Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Anyway... back to the tennis. Wimbledon is a tournament which Spain's Garbine Muguruza loves, unsurprising seeing as she has lifted the bling on Centre Court.

"Once you hold the trophy you want to hold it again. We all have pressure, but I have the trophy so it helps my confidence to believe I can do it again," the 2017 champion said. "Wimbledon is a very special tournament, I would say it is the most elegant and the most historical so it is fun.

"I love London and I have been discovering more and more over the years, Wimbledon is a little far out so it is hard to find the right day to go into the city. But I am trying to discover new places - museums, bars, parks - I love it.

"My favourite place? One afternoon I remember walking next to the River Thames, it was calm and a lot of people, it was beautiful."

Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

It's a very first match on grass for Lloyd Harris and what a place to start; on Centre Court at Wimbledon against the best of all time.

Lloyd Harris is a 22-year-old South African who is playing in his first match at Wimbledon - and it's straight on to Centre Court to face eight-time champion Roger Federer. What a way to make your SW19 debut.

Harris is not showing any immediate signs of nerves as he holds on to his serve first up.

Pock! Pock! Plimp!

Johanna Konta wraps up the first game with a big serve followed up with a dinky forehand dropper.

Ana Bogdan, rocked back on her heels by Konta's exocet first serve, is not even in shot as it taps down twice to claim the game.

Precisely none of you are asking if Ana Bogdan is any relation to former Bolton goalkeeper Adam Bogdan. She isn't.

Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

We need to appreciate Roger Federer while we can. I rate him as one of the top three favourites for the tournament.

They don't make them like this anymore. He's unique and he always will be.

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

For a woman who has graced the pages of Vogue and Glamour magazines, it won't surprise you to learn Garbine Muguruza is very stylish.

The 2017 champion was looking as elegant as usual at Friday's Dubai Duty Free WTA Summer Party in Knightsbridge, although she told BBC Sport's Betty Glover that there was a flaw in her dress - no pockets.

I can't say I have that problem - plenty of room in my skinny jeans for wallet, keys and chewing gum. I butted out of this convo.

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World number one Ashleigh Barty on BBC Two after beating Saisai Zheng: "The first round is always tough and it took a bit of time to get used to conditions on that beautiful court which I have a lot of happy memories on. It took some time to adjust but I got there in the end."

On playing Wimbledon as world number one: "It feels incredible. It feels a bit bizarre actually but I'm try to go about my business in the same way as I always have done. You have to enjoy every minute when you're playing at this beautiful tournament."

On facing Alison Van Uytvanck in round two: "It will be an exceptional challenge. She's got a big game so I have to be ready for that. I've got to return well and make sure my own game is nice and tight."

So far today, Great Britain's Dan Evans won in straight sets to knock out Argentina's Federico Delbonis...

...Nick Kyrgios brought out the underarm serve again...

...but then came through an epic tie-break on his way to winning the match.

Ana Bogdan is 132nd in the world, well below Johanna Konta's ranking of 18th.

But the 26-year-old took a set off Konta in defeat in Rabat earlier this season.

She has deuce against the Konta serve in the first game of this match after Konta comes swaggering to the net but bunts long..

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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The Fed Heads are out in force.

This is Scarlett Li from Toronto, who asked Roger to sign a photograph of the pair of them together when he came off the practice courts earlier.

"I took this picture in Montreal in 2017 when I gave him a present on behalf of the #UnitedbyRog - an international fans group - when everyone sent a short message to him and to wish him good luck.

He recognised us because we support him all over the world, and we saw him in Paris a few weeks ago.

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Scarlett is here with Martine Lessire from Belgium - the pair met by chatting on a fans forum on Federer's official website.

"We are the regulars!" laughs Martine.

Scarlett says she can't remember how exactly many autographs she has... "A lot," she says.

"If I don't have anything to sign he will just smile and leave. But when he stops to sign we can say good luck."

Are you on Centre? "Of course! We queued for three nights..."

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Court One is starting to fill up to watch British number one Johanna Konta.

She arrived to loud applause and cheers and looks relaxed.

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Usually between matches on Centre Court, the stands empty as fans rush away for refreshments or to the loo.

Right now though, it's surprisingly busy. There's a sense of real excitement about the place.

It's almost as if someone special is about to walk on. Say, perhaps, an eight-time Wimbledon champion?

These are the current / next matches and there is SO much to choose from, including...

• Centre Court - Lloyd Harris versus Roger Federer
• Court One - Ana Bogdan versus Johanna Konta
• Court two - Dominic Thiem v Sam Querrey
• Court three - Nick Kyrgios v Jordan Thompson (just finished), next up Beatriz Haddad Maia v Garbine Muguruza
• Court four - Gilles Simon v Salvatore Caruso
• Court eight - Jay Clarke v Noah Rubin
• Court 12 - Laura Siegemund v Katie Swan
• Court 14 - Tamara Zidansek v Eugenie Bouchard
• Court 16 - Denis Istomin v Cameron Norrie

Take your pick from all 18 streams to watch here.

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If you are just joining us, this is what you have missed so far today Briton-wise on the second day of the Championships.

British number four Harriet Dart beat American Christina McHale 4-6 6-4 6-4 in a tight tussle, with the Duchess of Cambridge as a first-set spectator.

Elsewhere Dan Evans had a more straightforward 6-3 7-6 (7-5) 6-3 win over Argentina's Federico Delbonis.

James Ward is a break down fifth and final set against Nikoloz Basilashvili, while Cameron Norrie is a set up against Denis Istomin and Katie Swan is battling back from a set down against Laura Siegemund.

Jay Clarke is just getting going against Noah Rubin.

You can watch all of those - not all at once, unless you have a whole bank of screens at your disposal - via our video stream page...

Reigning women's champion Angelique Kerber tells BBC Sport: "Coming back here, walking out on Centre Court is really special and there was a lot of emotion and memories. It's amazing to be back here.

"She was a very tricky opponent with the slices and I was playing every single shot.

"It's a tough draw but every round is tough so I will just try to continue how I've played over the last few weeks and how I played here last year."

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As Ashleigh Barty heads back from Court One to the locker-room for a freshen-up and a towel down, somewhere in the wings Johanna Konta is preparing for her meeting with Romania's Ana Bogdan.

They are next up on Court One.

Nick Kyrgios suddenly fancies it again as he breaks fellow Australian Jordan Thompson in the final set. A potential meeting with Rafael Nadal awaits the winner...

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