Roger Federer wins record eighth men's Wimbledon title
Swiss star beats Marin Cilic 6-3 6-1 6-4 to win 19th Grand Slam title
Cilic says frustration over a bad blister caused his tears in second set
Jamie Murray & Martina Hingis win mixed doubles title
They beat Heather Watson & Henri Kontinen 6-4 6-4
GB's Jordanne Whiley retains wheelchair women's doubles title
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
A thumbs up, and a final wave from Federer as he departs Centre Court to more cheers, still holding that trophy aloft with a flourish. He looked a bit reluctant when he was encouraged to kiss it by the assembled snappers, but I bet he doesn't mind really - after all, not too many other people have planted a smacker on that famous pineapple in the past 14 years.
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BBC One
Eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer on Centre Court: "It's such a special court, so many legends have marked this court from the women's game, the men's game, doubles, all of it - to be here today is very special.
"I hope this wasn't my last match, I hope I can come back next year and try to defend the title."
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BBC One
Wimbledon men's champion Roger Federer: "I think the younger twins think this is a nice view and a nice playground - hopefully one day they'll understand. They come for the finals.
"It's a wonderful moment for the family and my team.
"This one is for us. Thank you to Wimbledon, thank you Switzerland."
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BBC One
Wimbledon champion Roger Federer: "It is cruel sometimes. But Marin fought well and is a hero, so congratulations on a wonderful tournament.
"You should be really proud, this is such a special occasion, you had a wonderful tournament and sometimes you don't feel great in the final.
"I hope we can play down the road some better ones."
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Marin Cilic is also given a rapturous round of applause as he wanders around the court in the opposite direction to Roger Federer.
The final might not have turned out how imagined in his sleep last night, but let's not forget what a great tournament he has had. And there is no shame by getting a pasting from the Wimbledon's greatest male champion of all-time.
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Flashbulb lights are illuminating Centre Court, from the throng of snappers crouched in front of the Royal Box end, and from all round the stands.
Roger Federer walks slowly around the perimeter of the most famous court in tennis, pausing every few moments to raise the trophy - a silver gilt standing 18 inches high - to his adoring public.
Everyone wants to capture this piece of sporting history, grabbing their photo to prove "I was there".
Image source, ReutersRoger Federer defeats Marin Cilic in straight sets to make history as he wins his eighth Wimbledon title - beating the record he previously shared with Pete Sampras.
Watch Federer's winning moment
Image source, BBC SportA hefty crowd has already gathered outside the South West hall ready for Roger Federer to show off his Wimbledon trophy for an eighth time.
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
The Centre Court crowd was poised, cameras at the ready, when Federer missed that first match point. He did not keep them waiting long.
That's the story of his tournament, really - his seven matches took him a total of 11 hours 37 minutes, the least time of any of his eight titles here.
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Federer's children - two sets of twins - look on from the box as their old man is presented with the famous trophy which he knows so well.
I wouldn't be surprised if the kids - older girls Charlene and Myla, and their younger brothers Lenny and Leo - are slightly scared by the noise.
A spine-tingling roar goes up as the Swiss legend is presented with the Gentlemen's Singles Trophy.
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BBC One
Wimbledon men's runner-up Marin Cilic: "I never give up in a match. I gave it my best - it's all I can do.
"I had an amazing journey here. I played the best tennis of my life. I really want to thank my team - they gave so much strength to me.
"Of course, to all my fans in Croatia, it was really tough today. I gave it my all. I will hope I come back here another time."
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There is not a dry eye in the house. Marin Cilic is also struggling to keep his emotions in check as he is interviewed on court by BBC Sport's Sue Barker.
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Even the coolest of the cool can crack emotionally. Roger Federer smiles at his wife, children and parents in that famous corner of Centre Court, then shed a tear or two in his chair.
The enormity of what he has achieved has hit him. A record eighth Wimbledon title for the Swiss maestro.
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A service winner down the middle by Roger Federer leaves Marin Cilic motionless.
Centre Court leaps to its feet, Federer swivels towards his box. Arms raised, eyes blinking in almost disbelief.
You've done it Roger! You are the undisputed King of Wimbledon.
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Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV
Who writes these scripts? It's unbelievable.
Six months ago, if you said to the tennis fraternity that Roger Federer is going to come back, only play two Slams this year and win them both...
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He's done it!
Arise, Sir Roger the Eighth.
Watch Federer's winning moment
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Oh Roger! He goes long. One more Championship point to go...
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Cilic goes long, Federer roars. Cilic miscues again... two Championship points...
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Scratch that. He's just banged down an ace. 15-15...