Johanna Konta beats Simona Halep 6-7 (2-7) 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 in quarter-finals
Konta is first British female in the semi-finals since Virginia Wade in 1978
She faces Venus Williams, who beat Ostapenko 6-3 7-5, in last four
Rybarikova beats Vandeweghe 6-3 6-3
Muguruza beats Kuznetsova 6-3 6-4
Djokovic beats Mannarino to reach men's last eight
Mannarino 2-6 6-7 (5-7) 1-2 Djokovic*
Mannarino temporarily forgets what sport he's playing and kicks a Djokovic return with his left foot. That would have smarted on his toes.
Djokovic then pulls out a big backhand winner and, with two break points to play with, he snatches the game.
The leggy Serb lets out another victorious roar.
Djokovic delivers stunning backhand winner
*Mannarino 2-6 6-7 (5-7) 1-1 Djokovic
Ay up, Djokovic has thrown his toys out of the pram here.
After going 0-15 down, he slams a ball away in anger, and takes another evil stare at the dry patches on the court.
The crowd respond with a classic "ooooooooooooooh". It's all a bit pantomime.
Novak goes on to channel his anger with a lovely forehand winner to hold.
Image source, PAMuguruza v Kuznetsova
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe knock-up between Muguruza and Kuznetsova is done and dusted - sans rain.
We're about to get under way.
Bit of a stat attack here: Garbine Muguruza has won the last three encounters between the pair - two on hard and one on clay.
The Spaniard, as you remember, was a finalist in 2015 and won the French Open last year.
Former French Open and US Open winner Kuznetsova - now aged 32 - has reached the last eight at Wimbledon on four occasions. She's yet to go further.
Mannarino 2-6 6-7 (5-7) 1-0 Djokovic*
Break averted. Mannarino...holds!
That's the first time he's held an opening service game in this match.
Image source, Getty ImagesMannarino 2-6 6-7 (5-7) 0-0 Djokovic
With a flick of the wrist, Djokovic delicately drops over the net to snatch the first point of the third set.
And he takes another one when he volleys into an empty court, with Mannarino on the side (literally).
We're treated to another fantastic baseline rally, and the Frenchman can only net. Two break points to Djokovic.
Both are wasted. We go to deuce...
Image source, AFPAdrian Mannarino finds a lovely drop shot that Novak Djokovic cannot get back over the net to break back.
Mannarino breaks Djokovic
David Law
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
The match was a walk in the park for Djokovic when he was 6-2 3-0 ahead and taking Mannarino to the cleaners.
But this is the sort of thing that has been happening to Djokovic these last 12 months. Before he was dominating everyone - it didn't matter who it was - but things have changed and he's not as clinical as he was.
Mannarino 2-6 6-7 (5-7) Djokovic
Can Djokovic serve for the second set?
Yes. Yes he can. Mannarino challenges but Djokovic has already got his arms pumping and roaring to the crowd.
It's very, very in.
Djokovic wins second set
Mannarino 2-6 6-6 (5-6) Djokovic*
With the pair pinned to their baselines, Mannarino tries to finish off a rally but overcooks his effort into the corner.
Two set points to Djokovic.
One is saved by a winner at the net by the Frenchman...
*Mannarino 2-6 6-6 (4-5) Djokovic
Back on serve, and Mannarino tenses up to loop a forehand long.
All square, and Djokovic gets the lead as Mannarino loosely a return of serve into the net.
Image source, Getty ImagesMannarino 2-6 6-6 (4-3) Djokovic*
After a hop, a skip and a jump, Mannarino taps over a backhand. Cheeky.
On the next point, the pair exchange low blows in another brilliant rally. Djokovic comes out on top with a drop shot. Also cheeky.
*Mannarino 2-6 6-6 (3-2) Djokovic
It's Mannarino that wins the battle of the backhands as Djokovic struggles with his second serve.
Is that a forehand winner from Djokovic? It's called out, the Serb challenges - he reckons that's in - but no! It's wide!
Muguruza v Kuznetsova
...coming off on Court One.
There are still one or two hoods up among those not completely convinced - it is Britain after all.
The arena is a quarter full at the moment.
Hopefully, we'll have play between 14 seed Garbine Muguruza and Russian number seven seed Svetlana Kuznetsova very soon.
Image source, ReutersMannarino 2-6 6-6 (1-2) Djokovic*
Mannarino is on serve, but he loses the first point when he shanks high and wide.
And then he nets. Djokovic takes hold.
*Mannarino 2-6 6-6 (1-0) Djokovic
Right, it'll be Djokovic to kick-start this tie-break.
Ooh, and he fluffs it! He's stretching, right in the corner of the court, as Mannarino chucks down a forehand, and the Frenchman steals the point with an almighty whack down the line.
Mannarino 2-6 6-6 Djokovic*
Mannarino is outfoxed by a Djokovic forehand which he thinks is going wide. It lands bang on the line, though.
The Frenchman goes on to hold on the next point with a crafty drop shot.
Tie-break alert.
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*Mannarino 2-6 5-6 Djokovic
Mannarino slams into the net to give Djokovic a 40-15 lead.
The Serb searches his bag of tricks and pulls out a snappy backhand winner cross-court to hold.
Mannarino to serve to stay in the set.
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two
Mannarino is playing so well. You can see Novak is puffing. Now he's being given the run around.
Mannarino 2-6 5-5 Djokovic
Mark Woodforde
Seven-time Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 live
I think Mannarino's game is limited by the lack of spin and height. He doesn't have the physical game against the big players.