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We'll be back tomorrow when Britain's Kyle Edmund is in action against Andreas Seppi, while Nick Kyrgios takes on Grigor Dimitrov.

Until then!

Roger Federer on his next opponent, Marton Fucsovics: "I know him a little bit. He came to Switzerland to train with me over a week. He was great - super nice guy, hard-working and I'm really happy for him. He's having a great run here. He's a great baseliner, very strong, so I'm happy I know him a little bit."

More from Roger Federer: "Expectations are different this year, which is a good thing. I'm coming in this year very fit.

"Even though I can't hit a double-handed backhand, I think it's easier! I struggled my whole career with my backhand. I feel like the double-handed is a more simple shot and I started playing that as a kid, and then let go. That left hand is just decoration."

Federer then does a Blue Steel pose to properly round things off.

Up next for Federer is Hungarian world number 89 Marton Fucsovics.

Roger Federer, speaking on court: "My head is still spinning from the match point, where I got so lucky. I was able to maybe stay a little more on the offensive than he was. The second set was tight, the match was close and the end could have gone to a tie-break."

Mark Woodforde
Australian 12-time Grand Slam doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Federer wasn't pushed enough early on and controlled the match. Gasquet produced some fine play but could not put it together consistently.

A down the line backhand from Roger Federer, and he nails it.

Match point number two for Fed...

A big first serve from Richard Gasquet gets his nose in front, before a whack of a forehand from Roger Federer takes it back to deuce.

Down the line goes Richard Gasquet! Match point saved, and Rod Laver Arena applauds as one.

Smash goes Federer, and that brings up match point...

A rally dominated by backhands eventually goes Roger Federer's way as he darts to the net to volley a winner over.

Eesh. A backhand swat finds the net and Federer chunters furiously to himself, while Gasquet wallops a forehand winner past him to improve his mood further.

Federer forces his way to deuce with a loopy forehand.

Roger Federer gives himself a stern talking to, and then batters his way to a love hold.

No messing about in that game.

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Richard Gasquet lets fly with his fastest serve of the match, but it's out by the tiniest of margins.

That's a hold for the Frenchman though, as Federer's backhand goes awry.

Well then.

It's just got a bit sloppy from Federer on his serve in the last couple of games. Time for Gasquet to serve.

Eurgh. That's horrible, Federer pushed so far out wide that his swipe goes flying out of play.

Break point two for Gasquet - and he takes it as Federer nets the backhand!

Another ace swings things back in Federer's direction, but he dumps another volley into the net!

Back to deuce.

An emphatic overhead smash from Federer gets him the advantage as Gasquet goes to chase down a lob. His next forehand finds the net, though.

That'll be break point Gasquet! Gorgeous, spinning a backhand down the line and Federer, up at the net, can't get near it. It's his first break point of the match...

And Federer saves it with an ace. Of course.

Gasquet hurries Federer along, and the resulting forehand finds a home in the net, before Fed belts a winner past his opponent.

That's a miss on the forehand from Federer, though! It's brought about deuce.

Oh! Cross court goes Gasquet, Federer meets it with a half volley that somehow clears the net, and Gasquet's response just slides out.

Gasquet somehow makes a backhand return from right on the baseine, leaning back and swishing his arm forward, and he holds.