Summary

  • Federer beats Mischa Zverev 7-6 (7-3) 6-4 6-4 to reach last 16

  • Djokovic beats Gulbis in straight sets

  • Top seed Kerber, Wozniacki & Radwanska battle through

  • Clarke/Willis beat defending doubles champions Herbert/Mahut in five sets

  • Jamie Murray & Hingis win mixed doubles match

Live Reporting

Caroline Chapman and Tom Rostance

  1. Boris Becker
    Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

    The key is to get on the Gulbis second serve and get into rallies, but Gulbis knows that so he's not going to give Novak time or pace to do so.

  2. Bottle topple time

    We asked you to join in our Bottle Topple challenge - and you haven't disappointed! Share your videos using #bottletopple on social media.

    Bottle Topple: Your efforts so far!

  3. Gulbis 2-1 Djokovic

    Not many people hammer Novak for three winners as clean as that in the same game. Could be an interesting match for the multiple champ...

  4. Gulbis breaks!

    Gulbis 2-1 Djokovic

    Shot! Gulbis finds the line with a whipped forehand, pasted into the corner. 30-30.

    And again! Off the backhand this time, and it brings up a break point. This man can hit a ball. Botham-esque in appearance and striking.

    FETCH THAT! Wooof. There's a break. Hammered into the corner.

    Gulbis breaks against Djokovic

  5. WATCH: Kerber secures her spot in the second week of Wimbledon

    Kerber battles through after epic three-set match

  6. Berdych goes two sets up

    Ferrer 3-6 4-6 1-0 Berdych

    No problems for Tomas Berdych on Court Three.

    The 11th seed leads David Ferrer by two sets.

    Tomas BerdychEPA

  7. Gulbis 1-1 Djokovic

    Ernests Gulbis is struggling to put this game to bed but a 136mph serve helps him on his way and he holds after nine minutes.

  8. Monfils into a fifth set

    Monfils 6-7 (3-7) 6-4 7-5 3-6 Mannarino

    If Gael Monfils is to reach the second week, he is going to have to go all the way now.

    The Frenchman has lost the fourth set to Adrian Mannarino and we are into a decider.

  9. Boris Becker
    Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

    When Novak is at his very best, poor umpiring triggers him. It makes him better.

  10. Gulbis 0-1 Djokovic

    Ernests GulbisPA

    Ernests Gulbis has the look of one of the Gerhardts from Fargo. The menace too as he crunches a 106mph winner past the nose of Novak. He hadn't won a match in 13 months though before a recent win.

    An enigma. If he wins today, it will be the first time in history that Latvia has had multiple representation in the round of 16 at a Grand Slam.

    Jelena Ostapenko is the other. Obviously.

    Gulbis clubs a shot long to bring up a break point but saves it with a monster of a serve.

    Djokovic is already unhappy. He tells the umpire to focus after he orders a point to be replayed.

    'Two points in a row. The start of the game. FOCUS please.'

    Djokovic calls for umpire focus

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  12. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    WimbledonBBC Sport

    Time to scarper after that titantic battle. The loos and water refills outside Court Two are going to be packed...

    Sebastian Ofner and Alexander Zverev will just have to wait...

  13. Gulbis 0-1 Djokovic

    Gulbis shows in the opening game that his backhand - Boris Becker called it a weapon - could win him plenty of points, but he also misses a few routine shots too as Novak holds serve easily enough in the opener.

    There is a slip on the baseline for the former world number one. That could be the talking point of the second week. COURTWATCH.

    Novak DjokovicReuters

  14. Liz Smylie
    Former Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC TV

    Kerber, still here by the grace of God. She was under the pump for the entirety of this match, not only on the serve but the tremendous hitting from Shelby Rogers.

  15. game, set and match

    Game, set and match - Kerber

    Kerber 4-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 Rogers

    Angelique Kerber's serve overpowers her opponent and she brings up two match points.

    One is saved by Rogers but then the American hits long!

    The world number one survives and progresses. A brilliant, brilliant match, that and a fairly remarkable comeback from Kerber.

    Kerber battles through after epic three-set match

  16. Away we go

    Gulbis 0-0 Djokovic

    Not your average sportsman - Ernests Gulbis was named after Ernest Hemingway.

    Death in the Afternoon for Novak Djokovic's hopes? We are playing on Centre.

    Djokovic arrives at WimbledonPA

  17. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Support for Angie Kerber seems to have been steadily increasing over the past half-hour. Perhaps those who don't want to miss a second of the action are gagging for a drink. Rapturous ovation as Kerber walks out to serve for the match...

  18. *Kerber 4-6 7-6 (7-2) 5-4 Rogers

    Rogers isn't going down without a fight.

    She holds with a big forehand winner and will make Kerber serve for the match.

  19. On Court One...

    Kontaveit v Wozniacki

    Former world number one Caroline Wozniacki is next up on Court One, The best she's managed at Wimbledon is a fourth-round place. Another one coming up?

  20. Kerber 4-6 7-6 (6-2) 5-3 Rogers*

    Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    This is a textbook example of why you need to be prepared as a tennis fan.

    Sun cream, fan (or makeshift fan), hat, water. Plenty of it.

    Because if you're not then you could be in a spot of bother. Sunburn o'clock as this match ticks past the two-hour mark.