Davis Cup semi-final result: GB 2-3 Argentina
Croatia v Argentina in final, GB title defence ends
Andy Murray (GB) beats Guido Pella (Arg) 6-3 6-2 6-3
Leonardo Mayer (Arg) beats Dan Evans (GB) 4-6 6-3 6-2 6-4
The stadium PA man asks the Emirates Arena crowd to raise the roof for Dan Evans.
It duly obliges.
Evans has strolled out, looking like he is turning up for a Sunday morning bit of tap-and-giggle.
Mayer comes to the court, bouncing off his toes and off the walls.
Both are bearing the weight of a nation's expectations.
Evans v Mayer
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two
It is a staggering decision. I cannot understand why Del Potro played the doubles.
Why wouldn't you give yourself 24 hours more to see if he could play today?
He would have been the overwhelming favourite against Dan Evans and now it is a 50 50 match.
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two
All of a sudden Dan goes from being a 30 70 chance to win to now it is 50 50.
I don't know how it will play with his mindset. I am sure Dan will have thought he was playing Del Potro
You would have to say with the home crowd Dan Evans is the favourite to win this match.
So, this tale of the tape reads a lot better for Great Britain than it would with big Juan.
Dan Evans is ranked 53rd in the world compared to Leonardo Mayer's 114th spot.
The recent form favours Evans as well.
The Birmingham man is coming into this on the back of a run to the third round of the US Open where he came within a point of beating the eventual champion Stan Wawrinka.
Mayer meanwhile has been knocking about on the Challenger Tour. He has lost seven of his last nine matches at the top level.
He looked in decent nick in the doubles though it has to be said.
Image source, ReutersThe word is out in the Glasgow Emirates press box.
It will be Leonardo Mayer rather than Juan Martin del Potro who contests the final singles rubber for Argentina.
Massive news.
#bbctennis
Andi: Thanks to @andy_murray for all you give to us with your tennis
Sho Rahman: Argentina shot themselves in the foot by playing DelPo yesterday. Why not save him for singles where he would be clear favourite?
Nadine Erskine: YES!! Well done @andy_murray You're INCREDIBLE! A warrior!
I think the Davis Cup Twitter account is overestimating our character acting skills, but it seems that the Argentina team is still mulling over whether to shove an ailing Juan Martin del Potro out onto court or the fresher Leonardo Mayer.
Miles Maclagan
Former British Davis Cup player on Radio 5 live sports extra
That was a real class performance from Andy Murray.
He was no doubt fatigued but he withstood the charge from Pella who was brimming with confidence from Friday.
Andy was just too solid.
Murray 6-3 6-2 6-3 Pella
Image source, Getty ImagesAndy Murray after his win: "It is great to level the tie. We were in lot of trouble a couple of days ago but his is the best we could have hoped for. Now dan has got a chance to go out and get the job done.
"I have a lot of sharp pain in my right quad. I have to go and see what's up and get some treatment. I need a break. I have played so much tennis, my body needs some rest.
"It makes a huge difference for all of us playing in front of this crowd. We have had some great moments here in Glasgow, we need all the support for the next one.
"Del Potro is great player. Dan he is difficult to play against. He almost beat Wawrinka and if he plays at that level he has got a chance."
Andy Murray implores the fans to give all their support to the final singles rubber.
He is expecting to be Dan Evans against Juan Martin del Potro.
We are still awaiting confirmation as to who will be lining up for Argentina though.
Full quotes to come.
Murray 6-3 6-2 6-3 Pella
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That is a win Murray is going to savour for years to come.
Murray 6-3 6-2 6-3 Pella
Andy Murray slaps palms with the rest of the Great Britain team after the pleasantries with Guido Pella. He looks drained, practically translucent.
His job is done. The tie is level. We are in a one-rubber shoot-out.
And the British number one will be a spectator with the rest of us.
Murray 6-3 6-2 6-3 Pella
Over to you Dan.
Murray 6-3 6-2 5-3 *Pella
Andy Murray is just two points away.
Guido Pella is struggling to keep his serve on the leash.
Murray 6-3 6-2 5-3 *Pella
Two brassy bold raids to the net bring up 30-0, before Andy Murray rolls a delicious dead-eyed forehand away for 40-0.
The hold to love is complete.
Guido Pella is yet lay much leather on the Briton's serve.
He serves to keep his micro-hopes alive in the next.
*Murray 6-3 6-2 4-3 Pella
Miles Maclagan
Former British Davis Cup player on Radio 5 live sports extra
He is not getting the reward he would like but there is some good play from Pella.
*Murray 6-3 6-2 4-3 Pella
Guido Pella grits and grinds his way through, winning the final point with a superb stooping block winner to Andy Murray's rocket return.
Andy Murray is still a break to the good in the third though.
Murray 6-3 6-2 4-2 *Pella
Andy Murray clatters a venomous cross-court backhand to bring up 15-40 and two break points.
This could really be closing time at the last-chance saloon for Guido Pella.
Murray is just a whisker long down the line with the Argentine out of the frame though and then on the ugly end of a big serve.
Deuce though.
Murray 6-3 6-2 4-2 Pella*
Miles Maclagan
Former British Davis Cup player on Radio 5 live sports extra
We see it from Murray time and time again, the will to do things away from spotlight, to train and take care of your body, that comes through in these moments.