Rybarikova beats third seed Pliskova
Federer beats Lajovic 7-6 (7-0) 6-3 6-2
Kerber, Wozniacki, Djokovic & Raonic win
GB's Kyle Edmund loses to Gael Monfils
Kerber 0-1 Flipkens
Image source, EPAWomen's number one seed Angelique Kerber is under way in her second round match against Belgian Kirsten Flipkens. Despite being world number one she is isn't being talked about as favourite by many, she's not in the best of form and isn't reckoned by many to have the grass court game.
Mind you she got to last year's final. She's not too shabby.
*Lajovic 2-0 Federer
Hummm, now then. This is not vintage Federer. He volleys into the net to hand his opponent three break points.
The Swiss claws his way back to deuce with a solid forehand winner.
Image source, PAA fourth break point comes Lajovic's way when Federer goes long and the game goes to the Serb when Roger nets.
Oh. Ok...
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
The guys other than Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray, you have to ask them are you trying as hard as these guys? Do you want it as much as these guys? Watch Nadal at the French or Roger at Australia. You need to go there and want it and match their intensity.
Lajovic 1-0 Federer*
Dusan Lajovic has a big ol' serve on him. He overpowers Federer for 40-0 and doesn't drop a point as the Swiss nets after a short rally.
Solid.
Lajovic v Federer
Federer and Lajovic are up on their feet.
The Serbian world number 79 will get us going on Centre.
What's going on around the courts then in the men's draw?
Dominic Theim has beaten Gilles Simon in four sets on Court One.
Image source, PASixth seed Milos Raonic has just levelled it up at one set apiece against Russian Mikhail Youzhny, while number 11 seed Tomas Berdych is a break up and two sets to one up in the fourth set against Ryan Harrison.
Jack Sock is just about to get going.
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
Dusan Lajovic, he's got one of the most beautiful one handed backhands you'll see, but he needs a bit of time to execute it and he's not going to get that time against Roger Federer.
Dusan Lajovic v Roger Federer
Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV
No doubt as Federer has got older he is not as fast as he once was.
When your defensive skills aren’t as good you don’t want to be chasing and the best way to avoid that is to be aggressive.
He really seems to take the ball earlier, flatter and more aggressively on the backhand.
Lajovic v Federer
At risk of sounding like a dating profile, Dusan Lojovic is 27, from Serbia and is ranked 79th in the world.
He's never got past the second round at Wimbledon before but he has previously made the last 16 at Roland Garros.
Lojovic has never won back-to-back grass matches before and is looking to defeat a top 10 opponent for the first time on his eighth attempt.
Welcome to Centre Court, Dusan!
Image source, Getty ImagesLajovic v Federer
Centre Court rises to greet one its favourite sons.
Roger's back for round two and he's up against this fella...
Image source, PARybarikova wins
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
We can't just assume Roger is going to win! Shocks like that make the top men and women take a step back.
It seems with the women that whoever is about to become number one gets petrified and can't take the pressure. Athleticism is rewarded on grass courts.
Pliskova's movement late in the match became an issue.
Lajovic v Federer
Roger Federer's Wimbledon campaign hasn't really got going yet.
The Centre Court crowd were expecting great things from his first-round match with Alexandr Dolgopolov on Tuesday, but it was over after one set when the Ukranian pulled up injured.
However, the result earned R-Fed a new record for the most match-wins at Wimbledon in the Open Era - a whopping 85.
He continues the trek for his eighth SW19 title in his 70th Grand Slam against Dusan Lajovic. It's the first meeting between the pair.
Image source, Getty ImagesUp next?
Cooee, Roger!
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Joe Gibney: As of this moment, Johanna Konta has become the first British woman to be #Wimbledon favourite in 40 years. Opportunity knocks.
Rybarikova wins
Centre Court winner Magdalena Rybarikova: "It was very difficult to play Karolina Pliskova, she plays very well. I was not so confident, I am speechless right now. It is an amazing feeling.
"It's special. I had two surgeries and hadn't played for seven months, it's amazing. I am so glad, It was a difficult time for me and my coach told me that something good was going to happen. This is it!
"Could I win Wimbledon? I'm not thinking about it. It will be very difficult."
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Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator
The biggest shock in the women's draw, the number three seed and the number one form player this year is out. Rybarikova's control of the ball under the greatest of duress was unbelievable. She kept on playing her game and kept her belief.
Remember the name - Magdalena Rybarikova could be a force to reckon with in the women's draw. Mind you, pick a favourite out of that lot and you're doing well. An open field.
She doesn't actually know where to go once she steps off Centre Court. Not a routine win for the Slovakian...
Pliskova 6-3 5-7 2-6 Rybarikova
Magdalena Rybarikova has done it! She wins it with a looping cross-court winner! The crowd are on their feet. A big shock, a deserved win.
That match had it all!
Image source, Reuters'The biggest shock of the women's draw' - Rybarikova ousts Pliskova
Pliskova 6-3 5-7 2-5 Rybarikova
That was some point. Pliskova is impatient, ready to serve as the crowd stay cheering. She pings a volley away this time, 30-30.
Break point though! Match point...
Pliskova 6-3 5-7 2-5 Rybarikova
Ridiculous volley rally at the net! Pliskova can't put the ball away and Rybarikova sends it home. Louis van Gaal is on his feet! The crowd love that. 15-30.