitrov is flying on adrenaline and he has made the court small for Djokovic to find the opening."
Goran Ivanisevic
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 live
"Djokovic just wanted to finish that set and sit down. I still think in the end Djokovic will win but he is more tight and we now have a good match in front of us."
Image source, AFPGrigor Dimitrov looks over his shoulder and pumps at little fist at coach Roger Rasheed and girlfriend Maria Sharapova in the players' box. Or perhaps it is directed towards the Hawk-Eye boffins in the gods.
The video review corrects the call to rule his final forehand in and take him across the second-set line.
Old guard versus young gun. It is wild west hot on Centre Court and Wimbletown ain't big enough for the both of them.
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
"What a turnaround. Novak cannot believe that he has let this guy off the hook. It's time to regroup for the number one seed, it's all ancient history now."
The tables have spun as fast as the theme-park teacups.
It starts with a shot as cute as a litter of labradors.
Grigor Dimitrov's sumptuous pick-up half volley has the crowd cooing and and gives him 0-30. Love-thirty becomes 15-40 and Dimitrov makes hay at the front of the court again, shutting down the angle and forcing Djokovic wide. Double break and a game away.
Image source, AFPGrigor Dimitrov carefully dodges the counter-punch, holding serve for the loss of just the one point.
Novak Djokovic is in a match now. There are gallons of competitive juices in his system though. This is how he likes it.
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
"Novak is attempting to keep his cool in these hot conditions but he is exceptionally upset at himself for letting that break slip."
Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC Radio 5 live
"You felt like a break was coming after Dimitrov was putting more and more pressure on Novak's serve. A couple of unforced errors came into Novak's game. He has stopped playing the perfect tennis and Dimitrov took advantage"
That burning smell. That might be the fuse lit. Either that or spectator skin under the roasting sun.
Grigor Dimitrov has a look at 0-30. A heavy slice comes fizzing off his racquet and curls wide, but he brings up two break points with a forehand winner in the next rally.
Djokovic creeps in and forces his frantic opponent to hand over the first. But under pressure from battering forehands, he nets to concede the second.
Anne Keothavong
Former British number one
Image source, Anne KeothavongAnne Keothavong on Twitter:, external Not a bad day for some tennis #dimitrov #djokovic #wimbledon
Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Martina NavratilovaMartina Navratilova on Twitter:, external My view from BBC radio commentary box on Centre Court:)
Jude:, external Hmmm... was hoping this was going to be a real ding-dong battle with Dimitrov, but Djokovic just looks supreme.
Bahman Nooraei B:, external Dimitrov doesn't look sharp with his shots. He's all over the shop as it stands.
Richard:, external Dimitrov putting up a fight, but when Djokovic brings his 'A Game' like this, he beats ANYBODY! Exhibition tennis!
Image source, PAGutsy stuff from Grigor Dimitrov. He is soaking up some heavy punishment from Novak Djokovic, but under artillery fire in his first Wimbledon semi-final he has dug in in this second set.
He faces down a break point to keep it on serve. Djokovic has been pretty much perfect so far in this match, but has been patchy at times during the tournament. Will there be a let-up and a chance for Dimitrov to get at the top seed?