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
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Mark Petchey
BBC Sport tennis commentator
Grass has changed.
Some players are even saying that this is now the slowest court in the Slams. The weather has been extreme for Britain for a few weeks now, has that made a difference?Andy Murray was not too happy with the state of Centre Court last night.
Highlights: Murray beats Fognini in thriller
He had to work hard, but defending champion Andy Murray beat Italian Fabio Fognini 6-2 4-6 6-1 7-5 in a thrilling third-round match on Wimbledon's Centre Court late last night.
Through.
Sue Barker has lost Boris Becker - he says he's 'near some white umbrellas'. If you see him, send him down to the cameras please.
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Wimbledon 2017: Grieving Steve Johnson emotional in defeat to Cilic
Who says sportspeople don't care?
Emotions were raw at times on Friday. Check out American Steve Johnson, whose father died in May, as the crowd get behind him during his defeat by seventh seed Marin Cilic.
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Don't have a show court ticket for middle Saturday but want to see the biggest names in tennis hitting balls close up? Head for court 15... Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic are both practicing here ahead of their third-round matches later. Last year's runner-up, Milos Raonic, has just been and gone - he is first on court one.
Image source, BBC SportMark Petchey
BBC Sport tennis commentator
It was always going to be difficult for Andy Murray last night. It got tight but he found a way to get through.
He had to dig deep and play great tennis. He has been there and done it and that saw him home down the stretch.
How did they do on Friday?
Image source, Getty ImagesDefending champion Andy Murray won a thrilling third-round contest against Italy's Fabio Fognini at Wimbledon as darkness fell around Centre Court.
The Briton, 30, won 6-2 4-6 6-1 7-5 after two hours and 39 minutes, with match point clinched at 20:57 BST.
Fognini, the 29th seed, had five set points to force a fifth set but Murray won five games in a row to seal a place in the last 16 for the 11th time.
Murray will play Frenchman Benoit Paire in the fourth round on Monday.
Fellow Briton Johanna Konta earlier reached the second week for the first time with a 6-4 6-1 win over Maria Sakkari of Greece.
Image source, Getty ImagesFor a world number one nobody seems to take Angelique Kerber very seriously, I agree Mr. Wimble.
You'd think she'd won a competition on the back of a cereal box or something.
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Don Wimble: When was the last time the men's No1 was on Court 2? They'd need a map to find it. Fine to put Kerber there though
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Live now!
We are live now on BBC Two or the top of the page. Pat Cash is miming playing a Les Paul. Classic.
Who's playing today?
Image source, PAJamie Murray and Switzerland's Martina Hingis are due on court after 17:00 BST for their second-round mixed doubles match.
They are the top seeds at Wimbledon, with Scot Murray fifth in the men's doubles rankings and Hingis third in the women's. They face British pair Neal Skupski and Anna Smith.
Image source, Getty ImagesMeanwhile, it is a busy day for Heather Watson and Naomi Broady, who are both twice in doubles action.
British number two Watson, who was beaten by Victoria Azarenka in the third round of the singles tournament on Friday, teams up with Broady to play Belgium's Kirsten Flipkens and Indian 2015 doubles champion Sania Mirza in round two of ladies' doubles.
Watson then partners Henri Kontinen of Finland against Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi of Pakistan and Germany's Anna-Lena Gronefeld in the second round of mixed doubles.
Broady and brother Liam face Czech pair Roman Jebavy and Lucie Hradecka in the final mixed doubles round two match on court 18.
Wimbledon 2017: Beckham, Konta's joy & hot dog shots in day five funnies
Watch the weird and wonderful moments from day five at Wimbledon, including David Beckham's appearance at SW19, Johanna Konta's win and some silky skills.
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Watch the five best shots as Johanna Konta beats Maria Sakkari 6-4 6-1.
British number one Johanna Konta says she is ignoring being labelled as the favourite to win the Wimbledon title.
The sixth seed is leading the odds with some bookmakers, despite only reaching the second week for the first time after a 6-4 6-1 win against Greece's Maria Sakkari.
No British woman has won the singles title since Virginia Wade in 1977.
"I'm pretty sure favourites come and go and change daily. I'm just happy to be here," said the 26-year-old.
"I don't spend too much time thinking about that kind of talk or listening to it."
On the outside courts
Centre Court and Court One might not get under way until 13:00 BST but there are plenty of names to be found on the earlier courts from the start of play at 11:30.
Garbine Muguruza, former finalist here and a former French Open champ, starts us off on Court Two against Sorana Cirstea while on Court Three Grigor Dimitrov faces the slayer of John Isner, Dudi Sela.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's number one Angelique Kerber can feel a bit miffed as she is turfed out to Court Two. She's second on against the superbly-named Shelby Rogers of the US.
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a morning of sport already.
We've seen the Lions draw in New Zealand with as epic a Test match as you will see, and now it's time for the first Saturday at Wimbledon.
Image source, PAA quiet day? Well, only if you discount the women's number one and two of the very best players to ever pick up a raquet.
Just the 30 Grand Slam wins between Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, and they both grace Centre Court this afternoon.
Image source, Getty ImagesWill any big names be mowed down before we reach the second week?