Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

When the going gets tough, these Germans get going. With steel that her predecessors Mr Becker and Miss Graf would be proud of, Annika Beck swats off three match points. That has dampened the spirit somewhat.

The home crowd had just found their voice too. "Let's go Heather, let's go" got its first outing before that game.  Now Watto needs another lift. But there's more deflation than a tyre repair shop. 

Heather Watson has seen three match points slide by.

Now she has to break to prevent Annika Beck taking victory.

Beck to try and serve out. But you would not put much money on her doing so.

Ros Clarke: Too agonising to watch the Watson match. Someone tell me when it's all over.

Heather Watson holds serve to make it 9-8 in the deciding set against Annika Beck. It's now 10-10.

Thomas Hewitt: What a display by Dan Evans. Controlled the match. Superb tennis. Roll on round 3!

Oh my giddy aunts.

Heather Watson with three match points at 0-40 on the Annika Beck serve.

The German claws them all back, landing a forehand right on the whitewash at 30-40.

Drama.

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

There is a moment when all the noise here on Court 12 is drowned out from the racket across the corridor. We're all aware what the ear-splitting roar and rapturous applause drifting over from Court Two means - Dan Evans has gatecrashed round three. Heather Watson is too much in the zone to realise. But perhaps her fellow Briton's positive vibes will waft over as she tries to palm off Annika Beck. 

Up next for Dan Evan?

Only Marcus Willis' party pooper Roger Federer.

"It's going to be good fun and an amazing experience. I have got to prepare like I have a chance to win the match," said Evans. 

"I have to put to the back of my mind that he is one of the best players ever to play the game."

This is tight-rope tennis out on Court 12.

Heather Watson treads carefully to hold serve and move the scoreline along to 9-8.

Annika Beck does likewise in the next game. A match to watch through a lattice of fingers.

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Dan Evans is making mincemeat of Alexsandr Dolgopolov out on Court Two.

He rattles through a service hold to love to protect his double break.

Surely this one is in the bag already?

James McCarthy: Go on Dan Evans this is a superb display. Two British men in round three would be fantastic.

Jo Durie
Former Wimbledon mixed doubles champion on BBC TV

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I hold, you hold. I break, you break. One set you, one set me. Eight games you, eight games me. Key Stage 1 kids could learn a symmetry lesson here. 

The Brit school is finding their voice to cheer 'Our 'Ev' home. The only support for Beck I can hear is from the elderly German journalist next to me chuntering at every Watson point.

Everyone here is strapped in for the long haul. Those hunger pangs will have to wait.  

Ian Westbrook: Shot of the day on Court 11? Brilliant through the legs winner by Fognini as he turns around his match with Delbonis.

Jamie: Evo on fire!! Breaks again, I was kind of hoping this would be a long and dramatic match but oh well.

Pottiella: Our country is going through great change - Wales is our leading football team and multiple Brits are winning at Wimbledon!

Duncan James, he of cheesy boy band Blue in the early 2000s, is among those hoping for a Heather Watson win.

Dan Evans holds on to his serve to go two sets up against Dolgopolov.