GB's Evans loses in deciding set against Sousa
Murray & Williams win mixed doubles match after he loses in men's doubles
Federer defeats Pouille; Nadal beats Tsonga in straight sets
Konta wins in three v Stephens
Evans 6-4 4-6 5-7 0-0 *Sousa
Dan Evans lets out a yell of frustration as his backhand floats wide. He was a break up in the third set, just as he was in the second. He has lost both.
Evans has nipped off to the toilet at the changeover.
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
"Come on Andy!"
"Come on Serena!
"Come on Andy!"
"Come on Tim!"
It's a tiresome old gag but even Tim Henman is being backed more than Andreas Mies and Alexa Guarachi...
Williams/Murray 2-0 Mies/Guarachi*
Mies & Guarachi pull it back to deuce.
Williams has the perfect chance to punish a lob with a smash but she fires wide.
Advantage Mies & Guarachi, but confusion between the pair means we're back at deuce.
*Evans 6-4 4-6 5-6 Sousa
Dan Evans is on the skids.
Joao Sousa has two set and break points and the man from Birmingham needs to dig himself out of a big bit of bother...
Williams/Murray 2-0 Mies/Guarachi*
What a winner!
A ridiculous forehand slap from Serena Williams on the Alexa Guarachi serve leaves the crowd gasping.
15-30.
She follows it up with another no-holds spank with the racquet from the tennis legend.
Two break points.
Petra Kvitova swept Magda Linette aside in straight sets earlier on Saturday, and will now face Britain's Johanna Konta in the fourth round after Konta fought back to defeat Sloane Stevens on Court One.
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Williams/Murray 2-0 Mies/Guarachi*
Murray jogs to the net to pat the ball for a winner.
So far so good.
*Evans 6-4 4-6 5-6 Sousa
And now Dan Evans has to serve to stay in the third set rather than to take it.
Joao Sousa looking as refreshed as a man who has dived into a vat of dry ice and tea tree oil.
Tingly.
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BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Wonder what Andreas Mies and Alexa Guarachi are thinking? Their BPMs must be faster than a techno record.
*Williams/Murray 1-0 Mies/Guarachi
WilMu still haven't quite fine-tuned the in-between point bondship.
Murray has gone for the fist and Williams has gone for the palm.
The Scot slaps down a winner and it's 40-15 on his serve.
They opt for the slap of palms.
Wise.
Image source, Getty ImagesEvans 6-4 4-6 5-5 *Sousa
Joao Sousa is not letting Dan Evans have a 2-1 lead that easily.
The Portuguese levels things up once more. Four breaks of serve so far in this third set, eight across the whole match.
*Williams/Murray 1-0 Mies/Guarachi
Two break points for Williams-Murray.
Yikes!
The first is saved as Williams fires into the net.
The second isn't as Andreas Mies sends a backhand into the bottom of the netting.
First 'Hi five!" between the Anglo-American pair.
Andy Murray & Serena Williams - the doubles partnership everyone wants to see
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*Evans 6-4 4-6 5-4 Sousa
Dan Evans will have to serve out the third set.
Neither player's server has looked this safe.
Any four points of the next seven will do Dan...
Federer 7-5 6-2 7-6 (7-4) Pouille
Roger Federer speaking on BBC One: "Yeah it was tough. It was a hard fought match, especially in the first set he had break points. To break and then go on a bit of a run was nice and I think that was key to the match.
"In the third set it was tough, it was very even, I may have had a few more chances but it's always a relief winning a third set tie breaker because you know if it goes the other way you might be there an extra three hours."
On winning 350 Grand Slam singles matches: "It's nice but it's medium otherwise. I know back in amateur times they weren't playing all the slams - it was too far to travel. I think especially in the last 20 years everyone started playing all the slams. But it's nice to achieve, I've enjoyed my times at the slams and they've given me many memorable moments.
"Coco [Gauff] is doing an amazing job, she's winning the hearts of fans around world - for me I don't know how many years I have left but at the moment I'm enjoying myself. I seem to move well on the grass, it's been wonderful."
Williams/Murray 0-0 Mies/Guarachi*
Mies is serving and wins the first point with a decent wide-angled serve that sends Williams out wide.
Make that 15s each as WilMu get their first point on the board.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Sounds like a pop concert on Centre. Sharp screams as the hottest record in the tennis world drops its beat live for the first time.
More frenzied cheers as Ser-Andy (have we agreed on this yet?) stride out, followed by more whoops when they go to the net.
Kelly and Nelly would be bouncing with this reception.
Image source, BBC SportEvans 6-4 4-6 5-3 *Sousa
Touch as well as guts as Dan Evans holds on to take the game.
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