Jonathan Lansana: Great match between Murray & Paire, straight sets victory but he had to fight for it.

Mr H: Nicely done Andy. Getting closer ... Muller might do you a favour too.

James Stead: Solid play. Dominant. Nicely done Andy Murray.

World number one Andy Murray on BBC One: "I thought I played well today apart from a couple of sloppy service games in the first set. That's by far the best I have hit it this week. He's not an easy guy to play, tactics aren't easy against him.

"Two weeks ago I was resting and a bit concerned, it was frustrating. But I have managed it well and have played some good stuff. I'm doing well and hopefully willl keep it up."

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A tough of nerves creep into Gilles Muller's serve as he tries to close this set out, with a double fault and an overworked forehand.

That is superb from Muller though! Down the line, a bit of spin, landing nicely on the line, and Gilles Muller continues his march towards a place in the last eight!

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Rafa Nadal is in a whole heap of trouble on Court One.

The big serve and volleying of Gilles Muller has served the Luxembourg 16th seed well, and he's now serving to take a two set lead over Nadal.

Upset on?

Can he win it this year? Of course he can.

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Muller is using that racquet as a shovel. He has just dig himself out of a hole, saving two break points to hold. How important could that be?

Andy Murray skips and hurls his sweatbands into the crowd as his wife leads the celebrations in the box. Benoit Paire waits for him to gather his effects and they leave the court together.

The first set on court two has gone the way of Alexander Zverev.

Raonic pushed him hard - but look at the percentage of points Zverev has snaffled on his first serve.

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Andy Murray serving for the match on Centre Court. A home from home for the big man.

Murray has reached the quarterfinals at 23 of the last 25 Grand Slam events he has contested, a phenomenal achievement. If he had been born 10 years earlier, or later...

30-15

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That's the chant on a jam-packed Murray Mound right now...

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BBC Sport at Wimbledon

What. A. Point.

The Court One crowd are whooping and gasping as both Rafael Nadal and Gilles Muller get out of tight spots that a contortionist would be proud of in a thrilling rally.

The drama continues as Muller challenges Nadal's fizzing forehand winner down the line... it's in! By the breadth of a hair follicle.

That puts Rafa 15-0 up in the eighth game of a tight second set.

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Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

Murray is a competitor at heart, he likes to take on the challenge against anyone, especially on Centre Court. He is the toughest of players and he always finds a way to win.

Third set tie-breaker anyone? It looks that way.

Paire has gathered himself together somewhat, but we are at deuce after another double fault. Paire has hit 50 winners which is quite something, but now he coughs up a break point which could well be terminal at this stage.

Into the net! Murray breaks and moves to within a game...

That debate will roll on and on. I think we can assume though that if he wins this one Andy Murray will be back on Centre Court in his quarter final.

Murray serves at 3-4, no time to cough up a break point. He fires into the tramlines to go to 30-30, a slightly nervous murmur in the stands.

And there is a break point! Pressure now. Saved with a huge serve down the middle. And Murray holds.

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Wimbledon chief excecutive Richard Lewis on today's scheduling conflicts: "You’ve got this fantastic era for men’s tennis, there’s been years where the women have outshined the men, and at the moment it’s very hard to argue beyond the big four -Djokovic, Murray, Nadal and Federer - being on Centre Court and Court One.

"All the metrics we look at, in terms of public interest, hospitality, broadcasters – everything we look at, those four men demand, almost, Centre and Court One.

"Fairness is about box office being an independent view, not about men and women. It’s not about men and women - it’s about who are the star players at the time.

"Muguruza and Kerber, we absolutely were eyes wide open, number one player in the world against a former finalist and Grand Slam champion. That’s a great match but if you look at the matches on Centre and Court One, it’s very hard to say, well, which matches would you put on number two court?"

Paire to serve, fantastic touch around the net again from both players before Murray's extravagant lob drifts long.

Paire holds and leads in the third set.

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Roger Federer and Grigor Dimitrov are still to come on Centre Court today, they won't be in any rush to see a fourth set in this one.

Murray rattles through his next service game, holding to love.

The winner of this Murray v Paire tussle will take on either Sam Querrey or Kevin Anderson.

In a match that has all the hallmarks of going on for a while, Anderson has just claimed the fourth set on a tie-break to force a decider.

We've already seen 58 aces in just over two and a half hours on court 18.

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