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Coco Gauff (she's 15, don't know if we mentioned that) went a set down against 28-year-old Polona Hercog, but gave us a Wimbledon comeback to remember to make it through to the fourth round at her first Grand Slam.

Gauff has already beaten five-time Wimbledon singles winner Venus William and Magdalena Rybarikova and will face former world number one Simona Halep next.

They loved it on the hill. They loved it in Gauff's box.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

She plays aggressively when she needs to. It was very intriguing mentally to figure out a way to beat her opponent.

She's good volleyer. Better than Venus at that age.

She was down a set and 5-2. She figures it out and then goes 4-1 up. The opponent gets back to 4-4 and then she pulls it out somehow.

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Gavin Simpson: I remember at 15 reaching the GH Wilson Possee Tennis tournament on the public tennis courts in Bishops Stortford and losing to Nigel Hardy. I got my revenge two years later! Congratulations Coco Gauff...what an inspirational figure!

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

She's a good athlete. There will be more challenges ahead for her to deal with, let's not get too far ahead of ourselves.

I think she is going to be a star and she has handled herself very well.

She has good coaching staff and Roger Federer's management company there which will guide her nicely and that's crucial.

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GB: Coco Beware.

Daniel Woodley: Unbelievable! What nerves of steel! What character. And at the age of just FIFTEEN!!! Congratulations Coco Gauff on a simply sensational comeback victory.

Gracie May: Great role model for youth today! Great to see the positive side of young people, congratulations Coco.

If you have been foolish and missed that astonishing match, fear not.

If you want to rewatch it forever, we've got you covered for that too.

Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Its going to be much more difficult against Simona Halep to find an opening in the next round. Against Hercog, she had time to set up her shots and pick her spots.

Against Halep it will be tricky - the pressure is all on her as a big favourite but the crowd will be going nuts for Gauff which will be hard for Halep to handle.

For Coco, I think it will be a mountain too tall to climb - but you don't know.

I don't think she ever played a match this long with this quality, I tip my hat to Coco

This is what it looks like when your daughter creates history on Centre Court at Wimbledon.

Coco Gauff, who faces former world number one Simona Halep next, said after her historic win:

"I'm relieved that it's over. She was playing unbelievable. It was my first match on Centre. People say Court One is my court but maybe Centre is my court as well.

"I always knew I could come back no matter what the score is, I just went for my shots.

"The crowd was amazing even when I was down match point they were still cheering me on. I'm thankful that they believe in me.

"I'm not going to think about the next round but I think I have a mixed doubles match tomorrow so I'm going to focus on that."

Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

It was so dramatic. What an occasion.

To get to the second week in your first major is absolutely incredible.The concentration and focus from both ladies was incredible.

The interest level has just been peaked.

It was almost sweeter the way she was able to come back from two match points. To come back form such a huge deficit, to be able to change her game, and to keep her wits about her.

Everyone will remember it.

It's taken Gauff a while, as she stops for autographs and selfies (in high demand) but she eventually makes it off the court.

The moment you realise it's going long and you're heading for the fourth round of Wimbledon at the age of 15.

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Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

A star has been born.

I don't think I've seen anyone arrive in a greater flash at their first major.

Simon Reed
BBC Sport commentator at Wimbledon

The fairytale continues.

She's into the second week at her first ever Wimbledon.

A phenomenal experience. It was more than a tennis match.

You have to feel for Hercog, she conducted herself so well but had 15,000 people hoping she was going to lose.

It was not about her, it was about the story. And who knows what next week has in store for us.

What has Coco Gauff done?

She is ranked 313th in the world. This is her first Grand Slam. And, in case you hadn't heard, she is FIFTEEN years old.

Gauff has already beaten five-time Wimbledon singles winner Venus Williams and now she has just come from a set down to see off world number 60 Polona Hercog, who has been coming to the All England Club since 2010 (when Gauff was six!).

The crowd is willing this to happen.