Summary

  • Gilles Muller beats Rafael Nadal in epic match to reach quarter-finals

  • Muller wins 6-3 6-4 3-6 4-6 15-13 after four hours 48 minutes

  • Djokovic & Mannarino to play at 12:00 on Tuesday

  • Roger Federer beats Dimitrov 6-4 6-2 6-4

  • Andy Murray beats Paire 7-6 6-4 6-4

  • Johanna Konta beats Garcia 7-6 4-6 6-4

  • Muguruza beats top seed Kerber

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse and Tom Rostance

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    Alan Vickers: Let's hope we get two British wins today

  2. Can Brits make history?

    It is 44 years since Roger Taylor and Virginia Wade carried British hopes into both the men's and women's quarter-finals, and Andy Murray and Johanna Konta look capable of matching that feat.

    Murray, 30, has coped well with the hip injury that disrupted his preparation and came through his first serious test against Fabio Fognini on Friday in four sets.

    He now meets Benoit Paire for the second time, after winning a dramatic match in Monte Carlo last year that sparked a brilliant run of form which ultimately ended in the number one ranking.

    Andy Murray faces his toughest interview yet!

    "He has very good hands, moves well, takes a lot of chances and goes for his shots," said the Scot.

    "He can be quite up and down. But he seems to have played pretty well so far at this event. I expect it to be tricky."

    Konta, 26, is doing her best to play down talk of being the tournament favourite but appears to have as good a chance as any of the 16 women left in a wide open draw.

  3. Murray v Paire

    Andy Murray may need his best Matrix impression this afternoon as he looks for a place in the last eight.

    What a great image from Times photographer Bradley Ormesher.

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    However today's Manic Monday has got you feeling, share your emotions with us. Also let me know if you know of any other classic pop tunes that were inspired by a trip to SW19.

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  5. A risk of the odd shower...

    Simon King
    BBC weather presenter and meteorologist

    It might be manic Monday but the weather should hopefully not be too manic. I say hopefully as while there’ll be lots of sunshine today, there is a risk of a shower or two developing this afternoon which could turn out to be heavy if they hit. It’ll still feel very warm though with a maximum temperature of around 24 degrees.

    While the roof wasn’t used in anger last week, there is a very good chance it’ll get its day on Tuesday. Showers could crop up at Wimbledon as early as lunchtime before really quite heavy and persistent rain spreads in during the afternoon. I suspect once it arrives, all play on the outside courts will be done for the day with the roof saving those on Centre Court.

    Weather

  6. All the players, all the time

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    Today, the second Monday of Wimbledon, is one of the most famous days in tennis, as the only one of the four Grand Slams that schedules the last 16 men and women together on the same day.

    Germany's Angelique Kerber is trying to rediscover her best form, and at the same time hang on to her world number one ranking, with Spanish 14th seed Garbine Muguruza her next opponent.

    Such is the quality of matches all around the All England Club that this clash of the last two Wimbledon runners-up is the first match on court two at 11:30.

    At the same time, newly-crowned French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia faces Ukrainian fourth seed Elena Svitolina, one of the form players of 2016, on court 12.

    "To be honest, I'm really not looking at the schedule," said Kerber.

    "I'm trying to think more about my game, it doesn't matter which court. I just go out there, try to play my game."

  7. First up

    Play begins at 11:30 BST

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    On all courts apart from Centre and One play begins at 11:30 BST. So who can we see first up?

    Well, on Court Two it's women's number one Angelique Kerber against Garbine Muguruza. Kerber will presumably get a go on Centre if she keeps on winning but until then, she's parked on two.

    Over on court three it's Agnieszka Radwanska v Svetlana Kuznetsova, while court 12 hosts French Open champ Jelena Ostapenko against Elina Svitolina.

  8. Big names everywhere you look

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    Yep, today's packed schedule includes eight men's and eight women's singles matches, and spectators began queuing over the weekend for the remaining tickets.

    In the men's draw, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Murray have 14 Wimbledon titles between them, while five-time champion Venus Williams is the only former winner in a fascinating women's event.

  9. Manic Monday

    I can't be late 'cause then I guess I just won't get paid

    These are the days when you wish your bed was already made...

    Johanna KontaGetty Images

    Sadly, we shall now never know whether Prince was inspired to write 'Manic Monday' after a trip to the start of the second week of the 1984 Wimbledon Championships.

    But let's say that he was. Definitely.

    After a Sunday off the All England Club go all out today, with every man and woman left in the draw squeezing in a match.

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    It's wall-to-wall tennis for the next 10 hours or so - hop aboard...