GB's Johanna Konta loses semi-final 6-4 6-2 to Venus Williams
Williams will seek a sixth Wimbledon title on Saturday
American will face Garbine Muguruza of Spain in final
Muguruza beat Rybarikova 6-1 6-1
Jamie Murray/Hingis reach mixed doubles semi-finals
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
It's a bit of a shame because Rybarikova has had the tournament of her life but she will still go away from this thinking, well maybe I am number 84 in the world?
Mary Pierce
Former French Open champion on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, AFPThat was an impressive match from Garbine Muguruza.
She was really dialled in from the very first point to the last. She was on top of the baseline, aggressive with a low number of unforced errors and high number of winners. She just attacked and never let up.
She didn't give Rybarikova a chance to breath. Today Muguruza was too good.
Muguruza 6-1 6-1 Rybarikova
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
A broad grin from Muguruza as she laps up the acclaim of Centre. Rybarikova slumps in her chair and fiddles with her ponytail. Not how the Slovak dreamt it.
"She was incredibly nervous," my Slovakian journalist friend Tomas says. "Usually she can do 200 kick ups with a tennis ball. Today she couldn't do one when she tried on the baseline."
Muguruza 6-1 6-1 Rybarikova
Garbine Muguruza completes a 6-1 6-1 victory over Magdalena Rybarikova.
GARBINE MUGURUZA REACHES THE WIMBLEDON FINAL.
The Spaniard brings up three match points.
The first is saved, but she once again comes out on top in a rally - moving in, seeking a deep winner which Rybarikova can only send back to the netting.
That lasted 65 minutes.
Kim Clijsters
Former world number one on BBC TV
Muguruza is really not wasting any energy today. She will leave this match feeling very comfortable and ready to start the final on Saturday.
Muguruza 6-1 5-1 Rybarikova
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Muguruza is blowing Rybarikova off the court. The Slovak is being pinned back well behind the baseline by the strong Spaniard, her feet so far back her shoe soles are regularly treading green grass rather than bare brown patches.
Muguruza 6-1 5-1 Rybarikova*
Tennis legend Conchita Martinez, who is coaching Muguruza, looks pretty content sitting among the coaches and family - and so she should be. Her player is set for a return to the Wimbledon final.
It's 40-0. That run to hold is temporarily halted with a fruitful well-dictated rally by Rybarikova.
But the inevitable cannot be halted.
Game Muguruza.
One more game for the Spaniard. One more game.
Image source, ReutersMary Pierce
Former French Open champion on BBC Radio 5 live
I don't think tactically Rybarikova has played a very good match today.
*Muguruza 6-1 4-1 Rybarikova
It's advantage Muguruza - it seems inevitable.
But no, this time it's Rybarikova who dictates the rally, coming to the net to force a mistake from Muguruza.
The 2015 finalist has another break point, but it's saved again. This is gutsy from Rybarikova.
Deuce again and game Rybarikova with a good serve at the body which Muguruza can only return into the net.
They've just cut to Dame Shirley Bassey picking some food item out of what looked like a policeman's helmet.
And there's a shot of musical queen Elaine Paige.
This is far from a game of chess (that's an Elaine Paige joke).
Mary Pierce
Former French Open champion on BBC Radio 5 live
Muguruza is just relentless. She is taking it early and moving her opponent from side to side.
It is a great feeling when you're on it and nothing goes wrong.
#bbctennis
LordGreystoke: I hope Jo is well prepared. It is not going to be long now before she's on!
*Muguruza 6-1 4-0 Rybarikova
A lob that came off - take a bow Magdalena.
Sympathetic and slightly condescending applause from the crowd.
30-0.
Now 40-15 and.... game point. OK, that's me with backhanded praise.
Muguruza once again wrong-foots her opponent with a stunning double-handed backhand from the back.
A temporary reprieve with the vid tech is followed by another dash to the net which pays dividends for Muguruza - annoying isn't she Mags?
Deuce.
And there's more...
Image source, AFPJohn McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
If people don't understand what "controlling the court" means, they should watch the tape of this match...
Anyone going to tell John we've moved on from tapes...
Reid 2-6 3-6 Olsson
British wheelchair men's singles defending champion Gordon Reid was knocked out of the first round by Stefan Olsson earlier on.
Check out the highlights below.
Reid's compatriot and doubles partner, French Open champion Alfie Hewett, has just levelled at a set apiece against France's Nicolas Peifer.
Highlights: Reid v Olsson
Muguruza 6-1 4-0 Rybarikova*
On this form Muguruza looks too good for anyone, even a heavily-pregnant Serena Williams.
She wins another point by coming to the net - that's an 80% success rate, which is GCSE 'A' grade territory.
It's 30-15.
Now 40-15 after yet again hitting her corner with a shot from the baseline. She knows her angles - fancy the Crucible Garbine?
Game Muguruza.
'Well-played!' Muguruza remains dominant in the second set
*Muguruza 6-1 3-0 Rybarikova
0-40.
Rybarikova broken.
Again.
No more words.
OK, a few more...
This is sad to watch.
Image source, ReutersKim Clijsters
Former world number one on BBC TV
There is a frustration about Rybarikova now.
It's so frustrating if you are playing the biggest match of your career and you aren't playing your best tennis.
Muguruza 6-1 2-0 Rybarikova*
Rybarikova has a languid style, but maybe she needs to be a little less languid.
She approaches the net for a return but bends down for the ball like she's 90 with a back problem.
The Spaniard holds and is set for the final.
'She's brought her A-game': Muguruza wins point with strong backhand shot
Muguruza 6-1 1-0 Rybarikova
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Magdalena Rybarikova is the first Slovak to reach a Wimbledon semi-final. Understandably interest is high back home.
Slovakian journalist Tomas Tancibok arrived in London late last night after his newspaper managed to get him accreditation.
"Everyone is thrilled about her success," he says. "People know about her because she has played in the Fed Cup for many years, although she is not as popular as Dominika Cibulkova.
"She has struggled with injury so she deserves this.
"Now she has a game on the board she will settle down. I hope."
Tracy Austin
Former Wimbledon mixed doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 live
It is tough to see if Muguruza keeps up this style of play and plays this solidly.
Rybarikova has come into the net and had some success and she has tried to bring Muguruza in.
To me it seems Rybarikova is feeling rushed. Maybe mix it up with a few more slices.